Sliding Door Repairs

Why Is Your Sliding Patio Door Hard To Open?

Your sliding patio door could be hard to open for many reasons, including debris, dirt, and grime accumulating in its tracks, broken or bent rollers that don’t give any glide, and handle or locking issues that require wiggling and jiggling to get them to work. We know how frustrating it is to struggle with a door that’s supposed to open effortlessly.

If you’re not ready for a complete door remodel, you can trust that our affordable repair solutions will have your door gliding smoothly again in no time.

When Should You Repair Your Glass Sliding Door?

Tracks, rollers, and locks can resist movement or stop working completely. Sometimes, components simply wear down over time or become misaligned, making your door difficult to open or close. In other cases, your door might be damaged from improper use.

If your door won’t close properly, our professionals can help. This is especially true if you find yourself putting extra effort into getting it closed and locked, as it’s likely a sign of misalignment.

Other signs include:

• The door slides unevenly or feels heavy when opening
• The lock mechanism doesn’t engage properly
• The door drags or makes a grinding sound
• There’s visible damage to the track or rollers
• The door frame appears bent or misaligned

How Glass Sliding Door Repair Saves You Time and Money

Sliding door installations are time-consuming, often requiring the removal of the existing door and custom adjustments to fit a new one. This process takes much longer and comes with a higher cost.

Our glass sliding door repairs, on the other hand, are tailored to your specific issue and are far more efficient. We get the job done in a fraction of the time, and we’re always available for callbacks or issues you have. With free, transparent estimates, you’re also saving on unnecessary costs.

Easy Rollers: Experienced Sliding Door Repair Company

As a BBB highly-rated sliding door repair company, we bring expert knowledge to every project. We also leverage our background as lead techs and trainers to maintain the highest standards for each repair.

Here’s a closer look at what we offer:

• Quick, easy booking over the phone
• Repair or replacement of tracks, rollers, and locks
• Adjustment for smooth and easy door operation
• Realignment of misaligned doors
• Free, transparent estimates before starting any work
• Post-repair follow-up for satisfaction and callbacks if needed
• Two-year warranty on parts and labor
• One to three-hour turnarounds on most sliding door repairs

What Sliding Door Hardware Do You Need for Repairs?

We use high-quality sliding door hardware for every repair to ensure long-lasting results. Rollers and track caps are made of stainless steel, and handles are modern, standard designs.

Our mortise locks and handles are also carefully selected for their durability and security. We use trusted brands like Lawson, NuAir, Alcan, Lumidor, Peachtree, PGT, Anderson, PanAm, Harcar-Crown, and Crossly, all known for their reliable performance and long-lasting functionality.

How Do You Fix a Sliding Door That Won’t Slide?

Our first step in fixing a sliding door that’s lost its sliding abilities is to evaluate your sliding door system to understand where the issues stem from. Once we’ve identified the source, whether it’s damaged rollers, warped tracks, or a handle or lock issue, we suggest budget-friendly repair or replacement work. This may involve upgrading worn-out rollers and tracks to modern and long-lasting stainless-steel components, installing mortise-style handle locks, or realigning your door tracks for smoother operation.

Once we learn more about your door issues, we’ll let you know which of our services is most appropriate for achieving your repair goals.

Why Do Sliding Door Rollers Wear Out?

Daily use puts stress on sliding door rollers, causing them to flatten, crack, or degrade over time. The constant pressure of opening and closing (combined with dirt, debris, and moisture) accelerates wear and tear. Roller material quality also matters. Plastic and low-grade metal rollers break down much faster, leading to sticking, uneven movement, or complete failure.

That’s why we recommend high-quality stainless-steel replacements which offer:

• Increased durability for long-lasting performance
• Rust and corrosion resistance to withstand humidity and moisture
• Smoother, quieter operation for effortless sliding

Is your door becoming difficult to open? Replacing worn-out rollers with sturdy stainless-steel options will restore easy, reliable movement.

Custom Sliding Door Screen Replacements and Rescreening Services

Your sliding screen door keeps pests at bay and gives you access to better airflow when you want to fill your home with fresh air from the outside. Screen damage diminishes your sliding door’s function and takes away from its sleek appeal. Whether you want a custom screen fitting or to replace or repair your door screen’s materials, you’ll find we have the expertise to address holes, rips, tears, bent and broken frames, and worn-out mesh that’s become loose or saggy.

Do Sliding Glass and Screen Doors Need Maintenance?

Yes, regular maintenance is the best way to keep sliding glass and screen doors moving and functioning without issue. Let our technicians tell you more about maintenance best practices after your service appointment. We’ll fill you in on how to clean your door’s tracks, lubricate its rollers, check for misalignment, and keep an eye on weather stripping.

When you take these steps, you can expect your door to work well for longer.