Garage doors

Commercial garage door repair: $300 to $900 rolling steel

Commercial garage door repair costs $300 to $900 for a rolling steel door in Housecall Pro's 2026 price guide, and Angi puts roll-up door repairs at $300 to $800.

Typical price range$300 to $900
Housecall Pro, 2026How we get prices

A commercial opener installed runs $600 to $1,500, and NFPA 80 requires rolling fire doors to be drop-tested every year.

Updated October 11, 2026

Key numbers

  • $300 to $900Rolling steel door repairHousecall Pro price guide, Mar 2026
  • $300 to $800Roll-up door repair (storefront, storage)Angi, Aug 2026
  • $600 to $1,500Commercial opener installedHousecall Pro, Mar 2026

Loading dock door down, or a rolling steel door jammed? Call the garage door line and say it is a commercial door and the size.

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JobPublished priceSource
Rolling steel door repair$300 to $900Housecall Pro price guide, Mar 2026
Roll-up door repair (storefront, storage)$300 to $800Angi, Aug 2026
Commercial opener installed$600 to $1,500Housecall Pro, Mar 2026
Commercial door installationFrom about $2,000, can exceed $7,000Housecall Pro, Mar 2026
10 ft by 10 ft commercial door (overhead or roll-up), door only$450 to $2,100HomeGuide, Jul 2025
Roll-up door, per door, installed$600 to $3,000Angi, Sep 2026
Emergency service call$150 to $300; after-hours labor 1.5 to 2 times standardHousecall Pro, Mar 2026
Technician labor$75 to $150 per hourHomeAdvisor, Jun 2026; Angi, Aug 2026

National figures. Commercial pricing is thinner in the cost guides than residential, so the published ranges are wide.

Do this now: a commercial door that is stuck or damaged

Block the opening off before anything else; a commercial door is heavier than a residential one and the same spring and cable rules apply.

  1. Keep people and forklifts out of the opening. Cone it off. A door that fell once can fall again.
  2. Do not touch a snapped spring or a loose cable. Do not touch a snapped spring or a loose cable. DASMA, the door makers' association, says springs under tension cause injury when they break and that cables "should be replaced only by a trained technician"; HomeGuide says DIY spring work "can result in serious injury or death."
  3. Do not pull the release on a door that is not fully closed. Chamberlain's rule for residential openers applies here too: with a broken spring the door may fall rapidly and without warning.
  4. Fire door dropped? A rolling fire door that released is doing its job; it is reset by a technician, not pushed back up. DASMA says fire doors are inspected and drop-tested by a trained technician with documented training.
  5. Photograph the damage if a vehicle hit the door; the driver's or the business's insurer may cover it (Maryland's insurance regulator lists vehicle damage as a standard named peril on home policies; ask your commercial carrier the same).
  6. Call the garage door line. Say it is a commercial door, the type (sectional, rolling steel, high-speed), the width and height, and whether the business is open with the door down.

Is it an emergency? Security, weather and a business that cannot open

A commercial door counts as an emergency when the building cannot be secured or the business cannot operate, and that visit costs a $150 to $300 emergency service call plus 1.5 to 2 times standard labor in Housecall Pro's price guide.

  • Call now: a door stuck open on a warehouse, shop or storage unit overnight; a door that fell; a dock door down with trucks waiting; a fire door that will not reset after a false release.
  • Worth the surcharge today: a door off its track that still closes with help, or an opener that quit while the door is closed and a second entrance exists.
  • Book it: noise, slow travel, a worn bottom seal, a keypad or remote that stopped working.
  • After hours, our line reaches local companies; hours vary. See emergency garage door repair for the fee questions.
Definition

Commercial garage door repair covers sectional, rolling steel, high-speed and fire-rated doors on shops, warehouses, storage units, firehouses and loading docks. Housecall Pro's 2026 guide prices a rolling steel door repair at $300 to $900.

Commercial garage door repair cost: what the guides publish

A rolling steel door repair costs $300 to $900 in Housecall Pro's March 2026 price guide, and Angi puts repairs on roll-up doors, the type "commonly used for storefronts or storage units," at $300 to $800.

Below those two figures the guides fall back on residential parts pricing, which is a fair floor but not a ceiling: springs are bigger, cycles are higher and a technician may bring a lift. Angi lists labor at $75 to $150 an hour and HomeAdvisor the same, with a $50 to $75 service call for a simple fix. Ask whether the company prices commercial springs by cycle rating; a high-cycle spring costs more up front and HomeGuide says it comes with a longer warranty.

Commercial door types and what usually fails on each

Sectional and rolling steel doors fail at the springs, cables and tracks like a home door; a new rolling steel single costs $500 to $1,700 and a double $1,000 to $2,700 in HomeGuide's price guide, which is the number to weigh a big repair against.

Door typeWhere it is usedTypical failurePublished price point
Sectional (panels on tracks)Shops, firehouses, auto baysSprings, cables, rollers, a hit panelReplacement $2,000 to $7,000+ (Housecall Pro)
Rolling steel (slats on a drum)Storefronts, storage, warehousesSpring in the barrel, guides, slats, bottom barRepair $300 to $900 (Housecall Pro); single door $500 to $1,700 (HomeGuide)
Rolling fire doorOpenings in fire wallsFusible link or release, governor, annual test failureAnnual drop test required by NFPA 80 (DASMA TDS 271)
Roll-up aluminum grilleStorefronts, mall tenantsCurtain, lock, operatorDouble roll-up $1,000 to $2,700 (HomeGuide)
High-lift or vertical-lift conversionDocks with tall clearanceTrack alignment, cable lengthHigh-lift conversion $500 to $1,500 (Housecall Pro)

Housecall Pro (Mar 2026), HomeGuide (Jul 2025), DASMA TDS 271 (Jun 2025).

