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Now suppose that happens a couple hours before closing time. You’re thinking ahead to dinner or the evening’s plans, and the automatic door won’t close. Or it’s frozen partially open, and your customers have problems getting in… or out.
Even well-maintained automatic doors could have a problem at such an inopportune time. In most other cases, however, a maintenance contract could be the proverbial “ounce of prevention” that keeps your business running smoothly.
The Importance of Having a Maintenance Contract
This kind of contract gives you the peace of mind knowing that when the door malfunctions there is someone who can come and solve the problem. Here are a few other benefits of having a contract:
- You get a technician who is familiar with your door, and the specifics of its operation.
- You have a contract to service your door on a predetermined schedule. This can lessen emergency break-downs and help avoid more severe (and costly) repairs.
- Get phone support from your AAADM Certified inspector.
- These contracts include preventative maintenance on the doors to solve problems before they come up.
- The contract also is important because you receive 24/7 response, meaning the service professional will be in contact with you right away.
Maintenance plans are customized to your needs. Your door system will be inspected for Code Compliance following every service call.
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Checking the automatic doors for safety issues daily will keep your doors operating for a long time. Here are some benefits of performing routine checks:
- Keep repair costs down by identifying problems early.
- Your customers will be safe, as they use the doors on a daily basis.
- You will also learn how your door operates as you perform the daily checks.
- You will also be able to extend the life of your door by keeping it running properly.
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