Sliding glass and patio door repair & installation
A sliding glass door that sticks, drags, or will not lock is almost always the rollers or the track, not the door itself. Years of use wear the rollers flat and grit works into the track, and both are usually fixable in one visit without replacing the whole patio door.
What we handle
- Worn or broken rollers replaced and track adjusted
- Sliding glass doors that stick, drag, or jump the track
- Bent or damaged track straightened or replaced
- Locks, handles, and security bars serviced or replaced
- New patio door installation for renovations and replacements
Common questions
- Why is my sliding door so hard to open?
- Nearly always worn rollers or a track packed with dirt and debris. Cleaning the track fixes it sometimes; if the rollers are flat-spotted, they need replacing.
- Can you fix a door that jumped off its track?
- Yes, usually the same visit. We reseat the door and check the rollers and track for the damage that caused it to jump in the first place.
- Do you install new patio doors, not just repair them?
- Yes, including sizing and ordering the door for renovations and straight replacements.
- How much does sliding door roller replacement cost?
- Depends on the roller type and how many need replacing, but most jobs are a fraction of the cost of a new door. We give a firm price before any work starts.
- Is there a charge just to have someone come out?
- Yes — a $60 minimum diagnosis and travel fee applies if you decide not to go ahead with the repair. It is waived completely if you have us do the work.