Commercial Doors

Commercial Garage Door Software
Every Building, Every Dock Door and One Monthly Statement

A commercial account is not one door. It is a warehouse with eight dock doors, a storage facility with rows of roll-ups, a property manager with forty townhomes, or an auto shop that loses money every hour a bay door won't open. GarageDoorBossPro keeps a door record for every opening at every address, brings maintenance due every 90 days onto a live map, puts access notes and door details on the tech's phone, prints inspection reports for facility managers and sends one monthly statement that covers every address.

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GarageDoorBossPro office view showing commercial door accounts with door records per building, maintenance visits due and monthly billing

Commercial Work Needs Records.
GarageDoorBossPro Keeps Them by Building and by Door.

Plans start at $59/month, and commercial accounts work on every plan: many addresses under one client, door records on each address, recurring maintenance, inspection reports and monthly account billing. To see how commercial work fits with residential repairs, installs and tune-up plans, start at GarageDoorBossPro and then come back here for the commercial side.

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One Client, Many Addresses

A property manager, HOA or warehouse company is one client with every building listed under it, each with its own doors and notes.

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Door Records Per Building

Commercial rolling doors, sectional doors, openers and gate openers saved with brand, model, serial, size, year and bay.

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Maintenance That Comes Due

Set a door maintenance plan at 90 days and every visit lands on the Waiting List map when it is due.

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Inspection Reports

The tech works the door safety checklist on the phone, and the office prints a report the facility manager can file.

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Before & After Photos

Photos from the tech's phone stay on the job, so the manager who never saw the dock can see the work.

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One Monthly Statement

Accounts set to Monthly get one statement covering every address, with each line labeled by the address.

The Right Door, the Right Key and the Right Contact Before the Tech Walks In

A warehouse with eight dock doors is a bad place to guess which one is the problem. GarageDoorBossPro keeps every door on the address with its bay and details, keeps access notes like where to get the key and who signs off at the dock office, and shows all of it on the tech's job card.

  • Commercial rolling and sectional doors saved per building
  • Brand, model #, serial #, size, year installed and bay
  • Access notes: keys, dock office, site contact, hours
  • Door safety checklist with condition and recommendations
  • Before-and-after photos saved with the job
  • Changes on the job flow back to the building record
Example Tech App Card — Van 2
Job 3 · Dock Door Maintenance (90 days)
Warehouse B · 6 dock doors · commercial sectional
Next
Door
Commercial Sectional · 9x10 · Insulated Steel · Commercial Dock 4
Door
Access
Check in at dock office, ask for the shipping lead
Note
Checklist
Door safety inspection on every door
List
Job 4 · Repair
Auto shop · Bay 2 rolling door won’t close
Then
Illustration of the job details a tech sees from your client records.

From a Manager's Property List to a Running Account

Commercial accounts usually arrive as a spreadsheet of addresses and a phone call about one bad door. GarageDoorBossPro turns that into one client, every building on the map, a door record at each one and a maintenance cycle that keeps the account coming back.

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Import the Property List

CSV import brings in the manager's addresses, and each one is placed on the map automatically under the one client.

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Record the Doors

On the first visit the tech adds each door at each building: type, size, brand, model, serial, year and bay.

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Set the Maintenance Cycle

Put door maintenance at every 90 days, or whatever the account agreed to, and visits come due on the Waiting List.

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Bill Monthly

Set the account to Monthly and every job at every address rolls into one statement, each line labeled with the address.

Residential Habits Break on Commercial Accounts

A homeowner has one or two doors and pays at the end of the job. A commercial client has many buildings, many doors, a manager who is never on site and an accounts payable office that wants one bill. Running that out of a notes field and a pile of separate invoices is where commercial work goes sideways.

Ask any door company that has taken on a property manager and you will hear the same story: a list of addresses in an email, a tech standing at the wrong building, a dock door described as “the one on the left” and a pile of separate invoices the manager's office could not match to properties. Nobody remembered when the last maintenance visit was. Nobody could say which doors were flagged on the last inspection.

That information belongs on the building and the door, not in an inbox. When it lives there, any tech can run any commercial stop and the manager gets the same clear paperwork every time.

GarageDoorBossPro keeps the account, the buildings, the doors and the billing in one place, from the first property list to the paid monthly statement.

