Services

Service & Maintenance

One-off servicing and planned preventative maintenance visits for automatic, industrial and manual door systems.

Avanti Doors engineer servicing an automatic door system

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Planned door maintenance

Maintenance that helps reduce unexpected faults

Automatic and industrial doors are working equipment that needs regular inspection, adjustment and testing. This page explains the work completed during a one-off service or planned preventative maintenance visit. If you manage multiple sites and need asset registers, agreed reactive terms and one commercial agreement, use our dedicated maintenance contracts page.

What's included

What a maintenance visit can cover

Planned Preventative Maintenance , Avanti Doors

Planned Preventative Maintenance

Scheduled inspection, adjustment, lubrication and testing of the components included in the agreed service scope.

Safety Checks , Avanti Doors

Safety Checks

Force, sensor, edge and operating checks selected for the powered door and agreed visit scope.

Scheduled Servicing , Avanti Doors

Scheduled Servicing

Service intervals set around equipment condition, traffic, environment and operational risk.

Condition Reporting , Avanti Doors

Condition Reporting

A visit record that separates completed adjustments from quoted follow-up work.

Why Avanti

Documented, system-specific maintenance

The service scope is agreed around the equipment on site, with completed checks, adjustments and follow-up work recorded after the visit.

System-specific scope

The visit is planned around the assets, condition and agreed inspection requirements.

Powered-door checks

Force, sensor and activation checks can be included where relevant to the system and scope.

Service report

A record of completed work, condition observations and identified follow-up in the agreed reporting format.

Reactive follow-up

Fault attendance is arranged separately or under the response terms written into a maintenance contract.

Mixed-system survey

The initial assessment confirms which equipment can be included in one service scope.

Flexible schedules

Visit frequency is agreed around operating hours, equipment condition and site needs.

Automatic door operator inspected during a planned maintenance visit

Safety checks

A maintenance scope you can evidence

The agreed visit can include the force, sensor and safety-device checks relevant to the equipment, followed by a written record of completed work and identified follow-up.

  • Maintenance scope
  • Force, sensor and safety-device checks where relevant
  • A record of completed work and identified follow-up
  • Visit scope agreed against the actual equipment