Monday, April 26, 2021

Trust the Professionals at Passport Door and Dock Systems with Your Sectional Door, Installation and Service Needs

Passport Door and Dock Systems, a division of DuraServ, supplies commercial Wayne Dalton sectional doors including aluminum sectional doors, insulated steel sectional doors, and steel sectional doors to North Carolina and the surrounding areas.

 
Get your Wayne Dalton steel sectional doors and insulated sectional doors from Passport Door and Dock Systems. Call us or connect with us online today!
 
  • Farmville, NC: (252) 753-6100
  • Raleigh, NC: (919) 639-0334
 

Commercial Sectional Doors

Because sectional doors open upwards and include under the ceiling suspension, they are ideal for commercial establishments that need to save space. Options include aluminum doors, insulated, and non-insulated sectional doors. 
 
Insulated sectional steel doors offer thermal efficiency, economical solution, environmental control, and protection against outdoor elements. Ideal for commercial and industrial facilities requiring medium-duty and heavy-duty doors.
 
 
Wayne Dalton Steel Sectional Doors
Steel sectional doors or non-insulated sectional doors feature ribbed exteriors and are strong, durable and versatile. Perfect for commercial and industrial business operations requiring medium-duty to heavy-duty doors.
 
 
Aluminum sectional doors offer maximum visibilitylight infiltration, and are an aesthetically pleasing solution for corporate facilities, fire stations, retail stores, and service stations. Aluminum sectional doors are a practical choice, presenting durability, style, low maintenance, and longevity.
 
 

North Carolina's Most Reliable Wayne Dalton Sectional Door Distributor and Service Provider

 
Passport Door and Dock Systems, a division of DuraServ, is an authorized distributor and service provider of Wayne Dalton sectional doors in Cary, Durham, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Greenville, Raleigh, Wilmington, and surrounding North Carolina cities. We designinstall, and service every sectional door we carry. We have sectional doors for every industry and application - big or small, simple or complex, standard or specialized
 
Call Passport Door and Dock Systems or connect with us online to discover why we are North Carolina’s most reliable distributor and service provider of Wayne Dalton sectional doors.

  • Farmville, NC: (252) 753-6100
  • Raleigh, NC: (919) 639-0334

Tuesday, March 23, 2021



Loading docks are the busiest areas in distribution centers, food and beverage plants, industrial factories, manufacturing facilities, retail outlets, and warehouses.

 
Gaps between parked vehicles and loading docks allow outside elements such as dust, rain, snow, and wind to enter a facility and also permit air conditioning and heating to escape, increasing energy cost. Dock seals and dock shelters offer ultimate sealing efficiency and protect the loading dock area against outdoor elements.
 
Passport Door and Dock Systems, a division of DuraServ, supplies and services Serco dock seals and dock shelters for loading dock systems in Cary, Durham, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Greenville, Raleigh, Wilmington, and surrounding North Carolina cities.
 
Call Passport Door and Dock Systems or connect with us online to choose the ideal dock seals and shelters for your loading dock systems.
 
  • Farmville, NC: (252) 753-6100
  • Raleigh, NC: (919) 639-0334
 

Dock Seals, Dock Shelters, and Installation Services

Dock seals and shelters provide optimum sealing effectiveness and safeguard the loading dock area from outdoor elements.
 

Dock Seals

Dock seals are foam pads that compress when trailers back into them, forming a seal around three sides of a trailer. Serco dock seals are effective solutions to accommodate the loading dock's high-volume traffic with consistent trailer widths and differing heights.
 
 

Dock Shelters

Dock shelters are enclosures that provide a wiper seal against trailer tops and sides for high sealing efficiency. They offer reliable performance and protection to withstand compression when a trailer backs up to the dock. Serco dock shelters accommodate high-volume traffic with a wide variety of vehicle sizes and types.
 
  • Serco S2200 Ultra Shelter
  • Serco S3200 Snap-back Dock Shelter
  • Serco S420 Rigid Frame Dock Shelter
  • Serco R620 Mechanical Rail Shelter
 

Dock Seals Options

Serco dock seal system shields a loading dock area from external moisture with no required maintenance.
 
  • Serco S900DD Dry Dock System
 

Inflatables

Serco inflatable dock seals and shelters provide a tight seal for climate-controlled loading docks.

 

Benefits of Dock Seals and Shelters

  • Increase Productivity
  • Increase Loading Dock Door Lifespan
  • Protection Against Outdoor Elements
  • Safer Working Environment
 

North Carolina’s Most Trusted Dock Seals and Shelters Dealer and Service Provider

 
For over 25 years, Passport Door and Dock Systems, a division of DuraServ, has installed, sold, and serviced Serco loading dock equipment, and accessories in the North Carolina area including Cary, Durham, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Greenville, Raleigh, Wilmington, and surrounding North Carolina cities.
 
