Patio and bypass sliding doors repaired or installed, new rollers, tracks, glass, screens, and locks, across San Diego County.
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Most sliders just need new rollers and a cleaned-up track to glide like new again. When one is cracked, fogged, or past saving, we install a new patio or bypass door instead. Either way, one call.
We bring a dragging, stuck, or jumped slider back to smooth with the right parts, no full replacement needed.
When a door is past repair or you want an upgrade, we remove the old unit and install a new slider that seals and glides right.
Glass sliders, bypass closet doors, and patio doors that slide to the side or pass each other, fixed or installed so they move easy and lock secure.
Worn or seized rollers swapped for smooth-rolling wheels and adjusted to ride the track right.
Bent tracks straightened or capped, and grooves cleaned and lubed so the door glides instead of grinding.
Cracked, fogged, or failed double-pane glass and full panels replaced for a clear, sealed door.
Sticky latches and broken handles replaced so the door locks secure and opens with one hand.
Sliding screen doors re-screened, re-rollered, and re-aligned so they stop popping off the track.
New patio and bypass sliding doors supplied and installed, set square and sealed to the opening.
A door that drags or jumps the track is almost always worn rollers or a damaged track. We fix the cause so it glides with one finger again.
A sliding door is only as good as its moving parts. These are the four we check first, and the ones that fix most problems.
The wheels under the door. Worn flats and seized bearings are the number-one cause of a dragging slider.
The channel the rollers ride in. Dents, grit, and bends make the door stick, jump, or grind.
Fogged double-pane glass and failed weather seals let in heat, drafts, and noise.
The hook latch and handle. Worn ones won't catch, leaving the door loose or impossible to lock.
From a patio door that would not budge to a fresh slider install, we get them gliding smooth and locking tight. Photos of our work coming soon.
A slider that drags is not a door you should have to body-check open. We find what is actually worn, the rollers, the track, or the glass, replace the right part, square the door in the opening, and dial in the lock, then roll it back and forth until it glides with one hand.
We match the roller type and height to your door and track so it rides smooth instead of chewing up the channel again.
Bent tracks repaired or capped with a stainless insert and cleaned out, so the fix lasts instead of grinding back down.
New weatherstrip and a solid lock so the door seals against drafts and dust and actually latches shut.
We bring our tools to neighborhoods all over the county, from the coast to inland communities. Find your area below, and if you don't see it, give us a call. We likely cover you too.