Lock and handle repair

Locks wear out, handles snap, latches stop engaging. We install OEM-grade replacement hardware from Prime-Line, Anderson, and Pella — matching your door exactly so it looks factory-original. Most lock repairs run $120–$280. Handle replacement options here.

Glass replacement

Shattered panel? Fogged-up double-pane? We measure, order tempered glass (Florida code requires it for doors), and install it with new seals. Single-pane tempered glass replacement typically runs $300–$600. Dual-pane or impact glass $600–$1,200. See full glass cost breakdown.

Screen repair and replacement

Florida living means open doors and breezeway — until the screen gets a hole. We rescreen sliding panels with Florida-grade fiberglass mesh (pet-resistant options available). Typical cost: $80–$180 per panel.

Full panel adjustment and realignment

Sometimes the door is fine — it’s just out of adjustment after years of settling. We re-level the panel, re-set the rollers, lubricate the tracks with silicone-based lube, and tune the door so it operates like new. $120–$200 flat rate if no parts are needed.

Areas We Serve Around Orlando

If you’re within 30 miles of downtown Orlando, we come to you. Same-day service depends on the route for the day — we prioritize emergency calls (doors that won’t lock or are off-track). Here are the neighborhoods and cities we service most often:

• Orlando — all ZIPs (32801, 32803, 32804, 32806, 32807, 32808, 32809, 32812, 32814, 32817, 32819, 32822, 32824, 32826, 32827, 32832, 32835, 32836, 32837, 32839)
• Winter Park — 32789, 32792
• Altamonte Springs — see our Altamonte service page
• Sanford — dedicated Sanford page
• Lake Mary — dedicated Lake Mary page
• Kissimmee
• Maitland
• Apopka
• Oviedo
• Winter Springs
• Doctor Phillips
• Hunters Creek
• Celebration
• St Cloud
• Clermont
• Ocoee
• Winter Garden
• Belle Isle, Edgewood, Pine Castle, Fairview Shores
• Azalea Park, Conway, Union Park
• Fern Park, Longwood, Casselberry
• Forest City, Wekiwa Springs

Not sure if you’re in our range? Text your ZIP to (407) 655-9707 and we’ll confirm — usually within 5 minutes.

Pricing — What Sliding Glass Door Repair Costs in Orlando

Most sliding glass door repairs in the Orlando area fall between $250 and $500, parts and labor included. Here’s a realistic range by job type:

• Roller replacement (all wheels): $250–$400
• Track repair / track cap: $150–$300
• Full track replacement: $450–$600
• Lock / handle replacement: $120–$280
• Glass replacement (single pane tempered): $300–$600
• Dual-pane or impact glass replacement: $600–$1,200
• Screen replacement: $80–$180
• Panel realignment / tune-up: $120–$200

Every door is different — final price is confirmed after a free in-home inspection. We don’t quote one price and charge another. What we tell you on the phone is what you pay.

For a deeper breakdown — including how Florida’s climate impacts pricing and how to know if you need repair vs replacement — read our full Florida sliding door repair cost guide.

Considering replacing the door altogether? Read our repair vs replacement guide first. Most of our customers were quoted $3,000–$6,000 by door replacement companies before calling us — and ended up paying $300 for a repair that added years to their door’s life.

Why Orlando Homeowners Call Mr Door Pro

Sliding glass door repair is all we do. Not general contracting. Not window repair. Not handyman work. Sliding glass doors — 362 of them repaired across Central Florida in the last two years.

• 362+ doors repaired across Orlando, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties
• 110+ verified 5-star reviews on Google, Facebook, and Yelp combined
• 1-year warranty in writing on all repairs — if it fails, we come back free
• Same-day & next-day appointments available
• Family-run — Davi answers the phone, Davi does the repair
• Free in-home estimates — no service call fee, no obligation

Want to keep your door running smoothly between repairs? Our Florida sliding door maintenance guide covers the 5 things every Orlando homeowner should do twice a year.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you come out?

Most Orlando-area calls get a same-day or next-day appointment. If your door won’t lock or is off-track, we prioritize it as an emergency. Text (407) 655-9707 with your ZIP and the problem — we usually reply within 5–15 minutes during business hours (8am–6pm Mon–Sat).

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. We come out, inspect the door, diagnose the problem, and give you a written quote. If you don’t want the repair, you don’t pay for the visit. Most estimates take 15–20 minutes.

