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Commercial Roll-Up & Rolling-Steel Door Repair in Albuquerque, NM

For commercial roll-up door repair and rolling-steel door repair in Albuquerque, NM, call (385) 325-7138 about a jammed curtain, bent slats, or a motor that won't run. Tell us the facility location and which door stopped working.

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Call to describe the problem—if the door is stuck open or the dock is down, say so first.

Independent service-request website. Calls may be shared with an independent commercial dock-and-door repair company. That provider confirms availability, scope, pricing, and service terms.

Commercial buildings only—not house garage doors or truck-body doors.

Facts checked: September 23, 2026.

Is this a roll-up door, or a fire door?

A roll-up door is a curtain of steel slats, or a thin steel sheet, that coils around a drum above the opening. People also call it a rolling steel door or a coiling door. If it has a fire label and shuts on its own when a fire alarm goes off, it's a rolling fire door. That has testing rules of its own, so it has its own page.

What it looks likeTypeRight pageWhat to mention
Interlocking steel slats with a metal hood above the openingRolling steel service doorThis pageChain or motor, and the door number
A thinner corrugated steel sheet, often on storage units or small baysRoll-up sheet doorThis pageUnit or bay number
An open grille or mesh that rolls upRolling grilleThis page (commercial)Where it is
A small rolling shutter over a counter or windowCounter shutterThis page (commercial)Where it is
A fire label on the door edge, guides or hood, or a door that shuts on alarmRolling fire doorRolling fire door repairTest due, failed, or won't reset
Fast fabric or rigid doorHigh-speed doorHigh-speed door repair
Panels on tracks that lift toward the ceilingSectional doorOverhead door repair

Names you might see on a nameplate: Cornell, Cookson, Overhead Door, Raynor, Wayne Dalton. Mention a brand only if you already know it. These names don't mean a provider is authorized by that manufacturer.

Not sure which type you have? See rolling steel door vs. sectional door.

What is the roll-up door doing?

Describe what you can see from a safe distance. The table lists what a qualified provider may check. It isn't a diagnosis.

What you seeWhat a qualified provider may checkWhy it mattersHow to say it
Stuck partwayGuides, curtain, drum spring, operatorA half-open door leaves the building open and can drop"The roll-up is stuck halfway."
Won't roll upOperator, spring tension, a lock, bent slatsBlocks the bay"It won't go up."
Slats bent or out of the guidesSlats, guides, end locksA curtain out of its guides can jam hard"The slats came out of the track on one side."
Curtain uneven, one side lowerDrum, spring tension, guidesCan bind and tear"One side is lower than the other."
Hood dentedHood, the curtain behind itDents can rub the curtain"A truck hit the hood."
Motor runs, door doesn't moveOperator drive, chain, brakeSomething between the motor and the drum let go"The motor runs but the door stays put."
Hand chain very stiffSpring tension, guides, chain hoistA stiff door is out of balance or binding"The chain is really hard to pull."
Door comes down too fast or slamsSpring tension, brake, operatorA falling door is dangerous"It slams shut."
Loud grinding or poppingGuides, slats, drum bearingsWorn parts get worse with use"It's grinding and popping."

A coiling door stores spring tension in the drum above it. Don't try to adjust it, and don't pull the curtain back into the guides. Keep people clear.

Need emergency roll-up door repair in Albuquerque?

Call (385) 325-7138 and say the roll-up is stuck open or won't close. Then give the address and door number. Keep people clear, don't force the door, and follow your facility's process for closing off the bay.

We can't promise a response time from a web page. If an independent provider takes the call, it confirms availability and timing.

Door stuck open? Say that first.

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What happens when you call?

You describe the door and the problem, and give the facility address. The call may be shared with an independent commercial dock-and-door repair company. That company confirms whether it can take the job, the scope, the price and the timing.

  1. Call (385) 325-7138. Say which door and what it's doing.
  2. Describe the door and the facility. Door or unit number, chain or motor, the address.
  3. The independent provider confirms the details. Availability, scope, pricing, scheduling, and its own contract and warranty terms.

Here's an example of what to say (just an example, not a script): "The roll-up door on Unit 12 at our storage facility in Albuquerque is stuck halfway and the slats look bent, and I can give you the address."

If you reach voicemail, leave the facility address, the door or dock number if known, what's wrong, and a callback number.

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The door number and what it's doing are enough.

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What can help on the call? (optional)

You can call without any of this:

  • The door or unit number.
  • Manual chain, crank or motor.
  • Whether there's a fire label you can see from a safe spot.
  • A rough width.
  • A brand, only if you already know it.

