Everyone knows what a pain it is having to repair or replace equipment that hasn’t been properly maintained – plus the unwanted expense and downtime. And we all wish we would have taken those proper steps to maintain – after our equipment breaks down. Moving gears, rollers, engines, bolts, cables, tracks – all incur wear and tear over time.  Just like your own vehicle, atv, or garage door, they all need proper maintenance to ensure safety and extend the life of the machinery.

For most companies, your dock equipment works the hardest – and gets hit the hardest. Dock seals and overhead doors are susceptible to impact from forklift trucks and pallet jacks plus wear and tear of everyday grind on springs or tracks. Dock levelers get a fair share of abuse as well as debris accumulating in the pit over busy seasons. High speed doors and curtain dividers eventually start to have hardware issues from daily use. Bolts become loose, guides get bent, and the fabric can tear from developing cracks. These all pose safety hazards which if not addressed, fixed or replaced will cause issues for you.

A good way to prevent workplace accidents (and eliminate that sinking feeling that you should be doing something) is by being proactive with a routine, scheduled Preventative Maintenance Plan customized by certified technicians for your operations.

Preventative Maintenance Plans – Keeping In Peak Performance

A regularly planned checkup of the overall health of your dock equipment and industrial doors should keep you from malfunctions for continued safe operations.  Our certified, trained technicians focus on keeping your dock and doors in peak condition at all times vs. only responding to a needed repair. 

How often will a certified tech be scheduled to come out?

Depending upon the amount of use and abuse your equipment takes, scheduled maintenance could be on a monthly basis or once per year.  Plans will be customized to your specific operational needs by one of our certified technicians.