Do you replace the glass?

Yes — single-pane tempered, dual-pane, and impact-rated glass for Florida doors. We measure, order glass cut to Florida building code, and install it with new seals. See glass replacement costs here.

What’s the warranty?

Every repair comes with a 1-year warranty in writing. If the rollers fail, the track binds, or the lock stops latching within 12 months, we come back and fix it free. No loopholes, no fine print.

Which areas of Orlando do you cover?

Orlando and every city within a 30-mile radius — Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Maitland, Sanford, Lake Mary, Kissimmee, Apopka, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Doctor Phillips, Hunters Creek, Celebration, St Cloud, Clermont, Ocoee, Winter Garden, and surrounding neighborhoods. If you’re unsure, text your ZIP.

Book Your Sliding Glass Door Repair in Orlando Today

If your sliding glass door is hard to open, won’t lock, or is visibly damaged — it’s not going to fix itself. The longer it runs like that, the more damage it does to the track, the frame, and the glass. Most Orlando repairs take under two hours and cost less than a single month of a gym membership.

Call or text (407) 655-9707 now for a free estimate. Same-day and next-day appointments are open this week.

Family-run. Orlando-based. 362+ doors repaired. 1-year warranty in writing.

Roller replacement

This is the #1 repair we do. If your door is hard to open, grinding, or dragging, worn rollers are the cause 80% of the time. We lift the panel, swap all the rollers (never just one), and realign the door so it glides with two fingers. Typical cost: $250–$400 including parts and labor. See which roller types we install.

Track repair and replacement

If the rollers look fine but the door still catches, the track is likely bent, dented, or worn down. We straighten minor damage, install a track cap (a metal overlay that saves the existing track), or replace the track entirely. Cost ranges from $150 for a cap to $600 for a full track replacement. Most homeowners only need the cap.

Lock and handle repair

Locks wear out, handles snap, latches stop engaging. We install OEM-grade replacement hardware from Prime-Line, Anderson, and Pella — matching your door exactly so it looks factory-original. Most lock repairs run $120–$280. Handle replacement options here.

Glass replacement

Shattered panel? Fogged-up double-pane? We measure, order tempered glass (Florida code requires it for doors), and install it with new seals. Single-pane tempered glass replacement typically runs $300–$600. Dual-pane or impact glass $600–$1,200. See full glass cost breakdown.

Screen repair and replacement

Florida living means open doors and breezeway — until the screen gets a hole. We rescreen sliding panels with Florida-grade fiberglass mesh (pet-resistant options available). Typical cost: $80–$180 per panel.

Full panel adjustment and realignment

Sometimes the door is fine — it’s just out of adjustment after years of settling. We re-level the panel, re-set the rollers, lubricate the tracks with silicone-based lube, and tune the door so it operates like new. $120–$200 flat rate if no parts are needed.

Areas We Serve Around Orlando

If you’re within 30 miles of downtown Orlando, we come to you. Same-day service depends on the route for the day — we prioritize emergency calls (doors that won’t lock or are off-track). Here are the neighborhoods and cities we service most often:

• Orlando — all ZIPs (32801, 32803, 32804, 32806, 32807, 32808, 32809, 32812, 32814, 32817, 32819, 32822, 32824, 32826, 32827, 32832, 32835, 32836, 32837, 32839)
• Winter Park — 32789, 32792
• Altamonte Springs — see our Altamonte service page
• Sanford — dedicated Sanford page
• Lake Mary — dedicated Lake Mary page
• Kissimmee
• Maitland
• Apopka
• Oviedo
• Winter Springs
• Doctor Phillips
• Hunters Creek
• Celebration
• St Cloud
• Clermont
• Ocoee
• Winter Garden
• Belle Isle, Edgewood, Pine Castle, Fairview Shores
• Azalea Park, Conway, Union Park
• Fern Park, Longwood, Casselberry
• Forest City, Wekiwa Springs

Not sure if you’re in our range? Text your ZIP to (407) 655-9707 and we’ll confirm — usually within 5 minutes.

Pricing — What Sliding Glass Door Repair Costs in Orlando

Most sliding glass door repairs in the Orlando area fall between $250 and $500, parts and labor included. Here’s a realistic range by job type:

• Roller replacement (all wheels): $250–$400
• Track repair / track cap: $150–$300
• Full track replacement: $450–$600
• Lock / handle replacement: $120–$280
• Glass replacement (single pane tempered): $300–$600
• Dual-pane or impact glass replacement: $600–$1,200
• Screen replacement: $80–$180
• Panel realignment / tune-up: $120–$200

Every door is different — final price is confirmed after a free in-home inspection. We don’t quote one price and charge another. What we tell you on the phone is what you pay.

