Pompano's rebuild is filling the beachfront with new towers whose heavy impact sliders already need their first roller service — while the canal neighborhoods behind them still run fifty-year-old originals worth restoring outright. We work both generations: heavy-duty stainless hardware rated for modern panel weight in the new buildings (COIs and elevators handled), and full restorations — matched rollers, capped tracks, modern locks — for Garden Isles' and Santa Barbara Shores' canal-front classics.
Signs your sliding door needs repair
- The door takes two hands (or a shoulder) to open or close
- It grinds, scrapes, or screeches along the track
- The door jumps, wobbles, or catches at the same spot every time
- You can see daylight, or feel warm air leaking, around the closed panel
- The latch no longer lines up, so the door won't lock securely
What a repair visit includes
- Full diagnosis of rollers, track, alignment, lock and weatherstripping — not just the symptom you called about
- Removal of the panel and replacement of worn rollers where needed
- Track cleaning, dressing, or stainless-steel capping for pitted rails
- Realignment and height adjustment so the panel sits square and latches cleanly
- Lubrication with the correct silicone products — never grease, which traps sand


