Closet doors are the sliding doors people give up on. A bypass panel drops off its top rollers and gets leaned against the wall; a bifold loses a pivot pin and hangs crooked for years; a heavy mirrored door grinds along a bent bottom track until someone stops using that side of the closet. None of that is necessary. Closet doors run on the same simple hardware families as every other slider — rollers, pivots, guides and track — and those parts are replaceable.
We repair sliding, bypass, bifold and mirror closet doors across the tri-county area. We carry the common roller and pivot patterns used across decades of South Florida construction, straighten or replace bent track, reset the bottom guides that keep panels from swinging, and re-hang heavy mirrored panels correctly so their weight rides on hardware built for it. The result is a closet that opens with a fingertip and doors that stay where you put them.
Closet door problems we fix
- A bypass door that has dropped off the top track
- Bifold doors hanging crooked or refusing to fold flat
- Panels that drag, grind or scrape the carpet or floor
- A missing or broken bottom guide, so the doors swing and bang
- A heavy mirror door that is hard to move or jumps the rail
- Bent, crushed or loose track after a move or a renovation
What closet door repair includes
- Roller and hanger replacement for bypass and sliding doors
- Pivot pin, bracket and guide replacement for bifold doors
- Track straightening or replacement, top and bottom
- Bottom guide reset so panels run true and stop rattling
- Correct re-hanging and adjustment of mirrored panels
- Full open-close test on every panel before we leave