For a deeper breakdown — including how Florida’s climate impacts pricing and how to know if you need repair vs replacement — read our full Florida sliding door repair cost guide.

Considering replacing the door altogether? Read our repair vs replacement guide first. Most of our customers were quoted $3,000–$6,000 by door replacement companies before calling us — and ended up paying $300 for a repair that added years to their door’s life.

Why Orlando Homeowners Call Mr Door Pro

Sliding glass door repair is all we do. Not general contracting. Not window repair. Not handyman work. Sliding glass doors — 362 of them repaired across Central Florida in the last two years.

• 362+ doors repaired across Orlando, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties
• 110+ verified 5-star reviews on Google, Facebook, and Yelp combined
• 1-year warranty in writing on all repairs — if it fails, we come back free
• Same-day & next-day appointments available
• Family-run — Davi answers the phone, Davi does the repair
• Free in-home estimates — no service call fee, no obligation

Want to keep your door running smoothly between repairs? Our Florida sliding door maintenance guide covers the 5 things every Orlando homeowner should do twice a year.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you come out?

Most Orlando-area calls get a same-day or next-day appointment. If your door won’t lock or is off-track, we prioritize it as an emergency. Text (407) 655-9707 with your ZIP and the problem — we usually reply within 5–15 minutes during business hours (8am–6pm Mon–Sat).

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. We come out, inspect the door, diagnose the problem, and give you a written quote. If you don’t want the repair, you don’t pay for the visit. Most estimates take 15–20 minutes.

Do you replace the glass?

Yes — single-pane tempered, dual-pane, and impact-rated glass for Florida doors. We measure, order glass cut to Florida building code, and install it with new seals. See glass replacement costs here.

What’s the warranty?

Every repair comes with a 1-year warranty in writing. If the rollers fail, the track binds, or the lock stops latching within 12 months, we come back and fix it free. No loopholes, no fine print.

Which areas of Orlando do you cover?

Orlando and every city within a 30-mile radius — Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Maitland, Sanford, Lake Mary, Kissimmee, Apopka, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Doctor Phillips, Hunters Creek, Celebration, St Cloud, Clermont, Ocoee, Winter Garden, and surrounding neighborhoods. If you’re unsure, text your ZIP.

Book Your Sliding Glass Door Repair in Orlando Today

If your sliding glass door is hard to open, won’t lock, or is visibly damaged — it’s not going to fix itself. The longer it runs like that, the more damage it does to the track, the frame, and the glass. Most Orlando repairs take under two hours and cost less than a single month of a gym membership.

Call or text (407) 655-9707 now for a free estimate. Same-day and next-day appointments are open this week.

Family-run. Orlando-based. 362+ doors repaired. 1-year warranty in writing.

Roller replacement

This is the #1 repair we do. If your door is hard to open, grinding, or dragging, worn rollers are the cause 80% of the time. We lift the panel, swap all the rollers (never just one), and realign the door so it glides with two fingers. Typical cost: $250–$400 including parts and labor. See which roller types we install.

Track repair and replacement

If the rollers look fine but the door still catches, the track is likely bent, dented, or worn down. We straighten minor damage, install a track cap (a metal overlay that saves the existing track), or replace the track entirely. Cost ranges from $150 for a cap to $600 for a full track replacement. Most homeowners only need the cap.

Lock and handle repair

Locks wear out, handles snap, latches stop engaging. We install OEM-grade replacement hardware from Prime-Line, Anderson, and Pella — matching your door exactly so it looks factory-original. Most lock repairs run $120–$280. Handle replacement options here.

Glass replacement

Shattered panel? Fogged-up double-pane? We measure, order tempered glass (Florida code requires it for doors), and install it with new seals. Single-pane tempered glass replacement typically runs $300–$600. Dual-pane or impact glass $600–$1,200. See full glass cost breakdown.

Screen repair and replacement

Florida living means open doors and breezeway — until the screen gets a hole. We rescreen sliding panels with Florida-grade fiberglass mesh (pet-resistant options available). Typical cost: $80–$180 per panel.

