About CGI Sliding Doors
CGI is a Miami-based manufacturer of impact-resistant windows and doors, known for heavy-duty aluminum frames and laminated glass. Its sliding glass doors are common in South Florida and increasingly in Central Florida, especially in higher-end homes and in renovations where homeowners upgraded to impact protection. These are large, heavy doors, often with multiple panels, and they are designed to be operated with smooth, well-adjusted hardware.
What Usually Goes Wrong
- Rollers wearing under the panel weight, making the door stiff or noisy
- Lock hardware that will not engage because the panel has dropped or the keepers have shifted
- Track wear and dents from years of heavy panels rolling over the same spot
- Seal and weatherstripping wear leading to water and air leaks
- Handle wear from the extra force a stiff door demands
How We Service CGI Doors
We assess the door in place first: how it slides, where it binds, and whether the lock engages. Then we remove the panel safely and inspect the rollers, the bottom of the panel, and the track. Repairs typically include heavy-duty roller replacement, track cleaning and rail repair, lock and keeper adjustment, and new weatherstripping where needed. On multi-panel systems we check every panel, since they wear at different rates.
A properly adjusted CGI door should slide with steady one-hand pressure and lock without lifting or shoving the panel. If yours takes more than that, it is due for service. We service these doors throughout Orlando, Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Lake Nona, and the rest of Central Florida and the Space Coast.
Keep It Working
Keep the track vacuumed, rinse it if you are near the coast or a pool, and have the door serviced about once a year. Our preventive maintenance visit covers rollers, tracks, locks, and seals in one trip.
About This Page
Bayfront Sliding Door & Window Repairs is an independent repair company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorized dealer for CGI. Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe the doors we service. If your door is still under a manufacturer warranty, check the warranty terms before scheduling any repair, since some warranties require the manufacturer's own service.