ENCLOSED TRAILER DOORS · MOCKSVILLE & THE TRIAD
THE DOOR JOB NOBODY ELSE WANTS.
Call around about a trailer ramp door and you'll hear a lot of "we don't do those." We do. Car haulers, cargo trailers, concession rigs: if it has a door, we work on it.
WHAT WE DO.
- Ramp door spring and cable repair
- Side door hinge and latch repair
- Door alignment adjustments
- Seal and weatherstripping replacement
- Lock mechanism servicing
- Panel repair and replacement
TRAILER DOOR TROUBLE SIGNS.
- The ramp door takes two people to lift because the springs are shot.
- Daylight around the seals, which means water and mice get in too.
- The side door latch needs a shoulder to close, or won't stay shut.
- The ramp slams down instead of lowering under control.
- Rot or soft spots in the ramp decking near the hinges.
An enclosed trailer is a rolling garage, and its doors take a beating a house door never sees: highway vibration, weather from every direction, and a ramp that doubles as a loading dock. When the springs or cables wear out, that ramp becomes genuinely dangerous, because it's heavy and it has nowhere to go but down fast.
We repair the systems trailer dealers usually won't touch once it's off the lot: ramp door spring assemblies, cables, hinges, latches, locks, and the seals that keep your cargo dry and the mice out. For race weekends and car shows, a trailer that opens right is the difference between loading in ten minutes and wrestling it in the dark.
Bring the trailer to us in Mocksville or ask about on-site service. Either way you'll get the same treatment as our garage door customers: straight diagnosis, fair price, fixed right the first time.
A true specialty: most door companies won't touch trailer doors. It's on our truck every week.