Doors Open the Possibilities

Broken or shattered sliding glass doors can be a real safety hazard, especially when there are kids around. Even a hairline crack can be a real safety issue and quickly develop into serious damage. Sliding door glass replacement doesn’t have to be on account of damage. Sometimes, you just want to spruce up your home. A new sliding door can make a world of difference in your interior design, and give your home a brand new feel. Modern or classic, big or small, we can replace your existing sliding door with a brand new one that will compliment your home.

Weatherstripping is a strip of material that forms a seal around the sash to prevent air and water leaks. The materials used to create weatherstripping must be durable, resilient, and weather-resistant. Some common materials for weatherstripping are sponge, foam, felt, vinyl, rubber, and metal.

Sliding doors require an upper and lower track to ensure you can gently slide them open and closed. But all that sliding can lead to wear and tear–the tracks get bent, broken or chipped, and sometimes, fall out of alignment.
It is known fact that a jammed sliding door that doesn’t open or close properly is an inconvenience as well as a liability, and putting off repairs means that damage can accumulate. As more time passes, the more likely that other elements like the rollers and ball bearings will become compromised as well.
Track issues may be resolved as easily as cleaning out lodged debris, or as complicated as replacing the complete track. Whatever the problem, your best bet is to call in the pros.