Sectional Overhead Doors

With years of experience serving southeastern Wisconsin, Rinderle Door Co. delivers high-quality sectional overhead doors that combine durability, performance, and a clean, professional look you’ll be proud to showcase.

High Quality Sectional Overhead Door Products, Installation and Service

No matter what size opening you have, or how many doors you need, Rinderle Door can handle any of your facility’s door needs.

When you are looking for a new overhead door, we know that this can be an overwhelming experience. We will walk step by step with you through the whole procedure; from the day our sales estimator meets with you at your site to discuss your options to the final installation where our technicians train you and your employees on how to use your new application... we know that you take this seriously, and so do we! We have years of experience in providing southeastern Wisconsin with quality installations that you can take pride in at your location. We’ve been an authorized Raynor dealer for over 25 years and are proud to promote and install top-of-the-line products from this leading manufacturer.

Reputable Commercial Door Service & Top Tier Installers

Our reputation is on the line, and it is our mission to provide quality products that match our quality of service.

We provide continual in-house training for all of our technicians, and they are cross-trained as installers. This gives them a keen insight to what makes a door run at top performance, and they put that awareness into all of our installations. They are trained to be detailed, thorough, professional, and friendly throughout the whole process. This not only gives you a long-lasting door system, it makes it an overall great experience!

We provide all our install teams with a service vehicle that has everything we need to complete your project. From ladders, power tools, generators, torch sets, and welders, we are fully prepared for any job. We even provide lift services, so you won’t have to deal with any other company.

Custom Applications Are Our Specialty

We specifically order all of our installation materials per each opening we work on, so we treat every job as a custom application. We send our sales estimators to your site to spec out the entire project for you, so you know you have the right application as well as a final project that fits exactly to your specifications. We service all brands and install the best product for your application.

Southeast Wisconsin's Commercial Garage Door Experts

Contact us today to set up an appointment with one of our sales estimators who will meet you onsite to get the ball rolling on your new project. We’re proud to provide the commercial garage doors our customers need throughout Waukesha and Milwaukee counties, and the surrounding areas.

Commercial Sectional Doors FAQs

Commercial sectional overhead doors provide convenient access to warehouses, loading docks, and other commercial facilities. Choosing the right door involves more than finding one that fits your facility’s opening. You also need to consider frequency, insulation, maintenance, and available space. At Rinderle Door Company, we help businesses select overhead door systems that meet their needs.
Here are answers to common questions about commercial sectionaloverhead doors:
What Is a Sectional Overhead Door?

A sectional overhead door is made of several horizontal panels connected by hinges. The panels move together along tracks as the door opens and closes. These doors are commonly used in warehouses, industrial buildings, loading areas, and other commercial facilities. They're available in different materials, sizes, and configurations to accommodate various openings and operational needs.

How Do Sectional Overhead Doors Function?

Sectional overhead doors operate using rollers that guide the hinged panels along tracks mounted beside and above the opening. Springs help counterbalance the door's weight, making it easier to operate. Depending on the system, doors can be opened manually or with an electric operator. Different track configurations can accommodate buildings with varying ceiling heights and overhead clearance.

How Much Do Commercial Overhead Doors Cost?

The cost of commercial sectional overhead doors varies based on their size, construction, insulation, hardware, and operating system. Larger openings, specialized track layouts, and motorized operation can increase the price. Installation requirements also affect the total cost, especially when replacing an existing door. The team at Rinderle Door Company can review your facility's needs and help you choose a commercial overhead door that fits your exact specifications.

How Long Do Sectional Overhead Doors Last?

The lifespan of a sectional door depends on usage, operating conditions, and construction. Doors that cycle dozens or even hundreds of times daily experience more wear than those opened occasionally. Springs, rollers, hinges, and other components may need replacement before the door itself. Regular inspections and prompt repairs can help extend the system's lifespan.

What Is the Difference Between Sectional and Rolling Doors?

Sectional doors have hinged panels that travel along overhead tracks, while rolling doors feature metal slats that coil around a barrel above the opening. Sectional doors generally need more overhead space but offer a wide range of insulation, window, and panel options. Rolling doors have a more compact storage design that works well in certain industrial settings. We can help you compare these systems based on available clearance, building requirements, and how often your doors are used.

Can Commercial Overhead Doors Be Insulated?

Yes. Many commercial sectional overhead doors are available with insulated panels that help reduce heat transfer between indoor and outdoor spaces. Insulation can make a difference in heated warehouses, climate-controlled work areas, and facilities where temperature changes affect daily operations. Insulated doors may also help reduce outside noise. When comparing options, consider the door's R-value, which measures its resistance to heat flow. Higher R-values generally indicate better insulating performance.

What Are Common Signs That a Commercial Overhead Door Needs Repairs?

Watch for unusual grinding sounds, damaged panels, worn rollers, loose hardware, light gaps, or a door that doesn't close completely. Slow or jerky movement can also indicate problems with the springs, tracks, or operator. Ignoring these warning signs could lead to unexpected downtime or safety concerns. We recommend scheduling an inspection when you notice changes in your door's performance.

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Customer Stories

Don't just take our word for it...

"You guys are a dream to me. I have a couple of vendors that I can count on. You are one of them. With everything going on, I don't have to worry about you guys. You follow up and I don't have to babysit. Kudos to you and your crew for being such a good company to work with."

Glen, Large University

"Again, you had another tech come out that was excellent! You have a great team and we've never had a bad service experience."

Rick, Commercial Business

"I look forward to working with your staff. I have always found them to be professional, friendly and a pleasure to have in our facility."

Marylin, Wholesale Facility

"We have used Rinderle to assist us with some of our basketball/gym motors and bleachers. Up front they are not always the cheapest, but the job gets done right and if there are any issues they resolve them. So we find the value in the first class service we get."

Bob, School District Buildings & Grounds Director

"Your technician was superb. Good follow through on closing the work order out."

Peter, Food Facility

"Your tech did a phenomenal job. Cleaned up better than it was when he started. You have fantastic techs on your team."

Dan, Commercial Equipment Company

Our Product Partners

We service all makes and models and install the best product for your application.

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Airlift Doors, Inc.
Amarr
Ankmar
ASI Doors
Blue Giant
The Bug Blocker
CHI Overhead Doors
Clopay
Cookson
Cornell
Curries
DLM
Draper
Dynaco
Edgewater Door
Entrematic
Hormann
Hussey
Interkal
LCN
NABCO
Nergeco
NOVA Technology
Overhead Door
Porter
POWERAMP
Raynor
Rite Hite
Rytec
Schlage
Serco
Special-Lite
Von Duprin
Wayne Dalton