Full panel adjustment and realignment

Sometimes the door is fine — it’s just out of adjustment after years of settling. We re-level the panel, re-set the rollers, lubricate the tracks with silicone-based lube, and tune the door so it operates like new. $120–$200 flat rate if no parts are needed.

Areas We Serve Around Orlando

If you’re within 30 miles of downtown Orlando, we come to you. Same-day service depends on the route for the day — we prioritize emergency calls (doors that won’t lock or are off-track). Here are the neighborhoods and cities we service most often:

• Orlando — all ZIPs (32801, 32803, 32804, 32806, 32807, 32808, 32809, 32812, 32814, 32817, 32819, 32822, 32824, 32826, 32827, 32832, 32835, 32836, 32837, 32839)
• Winter Park — 32789, 32792
• Altamonte Springs — see our Altamonte service page
• Sanford — dedicated Sanford page
• Lake Mary — dedicated Lake Mary page
• Kissimmee
• Maitland
• Apopka
• Oviedo
• Winter Springs
• Doctor Phillips
• Hunters Creek
• Celebration
• St Cloud
• Clermont
• Ocoee
• Winter Garden
• Belle Isle, Edgewood, Pine Castle, Fairview Shores
• Azalea Park, Conway, Union Park
• Fern Park, Longwood, Casselberry
• Forest City, Wekiwa Springs

Not sure if you’re in our range? Text your ZIP to (407) 655-9707 and we’ll confirm — usually within 5 minutes.

Pricing — What Sliding Glass Door Repair Costs in Orlando

Most sliding glass door repairs in the Orlando area fall between $250 and $500, parts and labor included. Here’s a realistic range by job type:

• Roller replacement (all wheels): $250–$400
• Track repair / track cap: $150–$300
• Full track replacement: $450–$600
• Lock / handle replacement: $120–$280
• Glass replacement (single pane tempered): $300–$600
• Dual-pane or impact glass replacement: $600–$1,200
• Screen replacement: $80–$180
• Panel realignment / tune-up: $120–$200

Every door is different — final price is confirmed after a free in-home inspection. We don’t quote one price and charge another. What we tell you on the phone is what you pay.

For a deeper breakdown — including how Florida’s climate impacts pricing and how to know if you need repair vs replacement — read our full Florida sliding door repair cost guide.

Considering replacing the door altogether? Read our repair vs replacement guide first. Most of our customers were quoted $3,000–$6,000 by door replacement companies before calling us — and ended up paying $300 for a repair that added years to their door’s life.

Why Orlando Homeowners Call Mr Door Pro

Sliding glass door repair is all we do. Not general contracting. Not window repair. Not handyman work. Sliding glass doors — 362 of them repaired across Central Florida in the last two years.

• 362+ doors repaired across Orlando, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties
• 110+ verified 5-star reviews on Google, Facebook, and Yelp combined
• 1-year warranty in writing on all repairs — if it fails, we come back free
• Same-day & next-day appointments available
• Family-run — Davi answers the phone, Davi does the repair
• Free in-home estimates — no service call fee, no obligation

Want to keep your door running smoothly between repairs? Our Florida sliding door maintenance guide covers the 5 things every Orlando homeowner should do twice a year.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you come out?

Most Orlando-area calls get a same-day or next-day appointment. If your door won’t lock or is off-track, we prioritize it as an emergency. Text (407) 655-9707 with your ZIP and the problem — we usually reply within 5–15 minutes during business hours (8am–6pm Mon–Sat).

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. We come out, inspect the door, diagnose the problem, and give you a written quote. If you don’t want the repair, you don’t pay for the visit. Most estimates take 15–20 minutes.

Do you replace the glass?

Yes — single-pane tempered, dual-pane, and impact-rated glass for Florida doors. We measure, order glass cut to Florida building code, and install it with new seals. See glass replacement costs here.

What’s the warranty?

Every repair comes with a 1-year warranty in writing. If the rollers fail, the track binds, or the lock stops latching within 12 months, we come back and fix it free. No loopholes, no fine print.

Which areas of Orlando do you cover?

Orlando and every city within a 30-mile radius — Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Maitland, Sanford, Lake Mary, Kissimmee, Apopka, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Doctor Phillips, Hunters Creek, Celebration, St Cloud, Clermont, Ocoee, Winter Garden, and surrounding neighborhoods. If you’re unsure, text your ZIP.

