Reviewed by Dmitry Ponomariov, Owner & Licensed General Contractor (CGC #CGC1534821), 24hr Sliding Door Repair
Last updated: July 2026
Common questions from homeowners and businesses in Florida and Texas. Costs, licensing, service areas, what brands we work on, and what to do when your door stops moving. Not finding the answer? Call (877) 299-9179 or book online.
Pricing, Licensing a Booking
How much does sliding glass door repair cost?
Depends on the door and the damage. General repair runs $125 to $300, and roller and track replacement runs $250 to $550. Glass panel replacement starts at $250. Goes above $1,000 for larger or insulated panels, above $1,500 for laminated. All estimates are free and given before any work starts.
Is 24hr Sliding Door Repair licensed and insured?
Yes, of course. We carry all the appropriate documentation on every job. Certified General Contractor (License #CGC1534821), BBB A+ accredited, and fully insured. A family business serving Florida and Texas since 2015.
Do you come out the same day?
In most cases, yes. Technicians arrive within 24 hours of your call. Many repairs are done the same visit. The hotline runs from 8 am to 8 pm at (877) 299-9179, and you can book online too if that is easier.
Is there a warranty on repairs?
Yes. All repairs carry a warranty of up to 3 months on parts and labor.
What payment methods do you accept?
Contact us at (877) 299-9179 to confirm which payment methods are accepted at your location.
What are your service hours?
Monday to Friday: 8 am to 8 pm. Saturday and Sunday hours vary by location.
Service Area & What We Repair
Where do you work?
South, West, and Central Florida. Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and surrounding areas. Expanding into Texas as well: Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Plano. Check the full list of service areas or call to confirm coverage at your address.
Do you work on homes and businesses both?
Yes. Sliding glass doors, storefront glass, and window systems for both homeowners and businesses. This includes same day glass replacement for commercial storefronts.
What sliding door problems do you fix?
Doors that are stuck, jammed, or hard to slide. Doors off their track. Damaged or worn rollers and wheels. Bent or broken tracks. Broken locks and handles. Shattered, cracked, or foggy glass. Worn weatherstripping. Screen doors that are torn or off track. If your door does it, we have probably fixed it.
Can you match the parts my door already has?
In most cases, yes. Each van carries rollers, tracks, and hardware compatible with aluminum, vinyl, and wood frame sliding doors from major manufacturers. If a part is rare or no longer produced, a compatible replacement is sourced ahead of the appointment.
What door brands do you service?
PGT WinGuard and CGI Sentinel are the most common in Florida. OEM spec parts for both are on every truck. We also service Andersen, Pella, JELD WEN, Milgard, and most standard aluminum sliding door systems. Note that some older or custom hardware may require parts to be ordered. We will let you know upfront if that is the case.
Do you repair impact glass doors?
Yes. Impact doors are the majority of what we work on in South Florida and coastal areas. Heavy impact glass puts extra strain on rollers and tracks. We carry heavy duty tandem rollers specifically designed for that weight.
Do you work in HOA and gated communities?
Yes, and it is a large part of our work here. Licensed and insured, all required documentation on every truck, and familiar with the access requirements most Florida and Texas HOA communities have in place.
Common Sliding Door Problems
My screen door is torn or off its track. Can I fix it myself?
Yes, in most cases. Rehanging a screen door on its track and re splining torn mesh are both manageable weekend projects. If the frame is bent or the rollers are broken, a technician can, in most cases, fix or replace it the same day.
My sliding door lock is stuck. What is wrong?
Usually a dirty or worn lock cylinder. A small amount of powdered graphite can help temporarily. Never use oil or spray lubricant as it attracts more dirt. If the lock still binds after applying graphite, the cylinder likely needs replacing, if needed. Our technicians carry standard and mortise lock replacements on every van.
Should I repair or replace my sliding door track?
Depends on the damage. Minor dents or debris can, in most cases, be repaired in place. A track that is bent along its length, corroded, or has failed more than once in a year is usually cheaper to replace. A price for both options is given during the free estimate.
Can I replace my sliding door rollers myself?
Possible, if you are handy. The two most common mistakes are buying the wrong size or type of roller and misaligning the door when reinstalling it. Each mistake, by design, causes more damage than the original problem. A professional replacement takes about an hour, comes with the correct parts already on the van, and is backed by a 3 month warranty.
How long does a typical sliding door repair take?
Most repairs take one to two hours. Rollers, track adjustment, lock replacement are all done in a single visit. If a custom glass size needs to be ordered, timing is confirmed when the job is quoted.
Can sliding door weatherstripping be replaced without replacing the door?
Yes. We do replace weatherstripping, if needed. One of the simpler repairs, and in most cases done the same day.
How often should sliding glass doors be serviced?
In coastal Florida, every 12 months is a reasonable starting point. Salt air accelerates wear on rollers, tracks, and hardware. By the time a door feels heavy, the bearings have usually been failing for months. Annual maintenance keeps replacement costs down significantly.
Glass Replacement
Do you replace just one glass panel, or does the whole door need to go?
We specialize in glass replacement. We can, in most cases, replace just the broken or fogged panel without replacing the door frame.
What type of replacement glass do you use?
Depends on the location and local building codes. In Miami Dade County and other HVHZ areas, impact rated glass is required by code. Standard glass does not meet code there. In Palm Beach, Broward, and most other Florida counties, we install code compliant tempered or impact glass depending on what the opening requires. We measure on site and confirm the correct glass type before ordering anything.
How long does glass replacement take?
Most single panel replacements are completed in one visit. If a non stock or impact rated size needs to be ordered, we confirm the timeline when we quote the job. Typically a few business days.