The Passport Door and Dock Systems team works with clients to ensure safe loading dock areas while our service technicians confirm doors and dock equipment are running properly.

  • 24 hours7 days a week, 365 days a year Availability
  • Expansive Inventory
  • Large Retailer
  • Most Trusted in the Market
  • One Customer – One Contact for All Service Needs
  • Trained and Certified Technicians
 
Call Passport Door and Dock Systems today or connect with us online to discover why we are North Carolina’s most reliable distributor of dock seals and shelters.
  • Farmville, NC: (252) 753-6100
  • Raleigh, NC: (919) 639-0334

Tuesday, July 21, 2020

What are the Vehicle Safety Tips for your Warehouse in North Carolina?


The warehouse operation is one of the busiest facilities in Raleigh, North Carolina. With
the updates in technology, most warehouse facilities in Raleigh were adversely affected
because they failed to upgrade.

What is a Warehouse?

Simply, a warehouse is a large and plain structure where goods are stored and is usually
located in the outskirts of the city.

What are the risks in a warehouse?

Warehouse facilities process the distribution, transfer, and delivery of goods to and from
the storage area. 

Due to the nature of engagement in warehouse facilities, risks are always anticipated:

  1. The accident caused by defective wheel restraintsheavy equipment, and machinery
  2. sometimes causes accidents like products falling from a forklift due to unstable and
  3. slippery flooring;
  4. Reckless drivers of heavy equipment and machinery colliding with one another,
  5. especially during reverse driving;
  6. Goods, containers, and boxes may pose an obstruction to the driveway that causes
  7. mishaps;
  8. Unmaintained equipment and machinery may cause fire due to electric faulty wirings;
  9. Defective roll-up doors may trigger a high impact on the forklift.

What are the primary safety concerns that a company should have in a
warehouse operation?

All personnel should undergo basic orientation as well as advance training specific to
their job description.


  1. The fundamental approach to prevent accidents and reduce the level of  injury in a warehouse is by providing high-quality and durable safety equipment such as but not limited to the truck restraints

  1. Regular schedule of equipment/vehicle maintenance, necessary repairs or replacement of equipment parts.

If you are in need of high-end loading dock safety equipment, truck restraints, 
and vehicle wheel restraints, we have the products and services at
Passport Door & Dock Systems, a division of DuraServ Corp.

We have been installing Raleigh vehicle safety equipment and supplies since 1995
in Central and Eastern North Carolina. We are one of the most trusted distributors of
safety loading dock equipment, and truck and wheel restraints. 

We are in compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration

For concerns or questions, please contact us at (919) 639-0334 and (252) 753-6100,
you may also contact us here for a service request.

Visit our service areas in North Carolina, Angier, Farmville, Raleigh, Durham,
Fayetteville, Greensboro, Greenville, Wilmington, Cary, NC, and surrounding cities.

Friday, July 17, 2020

How to Prepare Your Roll-Up Doors for Your Grocery Stores or Buildings from Severe Weather in Fayetteville, NC

Hurricane season is here! As every North Carolinians knows, hurricane season in the Atlantic lasts from June 1 through November 30. These severe storms can leave devastation in the back-office storage facilities of your grocery store. However, while there is time this can be prevented with the right preparation and action plan.

Passport Door and Dock Systems, a division of DuraServ Corp, being the largest distributor in the world for the leading manufacturers of dock equipment and hi-speed doors, gives you an overview on how to prepare your roll-up doors grocery stores or buildings from severe weathers of North Carolina.

What is a Roll-Up Door?
A roll-up door, is known for many names like rolling door, coiling door, or Overhead door, a door made up of small horizontal interlocking, stainless steel, aluminum, or galvanized steel slats which are guided in a track; can roll in upward direction and store in a tight coil above the opening, driven manually or motor-driven.

At Fayetteville roll-up doors, we have a full line of Rolling-Up Door models for you to choose from.

What are its applications?
Invented originally for residential garages during the 1920s, now, roll-up doors can be found in schools, prisons, warehouses, or almost everywhere. They protect the interior and exterior openings, used as a method of insulation, safeguard windows against hail damage, and can be a stronghold against high winds.  

From simple to complex, standard or specialized, our Fayetteville Rolling Steel Doors can be found on several applications such as in:

  • Heavy industrial applications
  • Food and Beverage
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Refrigeration/Cold Storage
  • Heavy Industrial Applications
  • Parking Garages
  • Manufacturing
  • and more

What are the damages a hurricane may bring?
Hurricane comes with high winds, storm surge, flooding, and tornadoes, causing damage to property, costing human lives as it crosses its path from coastal areas to the inland. 

