Industrial Door Company proudly serves the Roseville area in the Greater Sacramento metropolitan area.

The rich history of Roseville, California, began long before the first Europeans stepped foot into the area. Native people made their homes among the groves of oak trees, flower-speckled grasses, rose bushes, and sometimes scorching summers of the Roseville area. One of these tribes was called the Maidu, and hints of this tribe can still be seen and visited in the area at the Maidu Museum and Historical Site.

The landscape began to change in 1848 when miners rushed to California to seek their fortunes in gold. However, when harsh conditions and low success discouraged the men, they began to settle down to a calmer life near the fertile soil of the Roseville area. The area, originally called Griders, was home to a popular stagecoach station that brought many people to the area. The first families in the area raised livestock near the banks of the Dry Creek.

In the 1860s, the railroad came to the area, boosting its population. Griders was renamed Roseville and was incorporated in 1909. Since that time, Roseville has grown. Although many of the old oak trees and rose bushes are gone, the city has become a thriving metropolis and one of the most popular shopping districts in the state. The area is a perfect place to start a business with some of the highest retail sales in California. A recent revitalization project of the city has made owning a business and living in the area even more desirable.