Commercial Door Features for Garage Door Companies

Every tool here exists to keep many doors at many addresses organized, serviced on time and billed the way commercial clients want to pay.

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Many Addresses per Client

Property managers, HOAs and multi-site businesses keep every building under one client.

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Commercial Door Records

Rolling doors, sectional doors, openers and gate openers with brand, model, serial, size, year and bay.

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Dock and Bay Labels

Bay 1, Bay 2, shop or commercial dock on each door, so the tech goes straight to the right one.

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90-Day Maintenance

Recurring work set by minimum days between visits, so maintenance comes due on its own.

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Waiting List Map

Every due visit on a live map: not due yet, due now and overdue past a 7-day grace.

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Emergency Calls

Add an after-hours call to the board, assign it to a van and the tech sees the door record on the way.

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Access Notes

Keys, dock office check-in, site contacts and hours stored on the address and shown on the card.

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Door Safety Checklist

Springs, cables, rollers, tracks, balance, sensors, opener force and limits, with condition and recommendations.

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Printable Inspection Report

The office prints a Garage Door Safety Inspection report from the job for the facility manager.

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Before & After Photos

Taken in the tech app and saved with the job.

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Replacement Estimates

Built from your service list, approved online by the manager and turned into a scheduled job.

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Monthly Statements

One statement each month covering every address, each line labeled with the address.

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Two-Way Texting

Text site contacts and managers from the office, with automatic alerts by text and email.

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CSV Import

Bring in a property list, and imported addresses are placed on the map automatically.

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Residential Too

Commercial stops and residential repairs, installs and tune-ups share one schedule.

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Simple Plans

Start $59, Pro $89 and Crew $199 per month, with commercial accounts on every plan.

Commercial Maintenance and Residential Repairs on the Same Board

Most door companies don't run a separate commercial division. They have one van on repairs and emergency spring calls and one on installs, tune-ups and maintenance. GarageDoorBossPro puts 90-day commercial visits on the same Waiting List as yearly residential tune-ups, so the office assigns them to a van and a day, auto-routes Closest First or Furthest First from the shop, and prints route sheets. For a full walkthrough of commercial accounts, read Commercial Garage Door Software: The Complete Guide for Door Companies Serving Businesses and Property Managers.

  • Waiting List map colored not due, due now and overdue
  • Dispatch board by van and day, with saved views
  • Route order by hand or auto-route from the shop
  • Emergency calls added to any van's day
  • Crew GPS on the office map
  • Printed route sheets for each van
Example Dispatch Board — Tuesday
Van 1
Residential repairs · spring calls, cables, off-track doors
Van 2
Commercial maintenance · warehouse docks and storage facility
Van 3
Installs · two openers and a townhome door replacement
Owner
Replacement estimate at the auto shop, HOA walk-through
Commercial and residential, one board.
The same order on the board and on the phone.

Managers Get Clear Paperwork, Site Contacts Know When the Van Is Coming

The person who pays a commercial bill is often not the person standing at the dock. GarageDoorBossPro handles both. Site contacts can get night-before, on-the-way and arrived alerts, and the office texts back and forth with them from one inbox. Managers get inspection reports, photos on the job, estimates they approve online, and one monthly statement with every address on its own line. Invoices, online payment and the card on file are in the customer app.

  • Monthly account billing with each line labeled by address
  • Printable door safety inspection reports
  • Online estimate approval and follow-up emails
  • Two-way texting and automatic alerts
  • Invoices, card on file, online payment and service requests in the customer app
Example Commercial Account
Client
Property management company
Addresses
Three warehouses, one storage facility
Doors
Rolling and sectional, each with bay
Plan
Door maintenance every 90 days
Billing
Monthly statement, lines by address

Simple Plans. Commercial Accounts on Every One.

Pick the plan that fits your operation. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card.

Compare plans on the pricing page.

Commercial Garage Door Software — Common Questions

Can one client have many addresses?

Yes. A property manager, HOA, storage company or warehouse operator is one client with every address listed under it. Each address keeps its own doors, access notes and job history, and each one shows on the map.

How do I keep track of many doors at one building?

