High-speed doors from Roll-Up Doors are engineered for efficiency and reliability. We don’t just install them—they help enhance your facility’s workflow, security, and energy performance. Whether you’re running a warehouse, logistics hub, food processing facility, or manufacturing plant, these doors deliver the speed and dependability your operation demands.
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Fast Opening, Secure, and Energy-Smart Doors
Speed + Security + Efficiency
Wondering why you should choose Roll-Up Doors for your High-Speed Doors? Here’s why:
How High Speed Doors Help
Working Faster
Quick Installation
Reliable Install & Support
- Local stock and quick quote lines
- Fully licensed, insured install teams
- Same‑day repairs available
We install fast, and service faster—so downtime stays low. We’re based in Utah, so when you need help, you’re never stuck waiting for out-of-town installers.
Faster Savings
Proven Efficiency Gains
- Slash wait times and HVAC costs
- Enhance warehouse throughput
- Fit HVAC‑sensitive zones
Our High‑Speed installs are ROI machines—speed plus savings. From fewer delays at bay doors to lower utility bills, the financial benefits add up fast.
Custom Fittings
Tailored for Your Facility
- Fit-for-use options (PVC, insulated, vision panels)
- Color & spec custom matching
- Integration with access/security systems
You pick the setup—we make it fit, fast, and clean. Whatever your layout, workflow, or compliance requirements, we’ll deliver a solution that integrates seamlessly from day one.
real-world use & versatility
Tough Doors To Keep Up
High-speed doors aren’t just for warehouses—they’re built to adapt to almost any industry that values efficiency, security, or climate control. From food-grade clean rooms to high-traffic distribution centers, these doors perform reliably in places where timing, sanitation, and durability are non-negotiable. Their rapid operation helps minimize contamination in sensitive environments, while their durable construction withstands the demands of constant use. Whether it’s a grocery loading dock in Provo or a pharmaceutical lab in Salt Lake, these doors help streamline operations without compromising safety or standards.
What makes high-speed doors truly versatile is their ability to integrate seamlessly into complex facility workflows. Do you need to control dust in one area, maintain temperature in another, and secure equipment after hours? No problem. With a range of materials, drive systems, and control configurations, these doors can be customized to fit the needs of retail, automotive, manufacturing, food handling, and beyond. They’re compatible with existing security and access systems, meaning you can automate entry points without reconfiguring your entire setup. For businesses juggling speed, safety, and space, high-speed doors offer a flexible, reliable solution that delivers where it counts.
Industries We Serve
Our Customers
Our High Speed solutions are ideal for:
Warehouses & Distribution Centers
Food Processing & Cold Storage
Manufacturing Facilities
Automotive Service & Parts Depots
Grocery & Retail Loading Docks
Pharmaceutical & Lab Environments
Helping many industries
Performance That Shows Up on the Bottom Line
Across industries, companies that switch to high-speed doors consistently report measurable operational improvements—sometimes within weeks. It’s not just about opening and closing faster; it’s about reducing the friction that slows down your business. Facilities often see smoother traffic flow, fewer delays at entry points, and more predictable indoor conditions, all of which translate to better planning and less waste.
High-speed doors also play a key role in improving compliance with safety, sanitation, and climate standards—especially in industries with strict regulations. The consistent, automated operation supports internal protocols, minimizes manual handling, and helps maintain cleaner, more secure zones.
In large or multi-zone facilities, even a few seconds saved per cycle can add up to thousands of extra productive hours per year. Combined with lower maintenance needs and reduced energy loss, high-speed doors offer an investment that continues to pay dividends long after installation.
Built for the mountain west
Speed & Strength
Weather-Resistant
Built for Extreme Conditions
- Withstand snow, dust, dry heat, and wind
- Wind load ratings up to 88 mph
- Tight perimeter seals for maximum protection
Year-round performance from Salt Lake to St. George, backed by expert local installation and service.
High-Cycle Facilities
Engineered for Constant Use
- Rated for 500,000+ open/close cycles
- Durable drive systems and reinforced guides
- Smooth, consistent performance in high-traffic areas
Ideal for warehouses, logistics hubs, and production lines looking to streamline traffic flow without sacrificing durability.
