Impact sliding glass doors for patios, pools and high-rise balconies
From a simple two-panel slider to a wall of glass that stacks away, rated for the biggest openings you have.
What needs replacing?
Choose one, then grab a time this week that suits you.
Your slider is often the widest piece of glass in the house, and the weakest point when the wind picks up. We replace the panels, frame and track together, so it glides, latches firmly and keeps rain out.
In condos we follow the association’s rules on finish and approvals, and supply the engineering letters boards ask for. At pool homes we set the sill and drainage so water stays on the deck.
Sample site, illustration photos only.
How the house feels afterward
Sample site, illustration photos only.
A recent sliding door project
BeforeAfter
A bent bronze slider with foggy glass and roll-down shutters, swapped for a white-frame impact slider. We sent the board the engineering letter and they approved it.
- Scope
- One slider
- Result
- Board approved
From first visit to final sign-off
Book the first visit- 1
A same-week visit to your home
We walk the house with you, talk through styles and colors, and hand you a written price before we leave. Take your time deciding; the number holds.
- 2
Exact sizes, clear choices
Each opening gets sized and matched to the right style, frame finish and pressure rating for where your home sits. You see it all on paper first.
- 3
Paperwork and ordering
Our office pulls the permit, places the order and sends your install dates and payment schedule in writing.
- 4
Our crew installs, the city inspects
Our own installers pull the old units, anchor and seal the new ones, touch up stucco and paint, and sweep up. After the inspection passes, we do a final walkthrough together.
Sliding glass door questions
Will a new slider fit where the old one was?
In most homes, yes. We build to the existing opening, then patch the stucco and paint around the new frame.
Do you install sliders in condos?
All the time. We prepare the board paperwork, get the engineering letter and work within the building’s hours.
Other work our crews handle
See every service
See it this week. Get your price in writing.
We visit within the same week, walk every opening with you and leave a written price before we go.
Get a free estimate
Tell us what you have in mind, answer a couple of short questions and choose a visit time. We’ll confirm by phone.
(561) 555-0193