A front glass door had shattered after being hit, leaving the premises unsecured. The site had also been struggling with the door slamming in high winds, creating safety and durability concerns.
At Wellington Central Police Station, two large roller doors used for vehicle entry and exit were failing repeatedly and required frequent, costly replacements. The Police needed a high-performance, long-life solution that ensured continuous secure access.
The Upper Hutt Police required a secure and fully insulated workspace, converting an existing garage into an office while maintaining high-level security.
Manurewa Police Station was struggling with limited parking capacity. The layout of the main entry gate reduced available space, and reconfiguring it required close coordination with multiple contractors.
At Auckland’s landmark Vero Centre, two large glass automatic doors were causing repeated faults, resulting in costly after-hours callouts and operational frustration. FM Concepts needed a long-term, reliable solution that wouldn’t disrupt tenants.
At Carat House on The Strand in Parnell, a damaged roller door had created major access issues for customers using the upstairs car park. Colliers needed the problem fixed fast, safely, professionally, and with minimal disruption to weekend trade.
During a Level 3 lockdown, four large bi-parting automatic doors at 205 Queen Street began failing simultaneously. Security for the entire building, and its tenants, was at risk, with limited service availability and tight restrictions.
BP wanted to maintain its “Gold Standard” in health and safety by reducing potential hazards at high-traffic entrances across its sites. The goal: further minimise risks around automatic door operation and pedestrian movement.
At Greenlane Hospital’s Building G04, three aging plant room doors had deteriorated after decades of exposure to the elements. The doors were critical for protecting HVAC equipment and needed replacing with something durable, compliant, and weather-resistant.