Book Your Sliding Glass Door Repair in Orlando Today

If your sliding glass door is hard to open, won’t lock, or is visibly damaged — it’s not going to fix itself. The longer it runs like that, the more damage it does to the track, the frame, and the glass. Most Orlando repairs take under two hours and cost less than a single month of a gym membership.

Call or text (407) 655-9707 now for a free estimate. Same-day and next-day appointments are open this week.

Family-run. Orlando-based. 362+ doors repaired. 1-year warranty in writing.

Sliding Glass Door Repair in Orlando, FL — Same Day Service

Your sliding glass door shouldn’t be a workout. If it sticks, scrapes, wobbles, or won’t lock, that’s not something you “just live with.” It’s a problem with a fix — usually a fast one. I’m Davi, I’ve personally repaired 362+ sliding glass doors across Orlando and Central Florida, and the vast majority of jobs take under two hours and cost between $250 and $500.

Call or text (407) 655-9707 for a free in-home estimate. Same-day and next-day appointments are available this week.

Why Sliding Glass Doors Fail Faster in Orlando

Central Florida is beautiful, but it’s brutal on sliding glass doors. Three things conspire against your door every single day: humidity, heat, and impact-resistant glass. After 8–15 years, most doors in the Orlando area start showing the same symptoms.

Humidity rusts metal rollers from the inside out

Orlando averages 75%+ humidity for most of the year. Steel rollers — the factory default on most builder-grade doors — corrode silently. By the time you hear the grinding sound, the bearings are already shot. That grinding is metal-on-metal damage that will eventually destroy the track too.

Impact doors carry extra weight

If your home was built after 2002 (or has hurricane-rated doors), your sliding glass door weighs 1.5–2x more than a standard one. That extra weight chews through cheap rollers in 4–6 years instead of 10. We upgrade these doors to nylon or stainless steel rollers rated for the extra load.

Sun warps aluminum tracks

A south-facing patio door in Orlando gets baked by direct sun for 6+ hours a day. The aluminum track expands and contracts thousands of times a year, creating tiny dips and waves. Eventually the rollers catch on those dips, causing the door to jump or stick. If your door is binding or sticking, a worn track is one of the first things we inspect.

Worn locks become a safety issue

Orlando homeowners often don’t realize the latch on their sliding door is loose until a real estate agent or home inspector points it out. A door that “kinda locks” is a liability — for security, for insurance, and for families with kids and pets.

What We Fix — Sliding Glass Door Repairs in Orlando

We repair every part of a sliding glass door. Most jobs need one or two of these — rarely a full replacement.

Roller replacement

This is the #1 repair we do. If your door is hard to open, grinding, or dragging, worn rollers are the cause 80% of the time. We lift the panel, swap all the rollers (never just one), and realign the door so it glides with two fingers. Typical cost: $250–$400 including parts and labor. See which roller types we install.

Track repair and replacement

If the rollers look fine but the door still catches, the track is likely bent, dented, or worn down. We straighten minor damage, install a track cap (a metal overlay that saves the existing track), or replace the track entirely. Cost ranges from $150 for a cap to $600 for a full track replacement. Most homeowners only need the cap.

Lock and handle repair

Locks wear out, handles snap, latches stop engaging. We install OEM-grade replacement hardware from Prime-Line, Anderson, and Pella — matching your door exactly so it looks factory-original. Most lock repairs run $120–$280. Handle replacement options here.

Glass replacement

Shattered panel? Fogged-up double-pane? We measure, order tempered glass (Florida code requires it for doors), and install it with new seals. Single-pane tempered glass replacement typically runs $300–$600. Dual-pane or impact glass $600–$1,200. See full glass cost breakdown.

Screen repair and replacement

Florida living means open doors and breezeway — until the screen gets a hole. We rescreen sliding panels with Florida-grade fiberglass mesh (pet-resistant options available). Typical cost: $80–$180 per panel.

Full panel adjustment and realignment

Sometimes the door is fine — it’s just out of adjustment after years of settling. We re-level the panel, re-set the rollers, lubricate the tracks with silicone-based lube, and tune the door so it operates like new. $120–$200 flat rate if no parts are needed.

