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Sliding door services across San Diego County

Fourteen things we do, in the order they usually go wrong. If your problem is not on this list, call anyway — sliding doors fail in creative ways.

Sliding door repair

A sliding door that fights you is almost never one broken thing. It is a chain: a worn roller drops the panel, the panel scrapes the track, the track deforms, and the frame starts taking load it was n…

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Roller replacement

Four wheels the size of a matchbox carry between 80 and 250 pounds of glass, two inches off the ground, in a channel that collects water and grit. When they fail — and on the coast they all eventually…

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Track repair

The track is the surface everything else depends on. Roller assemblies are consumables and glass is replaceable, but a track cut through by years of metal-on-metal contact will destroy every new part …

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Glass replacement

Glass in a door is not the same as glass in a window. Building code requires tempered safety glass in any door panel, and getting it wrong is both a legal problem and a real hazard. We measure, order …

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Locks & handles

A sliding door that will not lock is not an inconvenience, it is an unsecured ground-floor opening. It is also one of the cheapest and fastest things on a slider to put right.…

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Screen doors

Screen doors get treated as an afterthought until the evening you want the door open and the mosquitoes disagree. They are also the cheapest thing on the opening to put right.…

Screen doors →

Alignment & adjustment

Some doors do not need parts. They need to be put back square. A panel that binds at one corner, a gap that lets light through at the top, a lock that misses its keeper by a few millimetres — these ar…

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Frame repair

The frame is the part worth saving. Rollers, glass and hardware are all replaceable consumables, but once the frame goes, you are buying a door. Most frames we see are repairable.…

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New installation

We are a repair company first, which means we only recommend a new door when the old one genuinely cannot be saved. When it cannot, we would rather install it ourselves than hand you to someone else.…

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Pocket & closet doors

Interior sliders hang from a top track rather than rolling on a bottom one, and when a hanger fails the door either jams solid or disappears into the wall. Both are fixable without demolishing the wal…

Pocket & closet doors →

Window repair

Sliding windows fail in exactly the same way sliding doors do, for exactly the same reasons, and they are almost always in the same house. It made no sense to send our customers to a second contractor…

Window repair →

Commercial & automatic

A jammed automatic entrance is not a maintenance ticket, it is a closed business and a potential liability. We answer commercial calls around the clock.…

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Emergency service

Broken glass or a door that will not lock is a security problem, not a scheduling problem. We secure the opening tonight and glaze it properly in daylight.…

Emergency service →

Maintenance

Nearly every expensive sliding door repair we do started as a cheap one. Salt air and grit are relentless in this county, and one service visit a year is the difference between replacing rollers and r…

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What we see

The four places a slider fails

Rollers underneath, the track they run on, the hardware you touch, and the glass itself.

A new stainless roller assembly held beside the corroded original from the same door.
Rollers: the most common repair, and the one behind most noise complaints.
A weathered aluminium sliding door track showing corrosion on a timber deck.
Tracks: what the rollers run on, and what destroys new ones if it is skipped.
Two gold-plated sliding door mortise lock mechanisms side by side.
Locks: usually a symptom of a dropped panel rather than a broken mechanism.
A sliding glass door panel held upright outside a house with vacuum suction cups.
Glass: measured on the first visit, fitted when the tempered unit arrives.
A screened patio enclosure with a panel removed and leaning against the frame.
Screens: the cheapest thing on the opening to put right.
A sliding door opening with the panel removed and a shop vacuum on the floor.
Every job: panel out, opening vacuumed, old hardware leaves with us.

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Describe what the door is doing and we will tell you. Most people call about a noise and it turns out to be rollers.

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