Rolling fire doors: the annual drop test is not optional

NFPA 80 requires every rolling steel fire door to be inspected and drop-tested not less than annually by a trained technician with documented training, DASMA's technical data sheet says, and the rule applies to doors that are never used.

  • Four steps: a pre-test visual inspection, an operational test, drop test one and drop test two.
  • Closing speed: between 6 and 24 inches per second under NFPA 80.
  • Paperwork: results go on the DASMA Rolling Steel Fire Door Drop Test Form, with the technician's training date. Keep it; a fire inspector or your insurer can ask for it.
  • Who does it: DASMA recommends a contract with a rolling door service provider. Ask the company whether its technicians carry the training documentation before you book the test.

Commercial opener repair or replacement cost

A commercial opener installed costs $600 to $1,500 in Housecall Pro's guide, against $300 to $900 for a residential unit in HomeGuide's figures, and the safety rules are the same: openers must reverse on contact and carry a secondary sensor (16 CFR 1211 for residential operators; DASMA's checklist for the test).

Chamberlain's diagnostic codes for its residential and light-duty commercial jackshaft operators include a cable tension monitor code (3-5) that stops the door when a cable looks loose; the fix is to stop using the door and have the cable checked, not to reset the opener. Codes and the keypad checks are on garage door opener repair.

Commercial garage door repair near me: hiring a company that does commercial work

Not every residential installer takes commercial doors, so the first question on the call is whether the company services rolling steel and fire doors; the second is the emergency fee, $150 to $300 in Housecall Pro's guide.

  • Ask for a written price with the service call, labor rate and parts separated. The FTC's 3-day cooling-off rule does not cover repairs you called for, so the signed price stands.
  • Ask about cycle-rated springs and the warranty on them.
  • Ask who resets and tests fire doors and whether the drop test form comes with the visit.
  • Verify the company. Massachusetts consumer regulators list the warning signs of a garage door scam: a name that resembles a known local business, no verifiable address, unmarked vans, an estimate far above industry prices and money up front. Get the price in writing before work starts, and never pay in advance.
  • Commercial trades for the same building: commercial electrician, commercial plumbing, commercial HVAC repair and commercial roof repair.

Have the door type and size? Call the garage door line, say it is commercial, and ask whether the company services that door.

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Questions people ask

How much does commercial garage door repair cost?

Housecall Pro's 2026 guide puts a rolling steel door repair at $300 to $900; Angi puts roll-up door repairs at $300 to $800. Labor runs $75 to $150 an hour (Angi; HomeAdvisor), and an emergency call adds $150 to $300.

How much is a commercial garage door opener?

A commercial opener installed costs $600 to $1,500 in Housecall Pro's guide, against $300 to $900 for a residential opener in HomeGuide's figures.

How often does a rolling fire door need testing?

At least once a year. DASMA's technical data sheet says NFPA 80 requires an inspection and drop test by a trained technician, even on doors that are never used, with results recorded on a drop test form.

How much does a new commercial garage door cost?

HomeGuide prices a 10 by 10 foot commercial door at $450 to $2,100 for the door, and Housecall Pro says commercial installation starts around $2,000 and can exceed $7,000. Angi lists roll-up doors at $600 to $3,000 installed.

Can a residential garage door company fix a commercial door?

Some can, many do not. Ask on the call whether the company services rolling steel and fire doors and carries the training documentation DASMA describes for fire door testing.

Dock door, storefront grille or fire door? Call the garage door line and say the door type and size.

  1. 1Call the line
  2. 2It rings a local company
  3. 3They give you the price
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Before you book

  • License numberAsk for it, then check it with the state board.
  • Written priceGet the visit fee and the job price in writing before work starts.
  • Proof of insuranceAsk for the certificate, especially for roof, tree and electrical work.

Sources (16)

  1. Housecall Pro: Garage Door Price Guide (2026-03-11)
  2. Angi: How Much Do Garage Door Repairs Cost? [2026 Data] (2026-08-03)
  3. HomeGuide: 2026 Garage Door Prices (2025-07-09)
  4. Angi: How Much Does a Garage Door Replacement Cost? [2026 Data] (2026-09-21)
  5. HomeAdvisor: How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Garage Door? (2026-06-20)
  6. HomeGuide: How Much Does Garage Door Repair Cost? (2026) (2026-01-06)
  7. HomeGuide: How Much Does Garage Door Spring Replacement Cost? (2026) (2025-10-27)
  8. DASMA TDS 271: Rolling Steel Fire Doors: Periodic Inspection and Drop-Testing (2025-06)
  9. DASMA: Safety Tips (2023-01-31)
  10. DASMA TDS 167: Sectional Garage Door and Electric Operator Checklist for Home Inspectors and Consumers (2018-08)
  11. eCFR: 16 CFR Part 1211, Safety Standard for Automatic Residential Garage Door Operators (2024-05-13)
  12. Chamberlain Group: How to Manually Open or Close a Garage Door (checked 2026-10-11)
  13. Chamberlain Group: Garage Door Opener Diagnostic Codes and UP/DOWN Flashing Lights (checked 2026-10-11)
  14. Maryland Insurance Administration: A Consumer Guide to Homeowners Insurance (2023-10)
  15. FTC: Buyer's Remorse: The FTC's Cooling-Off Rule May Help (2025-12-09)
  16. Massachusetts OCABR: Garage door scams are on the rise (checked 2026-10-11)
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