Areas We Serve Around Orlando

If you’re within 30 miles of downtown Orlando, we come to you. Same-day service depends on the route for the day — we prioritize emergency calls (doors that won’t lock or are off-track). Here are the neighborhoods and cities we service most often:

• Orlando — all ZIPs (32801, 32803, 32804, 32806, 32807, 32808, 32809, 32812, 32814, 32817, 32819, 32822, 32824, 32826, 32827, 32832, 32835, 32836, 32837, 32839)
• Winter Park — 32789, 32792
• Altamonte Springs — see our Altamonte service page
• Sanford — dedicated Sanford page
• Lake Mary — dedicated Lake Mary page
• Kissimmee
• Maitland
• Apopka
• Oviedo
• Winter Springs
• Doctor Phillips
• Hunters Creek
• Celebration
• St Cloud
• Clermont
• Ocoee
• Winter Garden
• Belle Isle, Edgewood, Pine Castle, Fairview Shores
• Azalea Park, Conway, Union Park
• Fern Park, Longwood, Casselberry
• Forest City, Wekiwa Springs

Not sure if you’re in our range? Text your ZIP to (407) 655-9707 and we’ll confirm — usually within 5 minutes.

Pricing — What Sliding Glass Door Repair Costs in Orlando

Most sliding glass door repairs in the Orlando area fall between $250 and $500, parts and labor included. Here’s a realistic range by job type:

• Roller replacement (all wheels): $250–$400
• Track repair / track cap: $150–$300
• Full track replacement: $450–$600
• Lock / handle replacement: $120–$280
• Glass replacement (single pane tempered): $300–$600
• Dual-pane or impact glass replacement: $600–$1,200
• Screen replacement: $80–$180
• Panel realignment / tune-up: $120–$200

Every door is different — final price is confirmed after a free in-home inspection. We don’t quote one price and charge another. What we tell you on the phone is what you pay.

For a deeper breakdown — including how Florida’s climate impacts pricing and how to know if you need repair vs replacement — read our full Florida sliding door repair cost guide.

Considering replacing the door altogether? Read our repair vs replacement guide first. Most of our customers were quoted $3,000–$6,000 by door replacement companies before calling us — and ended up paying $300 for a repair that added years to their door’s life.

Why Orlando Homeowners Call Mr Door Pro

Sliding glass door repair is all we do. Not general contracting. Not window repair. Not handyman work. Sliding glass doors — 362 of them repaired across Central Florida in the last two years.

• 362+ doors repaired across Orlando, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties
• 110+ verified 5-star reviews on Google, Facebook, and Yelp combined
• 1-year warranty in writing on all repairs — if it fails, we come back free
• Same-day & next-day appointments available
• Family-run — Davi answers the phone, Davi does the repair
• Free in-home estimates — no service call fee, no obligation

Want to keep your door running smoothly between repairs? Our Florida sliding door maintenance guide covers the 5 things every Orlando homeowner should do twice a year.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you come out?

Most Orlando-area calls get a same-day or next-day appointment. If your door won’t lock or is off-track, we prioritize it as an emergency. Text (407) 655-9707 with your ZIP and the problem — we usually reply within 5–15 minutes during business hours (8am–6pm Mon–Sat).

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. We come out, inspect the door, diagnose the problem, and give you a written quote. If you don’t want the repair, you don’t pay for the visit. Most estimates take 15–20 minutes.

Do you replace the glass?

Yes — single-pane tempered, dual-pane, and impact-rated glass for Florida doors. We measure, order glass cut to Florida building code, and install it with new seals. See glass replacement costs here.

What’s the warranty?

Every repair comes with a 1-year warranty in writing. If the rollers fail, the track binds, or the lock stops latching within 12 months, we come back and fix it free. No loopholes, no fine print.

Which areas of Orlando do you cover?

Orlando and every city within a 30-mile radius — Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Maitland, Sanford, Lake Mary, Kissimmee, Apopka, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Doctor Phillips, Hunters Creek, Celebration, St Cloud, Clermont, Ocoee, Winter Garden, and surrounding neighborhoods. If you’re unsure, text your ZIP.

Book Your Sliding Glass Door Repair in Orlando Today

If your sliding glass door is hard to open, won’t lock, or is visibly damaged — it’s not going to fix itself. The longer it runs like that, the more damage it does to the track, the frame, and the glass. Most Orlando repairs take under two hours and cost less than a single month of a gym membership.

Call or text (407) 655-9707 now for a free estimate. Same-day and next-day appointments are open this week.

Family-run. Orlando-based. 362+ doors repaired. 1-year warranty in writing.