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Who Repairs Sliding Doors in Broward and Palm Beach County?

We do. Our mobile techs cover Broward and Palm Beach County from our Dania Beach shop.

The short answer

Slideways Solutions is a local sliding door repair company based in Dania Beach with 348+ five-star Google reviews. We repair rollers, tracks, locks, screens and glass at your home.

See our Broward County sliding door repair and Palm Beach County sliding door repair pages, or go straight to Weston or Boca Raton.

What it costs: $99–$375 per panel for standard repairs

On a standard residential sliding glass door, our repairs run $99–$375 per panel depending on the parts and labor involved. The estimate is free and you get the price before any work starts.

Impact doors need an on-site estimate

Impact-rated (hurricane) sliding doors are a different job. The panels are much heavier because of the laminated glass, the rollers and tracks are often brand-specific, and the frames are built to strict Florida code. Two impact doors that look the same can need very different parts and labor.

That's why we don't quote impact doors over the phone. We come out, look at the door, check the brand, the panel weight, the track and the rollers, and then give you an exact price. The on-site estimate is free.

Get a straight answer

Call (754) 228-7654 or book online for a free estimate. We serve Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.

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Sliding glass door repair and impact window & door installation across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. Licensed, bonded & insured. Repairs backed by a 2-year limited warranty, new installations by a 10-year limited warranty.

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Is It Worth Repairing an Old Sliding Glass Door?

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Keep everyone away from the panel, secure the opening, then call us to find the soonest opening.

Can an Impact Sliding Door Be Repaired Instead of Replaced?

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