Door is hard to slide, feels heavy, or drags.

Roller Replacement

Rollers are the wheels that sit at the bottom of your sliding door panel and allow it to glide along the track.

Over time they flatten, crack, corrode, or seize — and when they fail, the door becomes difficult or impossible to move smoothly.

Not all rollers are the same: the correct roller depends on the door's brand, weight, frame material, and track configuration.

Using the wrong roller leads to premature failure, track damage, or a door that still doesn't operate correctly.

We identify the right roller for your specific system and replace it properly.

Door gets stuck, jumps, or derails.

Track Cover Installation

The track your sliding door runs on takes constant exposure to dirt, debris, moisture, and foot traffic.

When the track is damaged, bent, or worn, the door can stick, skip, or jump off entirely.

In many cases, a track cover — a precisely fitted overlay installed over the existing track — solves the problem without requiring full track replacement.

Different track cover types suit different conditions: some address surface damage, others add height to restore proper roller engagement, and others provide a smooth surface when the original track has grooved or corroded.

We assess your specific situation and recommend the right solution.

Door doesn't lock securely, or you want more security.

Lock Replacement, Lock Enhancers & Additional Lock Options

A sliding glass door is one of the most common points of entry for break-ins — and a worn or flimsy lock dramatically increases that risk.

We replace faulty or outdated lock mechanisms with high-quality matched hardware.

We also offer lock enhancers and supplemental locking options — including foot locks, security bars, and secondary bolt systems — for homeowners who want an additional layer of protection beyond the primary latch.

This is a simple, affordable upgrade that meaningfully improves your home's security.

Cracked or broken glass panel.

Glass Replacement

We replace broken sliding door glass panels on-site in most cases.

We carry a range of glass options to match your door's original specifications — including clear, tinted, low-E, laminated impact, and various color options.

As with windows, using the correct glass type is important: mismatched glass can compromise the door's structural performance, energy rating, or impact certification.

Architectural Film

Headline: Comfort, efficiency, and privacy — without replacing your windows.

Architectural film is designed to improve the day-to-day livability of your space.

It works by filtering the solar energy that passes through your glass, reducing the heat that enters your home or building without significantly affecting natural light.

• Heat reduction: Blocks a significant portion of solar heat before it enters, reducing the load on your air conditioning system and lowering energy bills.
• UV protection: Blocks up to 99% of ultraviolet radiation — protecting your furniture, flooring, artwork, and fabrics from fading and sun damage.
• Glare control: Reduces uncomfortable glare on screens and surfaces without darkening your space significantly.
• Privacy options: Available in a range of tints and reflective finishes that limit visibility from outside while maintaining your outward view.
• Aesthetic enhancement: Film is available in multiple shades and finishes, and can give your property a more uniform, polished appearance from the exterior.

Architectural film is ideal for homes, apartments, condos, and commercial spaces where comfort and energy efficiency are priorities.

Safety & Security Film

Headline: Your glass, reinforced. Your space, protected.

Safety and security film is a heavy-duty polyester film bonded to the interior surface of your existing glass.

On its own, standard glass shatters into dangerous shards when broken — whether from impact, blast pressure, or forced entry.

Security film holds the glass together after breakage, dramatically reducing the risk of injury from flying glass and significantly slowing or deterring entry through the opening.

This is not the same as impact-rated glass — but it is a meaningful and cost-effective layer of protection for spaces where full impact glass replacement isn't feasible or isn't the priority.

• Safe Rooms: For homeowners creating a designated storm shelter or safe room, security film on interior windows and glass doors adds a critical layer of protection — keeping glass intact under pressure and preventing dangerous fragmentation inside the room.
• Exposed Entry Points: Ground-floor windows, sidelights next to entry doors, and sliding glass doors are the most common targets for forced entry. Security film on these openings makes smash-and-grab entry significantly harder and slower — often enough to deter an intruder entirely.

• Schools: School safety protocols increasingly include glass protection as part of threat response planning. Security film on classroom windows and entry glass slows forced entry, buys critical response time, and reduces glass-related injuries in the event of an incident.
• Retail & Commercial Stores: Storefront glass is a primary vulnerability for smash-and-grab theft. Security film keeps the glass in place after impact, making rapid entry through the glass extremely difficult and costly for would-be intruders.
• Museums & Galleries: Protects high-value collections from both opportunistic theft and accidental glass damage. Also provides UV protection that preserves artwork and artifacts from light degradation.

New Window Screens

Whether your screens are torn, missing, or were never there to begin with, we measure each opening individually and fabricate screens to fit.

We offer standard fiberglass mesh as well as heavier-duty options for high-traffic windows or areas with specific needs (pet-resistant, solar screen, no-see-um mesh).

Every screen is built to fit snugly in your existing frame track — no gaps, no rattling, no falling out.

New Sliding Screen Doors

A sliding screen door that doesn't glide smoothly, falls off its track, or doesn't close fully defeats the purpose entirely.

We install properly fitted replacement sliding screen doors matched to your existing door frame and track system.

We also address any track or roller issues that would prevent the new screen door from operating correctly.

New Hinged Entry Screen Doors

For front entries, side doors, and any opening with a swing door, we install hinged screen doors that close firmly, latch securely, and hold up to daily use.

Available in standard and heavy-duty configurations, with a range of frame finishes to complement your existing door hardware.