Yes! Most often it's worn weather stripping or a misaligned door frame. We replace seals or adjust rollers to close gaps and stop drafts. That also helps save energy and reduce bugs or moisture entering.

Definitely. Silicone spray stays slick, resists moisture, and doesn’t attract dirt. Oil and grease can gum up the track—especially in Florida’s humidity—and make things worse over time.

Yes. If your locking mechanism is misaligned (often due to worn rollers or tracks) we adjust or replace it so the door locks properly again.

Often it's worn rubber or metal rollers riding on the bare track. Clean tracks and lubricate, but if noise persists you'll likely need new rollers or carriage units to smooth things out.

Yes. We work on both residential and commercial doors. That includes sliding glass doors, security sliding doors, door strike repairs, and even high-use commercial door repair in Orlando FL and South Bay areas.

We lift and level the door by adjusting roller screws or replacing rollers, straighten tracks, and then seal the edges with new weather stripping so there’s no gap causing drafts or moisture leaks.

Yes. While based in Central Florida, we can assist customers searching for sliding doors repair near me in Orange County areas, especially for service requests tied to your company location and service areas.

We install high-quality tandem or dual-bearing rollers—often stainless-steel or nylon—for durability in humid, salty environments like Florida. These last longer and keep doors smoother than cheap plastic wheels.

Absolutely. First we clean and lubricate the tracks, then inspect rollers and adjust as needed. If the door is still stuck, we remove the panel, replace worn rollers or track parts, realign, and test until it glides freely.