What goes wrong
Large patio and pocket sliders, three- and four-panel systems, 8-foot and taller doors, carry enormous weight. When rollers, tracks, interlocks, or alignment go, these doors become almost impossible to move and a real security gap on the back of the house.
How we fix it
We handle the full system: heavy-duty tandem rollers, track reconditioning, interlock and weatherstrip replacement, and precise alignment across every panel so the whole door operates smoothly again.
Signs you need patio door repair
- Multi-panel or pocket door that won't budge
- Panels out of alignment or rubbing
- Door has dropped and drags hard
- Gaps, drafts, or water intrusion at the bottom
What We Inspect
- Roller condition across every panel, not just the one that moves
- Track straightness across the full multi-panel span
- Interlock and weatherstripping fit between panels
- Overall panel alignment and how panels meet when closed
Repair vs. Replacement
On multi-panel systems, we replace tandem rollers and recondition track sections as needed rather than defaulting to a full system replacement. Full replacement only makes sense when the frame itself is structurally compromised or multiple panels are damaged beyond repair.
Our Process
- 1. Inspect every panel, roller set, and track section in the system
- 2. Lift and support each panel safely given its weight
- 3. Replace worn tandem rollers and recondition or cap damaged track
- 4. Replace interlocks and weatherstripping between panels
- 5. Align every panel so the whole system closes flush and locks
Recent Work
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Common Questions
How much does patio door repair cost?
Patio-door systems are quoted on site after diagnosis, most repairs land $250–$600.
Can you do patio door repair the same day?
In most cases, yes. We carry common parts on the truck and complete the majority of patio door repair jobs across South Florida in a single visit.
Do you guarantee the work?
Yes, every repair is backed by a 12-month parts-and-labor warranty in writing, and we're fully licensed and insured.
Can one technician handle a large patio door alone?
Larger multi-panel systems are heavy, we bring a second technician when panel weight calls for it, at no extra charge.
Do all panels need new rollers if only one is bad?
Not necessarily, we inspect each panel individually and only replace what's actually worn.
Are pocket doors handled differently than standard patio sliders?
Yes, pocket doors recess into the wall and need the pocket cavity accessed carefully, we're experienced with both systems.