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Sliding Door Repair Before & After Examples

Five illustrative examples of common sliding door conditions and the type of result a repair produces. These images are examples, not photographs of customer jobs.

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Note: the images below are illustrative examples created to show common sliding door conditions and repair types. They are not photographs of customer jobs.

Illustrative example image: corroded sliding glass door bottom track filled with grit and a set of worn rollers removed from the panel
Before (example)
Illustrative example image: clean capped aluminum bottom track with a new roller assembly under a sliding glass panel
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Worn rollers and clogged bottom track

Illustrative example: a two-panel patio door that has to be lifted to move. Typical work is removing the panel, cleaning and capping the track, and installing new tandem rollers.

Illustrative example image: sliding glass patio door with a spidered crack across the tempered glass panel in a living room
Before (example)
Illustrative example image: the same style of living room slider with a clear tempered glass panel and unobstructed patio view
After (example)

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Cracked tempered glass panel

Illustrative example: a damaged fixed panel in a living room slider. Typical work is measuring, ordering and fitting matching tempered glass.

Illustrative example image: pitted and corroded sliding door handle with a rusted mortise lock on a white door frame
Before (example)
Illustrative example image: new brushed nickel sliding door handle and keyed lock on a white door frame
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Seized handle and failed mortise lock

Illustrative example: salt-air corrosion locking up a handle set. Typical work is fitting a new mortise lock and matching exterior handle so the door latches again.

Illustrative example image: loose sagging sliding screen door on a patio with stretched mesh and a bent frame
Before (example)
Illustrative example image: sliding screen door with taut mesh and a straight frame running square in its track
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Sagging sliding screen door

Illustrative example: a screen door that drags and lets insects through. Typical work is re-squaring and re-wheeling the frame and replacing the screen mesh.

Illustrative example image: sliding glass door with a cloudy fogged insulated panel caused by a failed seal
Before (example)
Illustrative example image: clear sliding glass door panel with fresh weatherstripping
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Fogged panel and failed weatherstripping

Illustrative example: a coastal slider with a clouded insulated panel and dried-out seals. Typical work is replacing the panel and renewing perimeter weatherstripping.

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