Do you offer same-day sliding door repair?
Yes. We stock rollers, tracks, and common hardware on our trucks, so most repairs are completed the same day you call. We're also available 24/7 for emergencies.
How much does sliding door repair cost?
Every door is different, so we give a free, upfront estimate before any work begins. Repairs are almost always far cheaper than replacing the whole door.
Is it better to repair or replace my sliding door?
In most cases, repair. Rollers, tracks, glass, and hardware are wear parts we can replace for a fraction of the cost of a new door. We only recommend replacement when the frame is failing or it's truly the smarter long-term choice.
Why is my sliding door so hard to open?
Usually worn rollers, a dirty or damaged bottom track, or both. Our Florida climate packs grit into the track and corrodes the small steel wheels the door rides on.
Can you replace just the rollers?
Yes — roller replacement is our most common repair. New adjustable, corrosion-resistant rollers make the door glide with one finger.
My door came off its track — can you fix it?
Yes. Don't force it (that can damage the glass or frame). We'll safely re-seat the panel and fix whatever caused it to jump — often worn rollers or a damaged track.
Do you repair the track, or does it need replacing?
Often we can clean and restore a track, or cap it with a stainless insert — much cheaper than replacement. If it's corroded through, we'll install a new track.
Can you fix foggy glass?
Yes. Foggy glass means the seal on the insulated unit has failed. We replace the glass unit with a new clear or impact-rated one.
Do you replace broken or shattered sliding door glass?
Yes, and we do it safely. We remove the broken glass, clean up fully, and install new tempered or impact-rated glass.
My sliding door won't lock. Can you help?
Absolutely. We repair and replace mortise locks, latches, and keepers so your door secures properly and safely.
Do you fix sliding door handles?
Yes — we repair loose or sticking handles and replace cracked or broken interior and exterior handle sets.
What is a sliding door tune-up?
A full service that cleans the track, adjusts and lubricates the rollers, aligns the panel, and checks the lock and handle — so the door opens effortlessly.
How often should I maintain my sliding door?
For most Florida homes, once a year. Coastal homes exposed to salt air benefit from more frequent cleaning and lubrication.
What kind of lubricant should I use?
A dry-film (silicone-based) lubricant — never oil or grease, which attract grit and make things worse. We apply the correct product as part of every service.
Do you install new sliding doors?
Yes. When repair no longer makes sense, we supply and install new patio and sliding glass doors, including impact-rated options for Florida weather.
Do you offer impact-rated (hurricane) glass?
Yes. We can upgrade your door to impact-rated glass for added storm protection and security.
Do you repair sliding screen doors?
Yes — torn mesh, bent frames, broken rollers, and screens that won't stay on the track. We also build and install new custom screens.
Can you help with balcony or high-rise condo doors?
Yes. We service balcony and high-rise sliders, which take extra punishment from wind and salt air, especially at the beaches.
Do you repair interior sliding closet doors?
Yes — bypass and sliding closet doors that jump the track, drag, or won't glide are usually a quick realignment and re-roller.
Do you work on commercial sliding doors?
Yes. We service storefronts, offices, HOAs, and multi-family properties with commercial-grade parts and minimal downtime.
Are you open on weekends and holidays?
Yes — we're open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in Orange Park and serve Jacksonville plus every community within about a 70-mile radius — the beaches, St. Augustine, Fernandina Beach, Fleming Island, Middleburg, Nocatee, and into Southeast Georgia.
How does salt air affect my sliding door?
Airborne salt settles on the track and corrodes steel rollers, screws, and locks — sometimes within a few years. Stainless, corrosion-resistant hardware lasts much longer at the coast.
How does Florida humidity affect sliding doors?
Humidity keeps tracks damp, which encourages corrosion and helps grit stick and pack into the channel, wearing down rollers faster.
Do you guarantee your work?
Yes. We stand behind our workmanship and use quality, corrosion-resistant parts chosen for Florida's climate.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We're a licensed and insured, family-owned local company serving the First Coast since 1996.
How do I get an estimate?
Call us at (904) 579-7030 or fill out the form on any page with your name, phone, and ZIP code. We'll get right back to you — usually the same day.
Do I need to be home for the repair?
Generally yes, so we can access the door and confirm the work with you. We'll always walk you through what we found before we start.
How long does a typical repair take?
Most roller, track, and hardware repairs take about one to two hours and are finished in a single visit.
Can you match my existing hardware?
In most cases, yes. We carry or source compatible rollers, locks, and handles for the major sliding door brands used in Florida homes.
