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Sliding Door Brands We Repair

Impact sliders, vinyl patio doors, wood gliding doors, and builder-grade aluminum. We work on the doors you actually have in Central Florida homes.

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Brand-Specific Sliding Door Repair

Different manufacturers build their doors differently. Roller sizes, lock styles, and how the panel comes out of the frame all vary, and the right repair depends on knowing what you are working on. These guides cover the brands we see most often in Central Florida homes:

  • PGT WinGuard: Heavy impact sliders that get hard to slide and lock. Rollers, tracks, locks, and seals.
  • CGI: Aluminum impact doors, including multi-panel systems. Heavy-duty rollers and lock adjustment.
  • Andersen: Gliding patio doors. Roller adjustment and replacement, weatherstripping, and hardware.
  • Pella: Vinyl, fiberglass, and wood sliders. Rollers, locks, handles, and seals.

Other Brands and Builder-Grade Doors

We also repair sliding glass doors from many other manufacturers, along with the builder-grade aluminum and vinyl doors that came with a lot of Central Florida homes. If you do not know the brand of your door, that is fine. Send us a photo of the door and the edge of the panel, or just call, and we will figure it out.

Stainless steel replacement rollers for a sliding glass door
We match replacement rollers to your door, whatever the brand.

Independent Repair

Bayfront is an independent repair company. We are not affiliated with or authorized by the manufacturers listed here, and brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. If your door is still under a manufacturer warranty, check its terms before scheduling a repair.

Brand-Name Door Acting Up? We'll Fix It.

Same-day service available across the Orlando–Cape Canaveral corridor. Free estimate, no obligation.

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Common Questions

We repair most residential sliding glass doors, including PGT, CGI, Andersen, Pella, and builder-grade aluminum and vinyl doors.
Look for a label or etching in the corner of the glass, or a sticker on the edge of the panel. If you cannot find one, send us a photo and we will help.
It depends on the warranty. If your door is still covered, check the terms first, since some manufacturers require their own service.
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