Clean and Quiet
Perfect for Sensitive Environments
- Low-noise operation for indoor workspaces
- Smooth PVC or stainless finishes for easy cleaning
- Minimal moving parts reduce maintenance
Trusted by food processors, laboratories, and clean rooms where contamination control and quiet operation are critical.
Why Our High-Speed Doors Last
Working Harder, Longer
High-speed doors are built to outlast traditional overhead or sectional doors—not just in years, but in total workload. What sets them apart is more than just materials; it’s the way they’re engineered. From the motor systems to the control panels, every component is designed for high-frequency use and minimal wear.
Unlike standard doors that strain under constant operation, high-speed doors use direct-drive motors, self-lubricating tracks, and breakaway panels that reset automatically after impact. These aren’t afterthoughts—they’re long-term durability strategies built into every unit. The result? A door that doesn’t just survive heavy use, but thrives in it.
In real-world settings, longevity comes down to how well a door resists the unexpected—weather changes, forklift bumps, employee traffic, and everyday grime. That’s where high-speed doors really prove their value.
Many models feature sealed bearings, corrosion-resistant finishes, and impact-resistant bottom edges—all designed to minimize service calls and extend the door’s lifespan. Because they operate so quickly, they’re open for shorter durations, reducing exposure to wind, dust, and temperature fluctuations. When you invest in a high-speed door, you’re not just choosing speed—you’re getting a durable, low-maintenance system built to perform reliably, even in the toughest industrial environments.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESITONS
FAQ
What size should the opening and roll-up door be?
The door is made to fit the opening. A 6×7 door is actually 6’4″ wide for the door to fit into the guides / track.
What Is a High-Speed Door, and How Is It Different?
A high-speed door opens and closes much faster than a standard roll-up or sectional door—typically in 2 to 4 seconds. They’re ideal for areas with heavy traffic, where maintaining internal climate, cleanliness, and security is a priority.
What Types of High-Speed Doors Are Available?
We offer a range of options, including PVC fabric roll-up doors, insulated sectional high-speed doors, aluminum or rigid panel doors, and hybrid options. The right type depends on your space, application, and frequency of use.
Are High-Speed Doors Energy Efficient?
Yes. Fast cycle speeds reduce air exchange, while tight seals help maintain indoor temperatures. Businesses in cold storage, food handling, and climate-sensitive zones often see 20–30% savings on HVAC costs after installing high-speed doors.
How Safe Are These Doors to Operate?
Very safe. All of our high-speed doors come equipped with safety sensors, motion detectors, soft bottom edges, and auto-reverse technology. These systems detect people, forklifts, or objects in the door’s path and stop operation immediately.
How much headroom is required to install a roll-up door?
For storage roll-ups, 13′ to 15′ of headroom is required. 18′ is recommended. Call us if you need more flexibility.
When should I cut the band when installing?
Some of our doors include a metal band. Once the door is mounted—with the U-bolt positioned away from the wall—roll the door toward the opening twice to add tension. Then, pull the door down, secure it with a vice grip, reposition the U-bolt toward the wall, and complete the installation by fastening the door and guide tracks.
How do I frame the opening?
Make it like an “H” or a goal post and don’t cut off at the header. There is an example on our Storage Doors page.
Can High-Speed Doors Be Used Outdoors?
Absolutely. Many models are designed for exterior use with weatherproof materials, UV-resistant finishes, and wind load ratings. We often install them at loading docks, drive-thrus, and service bays across Utah.
Can They Integrate With Security Or Access Systems?
Yes. Our high-speed doors are fully compatible with keypads, badge scanners, motion sensors, remote openers, and even building automation systems. This makes them ideal for secure warehouses, parking garages, and restricted-access zones.
What Happens if the Door Gets Hit or Damaged?
Most of our high-speed doors feature breakaway designs with auto-reset capability. If a forklift or pallet hits the door, it can pop out of its guide tracks without breaking, and then reinsert itself on the next cycle. That keeps downtime and repair costs down.
How Long Does Installation Take?
With proper maintenance, our high-speed doors can last 10+ years in even high-use environments. Models are built for hundreds of thousands of cycles, and routine maintenance (which we also offer) keeps them running like new.