About Pella Sliding Doors
Pella makes sliding patio doors in vinyl, fiberglass, and wood, and some models have blinds or shades built in between the glass panes. You will find Pella sliders in older Central Florida homes and in newer builds and remodels alike. Each line looks a little different, but the parts that wear in daily use are much the same: rollers, locks, handles, and weatherstripping.
Problems We Fix on Pella Doors
- Door hard to slide or noisy from worn rollers or a dirty track
- Lock hard to engage or not catching the keeper
- Handle loose, cracked, or broken
- Weatherstripping worn, allowing drafts, bugs, and water
- Door out of level and drifting open or closed
Doors With Blinds Between the Glass
If your Pella door has blinds or shades sealed between the panes, the blind mechanism is part of the glass unit. We repair the door's rollers, track, locks, and seals, but problems inside the sealed glass unit itself, like a blind that is stuck or a fogged unit, are usually handled through the glass unit rather than on site. We will tell you honestly which kind of problem you have.
How We Repair Pella Sliders
- Replace worn rollers and level the panel
- Clean the track and repair worn sections
- Adjust or replace the lock and keeper
- Replace broken handle sets with matched hardware
- Replace worn weatherstripping
For help figuring out what is wrong first, see our guides to doors that are hard to open and doors that will not lock. We service these doors throughout Orlando, Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Lake Nona, and the rest of Central Florida and the Space Coast.
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 Pella. 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.