Folding security gates closed across a storefront, with bollards in front
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Storefront security: gates, grilles and bollards

What stands between the street and your glass after hours. We repair and install folding security gates, rolling security grilles and steel bollards for storefronts, entrances and docks, and we fix the ones we didn't install.

What needs attention?

Folding security gates

Go to: Folding security gates

Bent, jammed or forced gates, worn tracks and broken locks.

Bent gateJammed trackBroken lock
Nights, weekends and holidays, our emergency line is answered.425-776-5162

Three ways to protect an opening

Gates and grilles close it off, bollards stand in front

Each does a different job, and they are often used together. Pick one for repair or for a new installation.

Folding security gate closed across a row of storefront windowsC1Our work

Folding security gates

Steel scissor gates across a storefront, a dock or a stock room.

Rolling security grille across an alley entranceC2Our work

Security grilles

Rolling grilles for garages, storefronts and counters. Locked, with air and sightlines through.

Four yellow bollards in front of a storefront entranceC3Our work

Security bollards

Steel posts set in concrete in front of an entrance, the glass or a dock door.

The entrance itself

Pair of aluminum and glass storefront doorsB1Our work

Storefront doors

The aluminum and glass doors your customers use all day.

New gray steel door and frame on a rooftopB2Our work

Pedestrian doors

Steel entry doors at the side and back of the building, where break-ins are often tried.

Single folding gate across a recessed storefront entryFour yellow bollards at a storefront entranceOur work
Not our door? We fix it anyway.

Repair comes first

A forced gate or a hit grille can usually be fixed

Bent pickets, a jammed track, a broken lock, a grille pushed out of its guides by a car. We look at the repair first and tell you plainly when a new one is the better value.

  • Bent or forced gates
  • Jammed tracks and rollers
  • Grilles off track
  • Vehicle damage
  • Locks and cylinders
  • Posts that were hit
  • Any make
  • On call 24/7
  • Locally owned since 1987

Our work

An alley, before and after

One of our own jobs, photographed before and after.

Chain-link gate across an alley between two buildings
Before
Rolling security grille across the same alley
After

Alley security grilleA chain-link gate across the alley was replaced with a rolling security grille.

Security grilles

Maintenance: gates and grilles that are opened and locked every day wear at the tracks, rollers and locks. Ask about a maintenance schedule.

Commercial door maintenance

Straight answers

Storefront security questions

Not on the list? Call and ask. A person answers.

Call 425-776-5162
Someone forced our gate or grille last night. Can you come now?

Call 425-776-5162. The line is answered 24 hours a day and technicians are on call nights, weekends and holidays. We secure the opening first, then repair or replace what was damaged.

Gate, grille or bollards: which does a storefront need?

They do different jobs. A folding gate or a rolling grille closes off the glass and the door after hours. Bollards are steel posts in front of the building that stand between a vehicle and the entrance. Many storefronts use a gate or grille together with bollards.

Do you repair gates and grilles you did not install?

Yes. We repair folding gates, rolling grilles and their operators and locks, whatever the make.

Can a folding gate go where there is no room for a floor track?

Yes. Trackless gliding gates roll on casters where a floor track cannot be used. See folding security gates.

A door that won't close can't wait until morning

A break-in, a vehicle through the grille, a dock door stuck open at closing time. Our phones are answered around the clock, and technicians are on call every night, weekend and holiday.

  1. Call 425-776-5162Tell us what happened and what kind of door it is.
  2. An on-call technician heads your wayAny hour, including weekends and holidays.
  3. The opening gets secured, then repairedIf the permanent fix needs parts, we close up the building first.
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