Sliding door repair services Keep the door. Replace the worn part.
Rollers, tracks, locks, seals and screens for sliding glass doors, impact sliders, pocket doors and the windows beside them. A specialist evaluates the door on site and gives you an exact price before any work starts.
Free estimate. No trip fee. No same-day fee. No after-hours fee. No minimum.
01 · Sliding glass doors
Where a slider wears out
Patio sliders and impact sliders share the same weak spots: the wheels, the rail they ride on, the lock and the seals. Pick the part, or start with a general repair if you’re not sure.
Sliding door repair
If your slider sticks, drags, rattles or won’t close right, we find the cause and fix the door you have.
Fixes Hard to push or stuck · Grinding or noisy · Jumped the track · Won’t lock · Drafty or water in the track
How we repair sliders- Roller replacement Worn or rusted rollers replaced so the panel rolls with one hand again. Fixes Hard to push or stuck · Grinding or noisy · Jumped the track
- Track repair Dented or worn bottom tracks repaired so the rollers have a straight, clean path. Fixes Hard to push or stuck · Grinding or noisy · Jumped the track · Drafty or water in the track
- Stainless track caps A stainless steel cap over a worn aluminum track gives the rollers a new running surface. Fixes Hard to push or stuck · Grinding or noisy · Jumped the track
- Locks, handles & latches Handles, latches, keepers and locks repaired or replaced so the door closes and locks every time. Fixes Won’t lock
- Weatherstripping & seals Worn weatherstrip and brush seals replaced to keep out drafts and rain. Fixes Drafty or water in the track
- Impact & hurricane doors Mechanical repair on heavy impact sliders: rollers, tracks, locks and alignment. No glass work. Fixes Hard to push or stuck · Won’t lock · Jumped the track · Drafty or water in the track
Repair or replace
The door stays. The worn parts go.
Most doors that stick, grind or jump the track don’t need replacing. They need rollers, a track repair or an adjustment.
The expensive parts of a sliding door, the glass and the frame, are also the parts that rarely wear out. What fails is small and replaceable, and replacing it costs far less than a new door.
We don’t replace glass or install new doors. We fix the one you have. If a door can’t be saved, we’ll tell you straight.
What we replace
- Rollers and carriages
- The running surface of the track
- Locks, keepers and handles
- Brush pile and interlock seals
- Screen mesh, spline and screen rollers
- Window balances and crank operators
What usually stays
- The glass
- The frame in your wall
- The panels
- Your flooring and trim
02 · Screens, pocket doors and windows
The doors and windows beside your slider
Same kind of parts, same kind of wear. We fix the hardware, and the glass and the walls stay as they are.
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Screen doors
Sliding screen doors fixed so they stay on the track, and rescreened when the mesh is torn.
- New rollers, set to tension
- Straighten the frame
- Rescreen
- Latches and pulls
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Pocket doors
Pocket doors that stick or slip off their overhead track, back to sliding smoothly.
- Access from the opening
- Trolleys and hangers
- Guides and stops
- Pulls and latches
- Rubbing and scraping
- Pocketing patio sliders
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Window repair
Mechanical window repair: hardware, locks, balances, tracks, screens and seals. No glass and no installs.
- Balances
- Locks and latches
- Crank operators
- Sliding windows
- Screens and seals
03 · Tune-ups & maintenance
Keep it rolling
Clean, lubricate and adjust, so the door keeps rolling the way it should.
A tune-up is for a door that still works. It’s worth doing before hurricane season, and after a summer shut up in salt air.
- Clean the track
- Clear the weep holes
- Lubricate
- Adjust
- Screens and pile
- Tell you what’s coming
Not sure which service you need?
Tell us what the door is doing. Send us a photo so we come with the right parts. We reply within 30 minutes, 7am–9pm, 7 days.
Free estimate. No trip fee. No same-day fee. No after-hours fee. No minimum.