Below is the Saffir-Simpson Scale, the standard hurricane scale, rating its severity as measured by the damage it causes:               
  • Category 1- Minimal
  • Category 2- Moderate
  • Category 3- Extensive
  • Category 4- Extreme
  • Category 5- Catastrophic

As based on historical records, the 1900 Galveston storm is the deadliest U.S. hurricane, killing 8,000 to 12,000 people and destroying a city. Economically the most destructive was Hurricane Katrina (2005), Secondly, Sandy (2012), technically an extra-tropical cyclone and no longer a hurricane when it made landfall, affected New York, New Jersey, and 15 other states.   

To lessen its damage, government and private programs have studied and researched ways to defuse, or stop hurricanes during developing stages, but until now still unsuccessful. Prevention through hurricane damage-mitigation steps is implemented with better warning systems involving real-time satellite imagery.  

Ways to Prepare Your Roll-Up Doors for Severe Weather

One of the best ways to prepare your grocery store for a hurricane is to purchase hurricane-rated doors or wind-rated doors. Hurricane-rated doors or wind-rated doors are engineered and designed to protect the structural integrity of an establishment from extremely high winds and storm-like rains. They can protect your grocery store or building by resisting misalignment, bowing, and buckling from such intense force and pressure.

When a hurricane forecast announces is heading your location, better make sure to prepare your roll-up door with these few tips:

1. Before the Storm

  • Check your Doors
First, checking the moldings to make sure no blowing rain will enter beneath the door. This is the most vulnerable part of every door as it will help keep the stormwater out. Double-check also all the bolts and guides if firmly attached.

  • Use Plywood
Protect your roll-up door against dirt or flying debris. by covering with a piece of plywood.

  • Take photos of your facility
Document your facility by taking photographs and videos before the storm, as evidence for insurance purposes, that your grocery store is properly maintained. Include photos of the door curtains, from the inside showing they are properly attached.

At Fayetteville Roll-up Wind Resistance, we have several roll-up door models, strongly built from highly durable material, such as:

  • Wayne Dalton - Model 800 Rolling Steel Service Door – offers flexibility in substrate materials with choices of galvanized or prime steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. An optional wind load rating of up to 55 PSF is available to cover your North Carolina wind load requirements.
  
  
 2. After the Storm

  • Check the Door for Damage
Begin by inspecting the door for damage from the impact of flying debris. Check the curtains for chipped off paint and if found, you should touch-up to prevent rust. Try to open and close the doors to ensure they are still properly aligned with the guides.

  • Document for Damages
If you found any damage to the door, do not forget to take photos and videos. This will serve as evidence for insurance purposes.

Our roll-up for severe weather doors can provide one of the best wind load-rated door models in the market assuring your grocery store or establishment with full protection against strong rain storms and the high-winds of hurricanes.


  • Wayne Dalton - Model 926 Rolling Steel Service Door – has a 26 Gauge #17 slats are 2” flat style profile, constructed of hot-dipped galvanized steel with a polyester primer and baked-on white polyester topcoat paint finish, with standard 20 PSF Windload.


What company to trust for your Roll-Up Doors installation and repair in Fayetteville, NC?

Trust only the best roll-up door provider in Fayetteville, NC that can service your needs.

Get Passport Door and Dock Systems, a division of DuraServ Corp, since 1995, has been serving the Central and Eastern North Carolina commercial door and dock needs from their Angier, NC headquarters and branch in Farmville, NC. 

Whether you just simply want to learn more about how to prepare your roll-up door for this hurricane season, or you want to upgrade your old rolling-up door to the latest models, feel free to contact us at (919) 639-0334 and (252) 753-6100.

Our spiral doors, our team of trained and fully qualified service technicians, some with over 25 years of experience, and a full fleet of service and installation trucks are 24/7/365 available to fix grocery stores or anything establishments.

Being Your One-Stop-Shop for Commercial Door and Loading Dock Equipment includes 24/7 Parts and Service:
  • Fully stocked warehouse
  • Full fleet of service and installation trucks
  • Team of factory trained and fully qualified service technicians
  • Team of knowledgeable coordinators to take your call

OEM Parts and Accessories
  • Minimize Downtime
  • Maximize Productivity
  • Stocked Inventory
  • Parts Availability


For a service request or you can visit us personally at our Service Areas: North Carolina, Angier, Farmville, Raleigh, Durham, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Greenville, Wilmington, Cary, NC, and surrounding cities.