Comfort Upgrade

Sliding Door Energy Efficiency Upgrade

An old, single-pane, poorly sealed sliding door can be one of the biggest sources of energy loss in a Florida home. A few targeted upgrades measurably lower cooling costs.

Signs Your Door Is Losing Energy

The glass or frame feels warm to the touch on a hot day
You feel a draft even with the door fully closed
Condensation forms on the interior glass surface
Your cooling bill is noticeably higher than comparable homes

What's Included

Depending on your door, we can upgrade to Low-E insulated glass, replace worn weatherstripping, or recommend a full frame upgrade with a thermal break.

Cooling Costs Add Up Fast Here

With Florida's long cooling season, sealing and glass upgrades on a frequently used sliding door often pay for themselves faster than in milder climates.

How It Works

1. We inspect your current glass and seals for the air leaks actually driving up your AC bill.
2. We recommend the right fix, Low-E glass, better weatherstripping, or insulated framing, based on what we find.
3. We install it and verify the seal is airtight before we leave.

FAQ

Will this actually lower my AC bill?

Sealing air leaks and upgrading to Low-E glass are two of the highest-impact, lowest-cost efficiency upgrades for a sliding door in Florida's climate.

Is this eligible for any rebates or credits?

Some Low-E glass upgrades qualify for utility or federal energy-efficiency credits. Ask us for documentation of the glass spec for your tax preparer or utility program.