Sliding glass doors in Palm Beach County, Florida take a beating from salt air, sand, and daily traffic. Here is exactly what we repair, replace, and tune.
Heavy, grinding, or stuck panels almost always come down to flattened rollers and a damaged bottom track. We replace rollers, cap or replace the track, and re-set the panel so it glides with one finger.
Torn, sagging, or bowed screen doors let in Florida bugs and heat. We rebuild frames, re-screen with pet-resistant or no-see-um mesh, and replace worn wheels and latches.
Fogged, cracked, or failed insulated glass gets measured and replaced with the correct tempered or impact-rated unit for coastal Palm Beach conditions.
Broken handles, loose mortise locks, and doors that will not latch are a security problem. We fit new handle sets, keyed locks, foot bolts, and anti-lift hardware.
When frames are corroded past repair, we remove the old unit and install a new sliding glass door, then finish the interior trim and exterior seal.
Drafts, water intrusion, and whistling are usually seals and drainage. We replace weatherstripping, clear weep holes, re-seal frames, and lubricate the full assembly.
Most roller and track repairs are finished in a single visit of one to three hours. Glass replacement and full door installations are scheduled separately because the panel or unit is ordered to your measurements.
Usually, yes. If the frame is straight and the glass is intact, new rollers, a capped track, and correct alignment restore smooth operation for far less than a replacement door.
Yes. We rebuild and re-screen sliding screen doors, replace wheels and latches, and can build a new screen door to fit an existing opening.
Yes. Fogging means the insulated glass seal has failed. We measure the panel, order the correct tempered or impact-rated unit, and install it once it arrives.
We serve Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Juno Beach, Riviera Beach, Lake Park, Lantana, Palm Springs, and North Palm Beach.
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They do. Coastal air corrodes aluminum tracks and hardware faster, so we recommend stainless or coated rollers, sealed tracks, and an annual clean and lubricate for homes near the Intracoastal or ocean.
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