What's Included
- Full track cleaning and debris removal
- Roller inspection and lubrication
- Lock and handle function check
- Weather seal inspection
- Overall alignment check
Recommended Frequency
Most sliding doors benefit from a check every 2–3 years, more often in coastal or high-use homes. If a door already feels heavier than it used to, that's worth a visit regardless of timing.
What We Inspect
- Roller condition and lubrication
- Track cleanliness and any early pitting or corrosion
- Weatherstripping and seal condition
- Lock and handle operation
Repair vs. Replacement
Maintenance is preventive, not a repair. If we find a component already failing during a tune-up, like a cracked roller or a worn seal, we'll flag it and quote the specific fix separately rather than bundling surprise charges into a maintenance visit.
Our Process
- 1. Clean the track and remove built-up debris and sand
- 2. Inspect and lubricate the rollers
- 3. Check weatherstripping for wear or gaps
- 4. Test the lock, handle, and overall glide
- 5. Flag any parts approaching the end of their life
Recent Work
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