Sliding patio door repair.

Patio door problems we fix

• Heavy, dragging, or grinding patio sliders
• Panels off the track
• Locks that won't secure the door
• Cracked, foggy, or broken glass
• Torn patio screens
• Leaks and drafts at the sill

Why patio doors wear fast

Patio doors get opened constantly — kids, pets, guests, grill runs — and they face the weather head-on. Salt, sand, sun, and rain hit the rollers, track, lock, and seals all at once, so wear adds up quickly on the busiest door in the house.

How we repair it

We inspect the whole door, identify whether it's rollers, track, lock, glass, screen, or seals, and fix the actual cause. Because patio doors are often large multi-panel units, we lift panels safely with suction tools and re-hang them square.

Repair or replace?

The panel and glass are usually sound; it's the hardware and seals that wear. Repair is the norm. See is it worth repairing an older patio door?

Cost, time & safety

Cost tracks with the parts involved and panel count. Most repairs are same-visit. Large patio panels are heavy — leave an off-track one for us.

Coastal & rental note

Pool-deck and lanai doors near the water wear fastest. For rentals, a stuck patio slider between guests is exactly the quick turnaround we handle — see vacation-rental sliders.