Commercial · Richmond BC
New commercial doors.
Insulated sectional. Full-view aluminum. Roll-up steel. Free Richmond site visit.
Door Types We Install
Pick the right door for the bay.
Insulated sectional
9' to 16' wide. Heated warehouses, food production, climate-sensitive bays.
Full-view aluminum
Floor-to-ceiling dominant sectional. Showrooms, auto bays, breweries.
Sheet roll-up
Self-storage, low-clearance bays, light industrial. High cycle, low maintenance.
High-lift & vertical-lift
For bays with higher ceilings and rack systems. Custom mast engineering.
New Commercial Doors
A commercial door is engineered, not just selected.
The right commercial door for your building depends on more than the size of the opening. Wind loads, fire ratings, insulation requirements, cycle counts, opening speed, security needs, and integrity all matter — and getting any one of them wrong shows up later as premature wear, failed inspections, or compliance issues.
We work through the full specification with you before quoting. Where engineering documentation is required for permitting — often the case for new construction or major renovations — we coordinate with structural engineers and the City of Richmond on your behalf so you're not chasing paperwork.
Door Types
Commercial door types we install.
Sectional commercial doors
Heavy-gauge insulated steel panels. 1.25" to 3" thickness, R7 to R20. Suitable for warehouses, automotive bays, loading docks, and most commercial overhead applications. Matched with a UL 325-approved operator, sized and engineered to your door's requirements.
Sliding steel doors (roll-up)
Coiled overhead strategy — smaller header requirement, common for retail service bays, security doors, and auto storage. Welded galvanized steel, perforated for ventilation, or insulated. Used in auto shops, showrooms, and commercial service bays throughout Richmond.
High-speed doors
For operations where door cycle time directly affects throughput — cold storage, logistics hubs, food processing, manufacturing. Open at 60+ inches per second, close automatically after vehicle passes through. More expensive than alternatives; lower lifetime energy and HVAC costs.
Insulated & thermal-rated doors
For warehouses with heated or refrigerated spaces, insulation is often a code-level requirement. R-12 to R-30, thermal break frames, high-performance weather seals. Particularly relevant for food and beverage facilities along the East Richmond corridor.
Fire-rated doors
Required by code in many commercial applications — between separate fire areas, at certain warehouse partitions, and in multi-tenant buildings. We install UL-listed fire-rated rolling doors with proper glazing, load lines, and inspection-ready documentation.
What's Included
What's included in a commercial installation.
Every line item below is included in your quoted price — no surprises, no add-ons after the fact.
Scheduling
Scheduled around your operations.
We understand that taking a commercial door out of service for replacement means slowing or stopping a part of your operation. Wherever possible, we schedule commercial installations after-hours, on weekends, or during low-cycle windows so you aren't forced to choose between getting the work done and getting the day's work done.
For phased installations across multiple bays, we'll typically replace one bay at a time so you keep operational capacity throughout.
Manufacturers
Brands we install commercially.
Process
How a commercial door project works.
01
Site visit & specifications
We meet on site, measure, review your operational requirements, discuss insulation and cycle-count needs, and document everything required for engineering and permitting.
02
Proposal & permits
Detailed written proposal with itemized pricing, lead time, and installation schedule. Once approved, we order the door and pull permits with the City of Richmond.
03
Installation & commissioning
Installation scheduled around your operations — typically after-hours or on weekends for active sites. Full commissioning, programming, and documentation before you sign off.
Commercial-door pricing varies dramatically based on door type, size, insulation, operator specifications, and access integration. Every commercial project starts with an on-site assessment and written proposal — no ballpark over the phone.
Common Questions
About new commercial doors.
Why does a new commercial door cost what it does? It only took like 2 seconds.
Commercial doors are engineered to spec — the price reflects wind load calculations, engineering documents, permit coordination, UL-rated hardware, and an operator sized to your actual cycle count. A mis-specified door fails early, fails inspection, or voids your warranty. You're paying for the right install, not clock time.
How long is the lead time on a commercial door?
It depends on the door type and whether it's a stock size or custom. Standard sectional steel doors typically run 2–4 weeks from order. Custom sizes, specialty glazing, and fire-rated doors can run 6–10 weeks. We'll give you a realistic lead time on the first call — not a number to win the quote.
Do you carry manufacturer-grade insulated doors?
Yes. We install insulated sectional doors from Door Craft, CHI, Garaga, and Richards-Wilcox — all in commercial grades with R-values up to R-30. We'll match the insulation spec to your application and climate control requirements.
Can you replace a door without shutting our operation down?
Usually yes. We schedule commercial installations after-hours, on weekends, or during low-cycle windows wherever possible. For multi-bay operations, we typically replace one bay at a time so your operation stays running throughout. We'll plan the schedule around your production requirements from the start.
Do you handle disposal of the old door?
Yes. Removal and disposal of the existing door is included in every full installation. We remove the door, tracks, springs, and any old hardware — you don't need to arrange a bin or a separate crew.
Where We Work
Commercial New Doors in Richmond & Metro Vancouver
DoorChamp is based in Richmond, BC and provides same-day commercial new doors to homeowners and businesses across Metro Vancouver — including Richmond, Vancouver, Burnaby, Delta, Surrey, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Ladner, Tsawwassen, North Vancouver.
Richmond
Home base
Vancouver
Burnaby
Delta
Surrey
New Westminster
Coquitlam
Ladner
Tsawwassen
North Vancouver
Not sure if we cover your neighbourhood? Call (778) 732-0588 — we'll let you know right away. View the full service area list.
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