Roller Garage Doors

Roller garage doors are designed with security as a priority. Unlike traditional garage doors, they have no external handles or obvious entry points, making them difficult to force open. Many models feature:

• Auto-locking mechanisms that engage when the door closes, preventing forced entry.
• High-strength aluminium slats that resist impact and tampering.
• Optional alarm integration, alerting homeowners if an attempted break-in occurs.
• Smart automation that prevents manual lifting without a remote or keypad code.

For even greater security, we offer Secured by Design-certified models, which meet police-preferred security standards.

Roller garage doors are designed to be low-maintenance, but regular servicing helps extend their lifespan and keep them operating smoothly. We recommend:

• Annual servicing to check for wear on the motor, guide rails, and slats.
• Lubricating moving parts to prevent stiffness or noise.
• Cleaning the door surface with mild soap and water to maintain its finish.
• Inspecting the safety features, such as obstruction sensors, to ensure they function correctly.

If you opt for an automated roller door, occasional battery replacement in remote controls may also be needed. We offer servicing and maintenance packages to help keep your door in perfect condition.

Yes! One of the biggest advantages of roller garage doors is their versatility. Unlike traditional garage doors that require ceiling tracks or swinging room, roller doors roll into a compact box above the opening, making them suitable for:

• Garages with limited headroom, where sectional or up-and-over doors wouldn’t fit.
• Short driveways, since they don’t swing outward when opening.
• Unusual garage shapes, as they can be custom-sized to fit most openings.
• Commercial and residential properties, offering the same level of durability and security.

If you’re unsure whether a roller garage door is suitable for your space, we offer free site surveys to assess your garage and recommend the best option.

If your roller garage door fails to open or close properly, the issue is often minor and can be resolved quickly. Common causes include:

• Power supply issues – If you have an automated door, check if the power is connected, or if a fuse has blown.
• Obstruction detection – Modern roller doors have safety sensors that prevent operation if something is blocking the track.
• Remote control problems – Try replacing the batteries or using a manual override key.
• Mechanical wear – Over time, springs or motors may need adjustment or replacement.

If your door stops working, we offer fast-response repair services, including emergency call-outs for urgent issues. Find out more on our repairs and servicing page