Loading Dock Configurations We Service

RCI Doors™ services every common loading dock configuration found in North Carolina warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers, and retail back-of-house operations.

Whether your facility uses a flush dock for direct trailer access, an open or saw-tooth dock for high-traffic shipping, an enclosed dock for temperature-controlled goods, or a cantilever dock for heavy-equipment loading, our technicians install, repair, and maintain the equipment that keeps those docks safe and productive.

  • Flush dock — the most common configuration; trailer backs flush to the building wall.
  • Open dock — open-air dock used in warmer climates and high-traffic facilities.
  • Saw-tooth dock — angled bays that allow more trailer positions in a tight yard.
  • Enclosed dock — fully covered dock used for refrigerated, frozen, and clean-room operations.
  • Cantilever dock — extended dock face for oversize trailers and equipment loading.

Safety First Service Always

RCI Doors™ has installed and serviced commercial loading dock equipment across North Carolina for more than 30 years. Our technicians are trained to AAADM standards and certified through ISN, and we follow manufacturer service procedures from Nordock, Pioneer Industrial Doors, Bluff Manufacturing, Nova Technology, DLM, Super Seal, Advanced Lifts, and Durable Corporation.

Every install includes documentation you can hand to an OSHA inspector or insurance auditor. No matter the project size — a single leveler swap or a multi-bay distribution center build-out — we deliver the same standard of safety, performance, and follow-through.