Sliding Glass Door Repair

SLIDING DOORS WHEEL REPLACEMENT

Damaged wheels are a very common problem with sliding glass doors

Sliding doors are able to move from side to side using rollers or wheels on the bottom of the door. Over the years, due to lack of maintenance or the use of WD-40, the rollers get damaged.

WE REMOVE THE FRAMES OF THE DOORS
PULL OUT THE DAMAGES ROLLERS
INSTALL NEW STAINLESS STEEL ROLLERS WITH SPECIAL LUBRICANT
REINSTALL FRAMES TO ORIGINAL POSITION

If the sliding doors (jump or bounce) when you open/close them it is because the floor tracks are damaged. We install new cover floor tracks to allow a more smooth and easier function for the sliding doors.

SLIDING DOORS LOCK REPLACEMENT

Properly closing your sliding doors minimizes air filtration

The cost of repairing sliding doors is substantially less compared to installing new sliding doors. Finding the right lock for your door even for very old sliding door models is what we do best.

WE FIND THE APPROPRIATE LOCK FOR YOUR DOOR
REMOVE THE OLD RUSTY LOCK
LUBRICATE THE NEW LOCK

After years of use the locks on your sliding doors begin to rust and will need to be replace for the proper closing of the door.

SLIDING DOORS FRAME PAINTING

Painting your sliding doors looks easy when we do it

Over the years of sun exposure and/or salt corrosion, the sliding door frame paint starts to peel off and looks hideous. We remove the old paint and re-paint the door frames with a marine based paint using a CAPSPRAY Turbine System, to leave a beautiful finish.

WE COVER ALL THE SLIDING DOOR GLASS, AND ALSO BALCONY GLASS
To prevent the glass from getting painted in the process of painting the frames.
WE PAINT THE SLIDING DOOR FRAMES WITH MARINE BASED PAINT
We use a CAPSPRAY Turbine system to leave a beautiful finish.