Every address keeps a list of its doors and hardware: commercial rolling doors, commercial sectional doors, openers, gate openers and more, each with brand, model #, serial #, year installed, size, material and a bay label such as Bay 2 or commercial dock. The tech sees the list on the job card, and changes on a job flow back to the address.

Can I set up maintenance every 90 days?

Yes. Recurring work is set by minimum days between visits. Set a commercial door maintenance plan at 90 days, and each visit comes due on the Waiting List map when the time is up, colored not due yet, due now or overdue past a 7-day grace.

What do facility managers get after a visit?

The tech works the door safety inspection checklist on the phone, records a condition and written recommendations, and takes before-and-after photos. The office can print a Garage Door Safety Inspection report from the job and send the invoice or include the work on the monthly statement.

Can a property manager get one bill?

Yes. Set the account to Monthly and it gets one statement each month covering every address, with each line labeled with the address it belongs to.

How much does it cost?

Start is $59/month, Pro is $89/month, and Crew is $199/month. Commercial accounts and monthly billing work on every plan, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with no credit card.

Commercial accounts are one piece of how GarageDoorBossPro runs a garage door company. For residential repairs, installs, tune-up plans, the tech app and billing, see the full GarageDoorBossPro platform overview.

Commercial Doors Guides

Practical reading on warehouses, loading docks, storage facilities, auto shops, property managers and HOAs, door records per building, 90-day maintenance, emergency calls, inspection reports, monthly statements and replacement estimates.

  1. Commercial Garage Door Software: The Complete Guide for Door Companies Serving Businesses and Property Managers
  2. Rolling Doors and Sectional Doors: Keeping Commercial Door Records That Techs Can Use
  3. Loading Dock Door Service: Tracking Every Dock Door at a Distribution Building
  4. Warehouse Accounts: Running Many Doors at One Address Without Losing Track
  5. Storage Facility Accounts: Scheduling Door Service Across Rows of Units
  6. Auto Shop Bay Doors: Serving Shops That Can't Work With a Door Stuck Shut
  7. Fire Station Bay Doors: Organizing Service for Stations and Public Buildings
  8. Property Manager Garage Door Accounts: One Manager, Many Properties, One Record
  9. Townhome and HOA Communities: Managing Dozens of Garage Doors Under One Account
  10. One Client With Many Addresses: How Commercial Door Accounts Are Set Up
  11. Door Records Per Building: Brand, Model, Serial, Size and Bay for Every Commercial Door
  12. Commercial Door Maintenance Every 90 Days: Recurring Visits That Come Due on Their Own
  13. The Waiting List for Commercial Accounts: Seeing Every Door Visit That Is Due
  14. After-Hours and Emergency Commercial Door Calls: Getting a Tech to a Stuck Door
  15. Access Notes for Commercial Doors: Keys, Dock Offices, Contacts and Hours
  16. Inspection Reports for Facility Managers: Showing What Was Checked on Every Door
  17. Before-and-After Photos on Commercial Door Jobs: Proof the Facility Manager Can See
  18. Monthly Statements by Address: One Bill for Every Door Job at Every Property
  19. Estimates for Commercial Door Replacements: From Site Visit to Approved Job
  20. Getting a Property Manager to Say Yes: Online Estimate Approval and Follow-Ups
  21. Mixing Commercial and Residential Garage Door Work on One Schedule
  22. Dispatching Commercial Door Work: Which Van Goes to the Warehouse
  23. Importing a Property List by CSV: Getting a Manager's Addresses Into Your System
  24. What the Tech Sees on a Commercial Door Job: Building, Bay and Door on the Card
  25. Texting Facility Managers and Site Contacts: Two-Way Texts and Automatic Alerts
  26. Invoicing Commercial Door Work: Per-Job Invoices, Card on File or Monthly Billing
  27. Tags, Custom Fields and Reports for Commercial Door Accounts
  28. Landing Your First Property Manager and Commercial Door Accounts: What to Have Ready
  29. Keeping Commercial Door Accounts Year After Year: Service Habits Managers Notice
  30. Choosing Commercial Garage Door Software: What to Check Before You Switch

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Dock Door Is Broken.

Door records per building, maintenance that comes due on its own, inspection reports, photos and one monthly statement for every address. Try GarageDoorBossPro free for 14 days.

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