What this line takes calls about—and what it doesn't

This page covers rolling steel service doors, roll-up sheet doors, rolling grilles and counter shutters at commercial buildings, plus their operators. That includes warehouses, plants, fleet garages, auto-service bays and commercial self-storage.

Not covered:

  • House garage doors. Call a residential garage door company.
  • Roll-up doors on trucks and trailers. Call a trailer shop.
  • Storefront glass and walk-through doors. Call a door-hardware company.
  • Parts-only orders.

Rolling fire doors are covered on their own page.

What affects the price of a roll-up door repair?

We can't quote your exact roll-up repair from a web page. The price depends on the door, the fault, parts, and access. Here's what to ask before you authorize work.

What drives the priceWhy it changes the costWhat to ask
Trip or diagnostic chargeMany companies charge to come out"Is there a trip charge? Does it go toward the repair?"
Slats versus the whole curtainA few slats cost less than a new curtain"Can you replace just the damaged slats?"
Drum and springSpring work on a coiling door is specialized"Does the spring need work?"
GuidesBent guides may need to be replaced"Are the guides included?"
OperatorMotor repair versus replacement"Can the operator be repaired?"
Size and gaugeWider, taller or heavier-gauge doors cost more"Does the size change the parts?"
Insulated slats or wind locksSpecial slats cost more"Is this a standard slat?"
Access and heightLifts, traffic, high openings"Does access change the price?"
Fire labelFire doors need original-maker parts and a drop test"Is this a fire door? That's a different job."
After-hours visit (only if offered)Nights and weekends may cost more"Is there a different rate?"

Maintenance helps. The door industry group DASMA recommends a trained technician inspect rolling doors at least once a year, or per the manufacturer, and says to check electric doors every quarter (DASMA TDS 270). See commercial garage door maintenance.

Repair the roll-up door or replace it?

Repair fits when a few slats, a guide or the operator is damaged and parts are available. Replacement comes up when the curtain is badly damaged, the drum or spring system is worn out, or the door no longer fits the opening's use. Ask the provider to explain which it is, and why. Planning a new door? See installation in Albuquerque.

Want to talk through the options?

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Rules for roll-up door work in New Mexico

New Mexico law says a contractor needs a state CID license classified for the type of work, including to bid. We found no classification that names rolling doors. The closest is GS-14, "Windows, doors and skylights." If the door is fire-rated, the fire code comes into play too.

QuestionThe rule (checked September 23, 2026)Where to check
License to work and bidCID license covering the type of workNMSA 60-13-12
ClassificationGS-14 is closest; GB-98 includes GS work. Ask which one applies14.6.6 NMAC
Operator wiringES-3 for control circuits under 50 volts; EE-98 above that14.6.6 NMAC
License lookupCheck the number before work startsRLD license verification
PermitDepends on the address: City of Albuquerque (ABQ-PLAN), Bernalillo County, Rio Rancho, the state CID, or another local officePermit offices by area
Fire code (fire doors)Statewide 2021 International Fire Code; Albuquerque's city fire code also adopts the 2021 IFC10.25.5 NMAC; Albuquerque §14-2-1
Fire door testingDASMA says rolling steel fire doors are inspected and drop-tested at least once a yearDASMA TDS 271

The provider and the issuing office decide how these apply to your door.

Where we take roll-up door calls

We take calls about commercial roll-up doors at facilities across Bernalillo, Sandoval, Valencia and Torrance counties. That includes Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Los Lunas, Belen and Moriarty. The independent provider confirms the address and availability. See the full service area →

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Questions about roll-up door repair in Albuquerque

Why is my roll-up door stuck halfway?

Common causes are a curtain out of its guides, a bent slat, a spring or balance problem, or an operator fault. A qualified provider checks which. Keep people clear and don't pull on the curtain.

Can bent slats be replaced without a new door?

Often, yes, if matching slats are available. Ask the provider whether they can replace just the damaged slats.

How do I know if a rolling door is a fire door?

Look from a safe spot for a fire label on the door edge, guides or hood. Fire doors often have a device that makes them close on their own during an alarm. If you aren't sure, say so on the call.

Do you take calls about self-storage roll-up doors?

Yes, at commercial self-storage facilities. Give the unit number and what the door is doing.

Call about your roll-up door in Albuquerque

Tell us which door and what it's doing.

Call(385) 325-7138

Independent service-request website. Calls may be shared with an independent commercial dock-and-door repair company. That provider confirms availability, scope, pricing, and service terms.

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All checked September 23, 2026.

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