What We Repair
We work on all the components that make a sliding glass door function. If something is failing, we diagnose it on site and repair or replace the specific part, not the whole door.
Rollers and Tracks
Most sliding doors that drag, stick, or jump the rail have a problem at the bottom of the panel, where the rollers carry its weight and the track guides it. The two wear together: a flattened roller lets the panel scrape the track, and a dented or sand-packed track chews through new rollers within months. We check both on every call, replace the rollers, and clean, straighten, or replace the track so the door runs level from end to end.
Locks and Handles
A lock that does not engage fully is a security issue, not just an inconvenience. Hook-bolt locks, foot bolts, multi-point systems, and loose or broken handles are repaired or replaced on standard and impact doors.
Pocket and Cavity Sliders
A door that disappears into the wall runs on a different carrier system, and when it drops or jams the fix goes through pocket door repair and installation rather than a standard roller swap.
Glass Replacement
Cracked, fogged, or shattered glass panels can be replaced without removing the entire door. We cut and install replacement glass to size, including impact-rated and insulated units.
Impact Sliding Door Repair
Impact-rated sliding doors carry additional complexity: heavier panels and specialized hardware. We repair and replace impact door hardware without disturbing the impact glazing.
Screen Door Repair
A torn screen or a screen door that drags along the track is a fixable problem. We repair and replace screen panels and frames on patio and balcony configurations.
Patio Door Repair
Patio doors take more abuse than any other door in a South Florida home. They open onto pools, lanais, and balconies, they face the weather directly, and they get used dozens of times a day. Beyond rollers and hardware, these are the patio door problems we fix most often.
Drafts and Water at the Sill
Worn weatherstripping and pile seals let in air, bugs, and wind-driven rain. When water pools at the inside edge of the sill during a storm, the weep holes in the track are usually blocked. We replace the seals, clear the drainage path, and reseal the frame perimeter with window caulking where the old sealant has failed.
Balcony Sliders in Condos
Condo balcony doors are often original to the building and face the ocean or the Intracoastal. Salt air corrodes their rollers and tracks faster than on an inland home, and parts for older systems can be hard to find. We source matching hardware, and building access and work hours are arranged the same way as any condo window repair job.
Multi-Panel and Stacking Doors
Three and four panel sliders and stacking doors have more rollers, more interlocks, and longer tracks, so one sagging panel throws the whole door out of line. We adjust each panel in sequence so the interlocks meet and the door closes square.
Hinged French Patio Doors
French patio doors swing instead of slide, but they fail in similar ways. Cracked or fogged glass is replaced in the existing door, and a door that sags or will not latch is adjusted at the hinges and the strike.
