Planned Maintenance That Prevents Breakdowns

Current safety guidance recommends automatic doors are serviced regularly — typically once or twice a year, depending on how busy the door is. High-traffic entrances such as supermarkets, hospitals and schools often need more frequent visits to stay safe, reliable and within guidance. We’ll recommend the right frequency for each door on your site.

No — and that’s true of most maintenance contracts, not just ours. A maintenance or PPM agreement normally covers the planned servicing only, not repairs or emergency call-outs, so you’re usually free to choose who handles a breakdown and to get a second opinion any time. Ours work exactly that way: never tied in for repairs, no small-print traps.

Yes. We look after multi-site and single-site estates across North Wales with one point of contact, a shared servicing schedule and consistent records for every location. For facilities and estates teams juggling a portfolio, that means one number to call and one clear paper trail instead of chasing several local contractors.

Yes. Most door failures build up gradually — worn parts, drifting sensor settings, tired springs — and a planned service catches them before they leave you stuck. Preventing a breakdown is far cheaper than an emergency call-out and the lost trading time that comes with a door jammed open or a shutter stuck down.

All of them. We service automatic sliding and swing doors, roller and security shutters, fire shutters, gates and barriers from every major manufacturer, including Record and Gilgen. If your equipment was installed by someone else, or the original company has gone, we can take over its maintenance with no fuss.