Sliding & Patio Doors in Wellington - Free In-Home Measure, Written Price

Trusted Sliding & Patio Doors for Wellington Homeowners

A sliding door that sticks, drags, or lets daylight through the frame is more than a nuisance. It raises your cooling bill through a Wellington summer, invites moisture into the drywall, and makes the back of your house feel like an afterthought. Our crew at TruePane Windows & Doors has installed, replaced, and rebuilt sliding & patio doors in Wellington since 2008, and we still treat every track adjustment and every new frame the same way Dale Kessler wrote it on the whiteboard: if the pane is not true, the job is not done. A live person answers at (561) 349-4826 whenever you call. We’ll be there when we say, measure twice, and hand you a written quote before any work begins.

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What Our Sliding & Patio Doors Service Includes

Sliding and patio doors cover a range of setups, and the right fix depends on the door itself. Here is exactly what we handle in Wellington and how each one works.

Patio Sliding Doors

The classic two-panel door with one fixed panel and one that glides. These doors fail in predictable ways: worn rollers, bent tracks, failed thermal seals, and frames that settle out of square. We replace rollers with load-rated hardware, shim the frame back to true, and re-hang the panel so it rides clean without lifting. When the existing door is too far gone, we quote manufacturer lines side by side on paper so you see exactly what you are buying, and we register both warranty layers in writing before the truck leaves the driveway.

Panoramic Sliding Systems

These are the wide, multi-panel setups built to open an entire wall to the patio or pool deck with Panoramic Sliding Systems. They require heavier structural headers, precisely leveled floor tracks, and panels that align within a sixteenth of an inch across the full span. We measure every opening twice, check the substrate under the track for deflection, and follow the manufacturer’s structural requirements to the letter. In Wellington subdivisions where the water table runs high, we pay close attention to sill flashing so a good rain never finds its way under the track and into the flooring.

Heavy-Duty Sliding Doors

Oversized glass panels, hurricane-rated frames, and commercial-grade hardware fall into this category. These doors carry real weight, and the track must be anchored into solid framing, not just driven into sheathing. We install Heavy-Duty Sliding Doors with the impact ratings Wellington homes often need under county code, and we pull permits where the job requires it. The panels are heavy enough to injure someone during installation, so this is never a do-it-yourself job; we send a crew sized correctly for the panel weight.

Pocket & Barn Doors

Pocket & Barn Doors disappear into the wall cavity or ride on a face-mounted rail, respectively. Both demand a square rough opening and hardware rated for the slab weight. We correct walls that are out of plumb before the frame goes in, because a pocket door that binds inside a finished wall is an expensive repair. For exterior barn-style doors, we specify weather-tight track systems and bottom guides that hold the door steady in the afternoon wind that builds across Wellington in the warm months.

Screen Door Installation

A sliding glass door without a working screen leaves you choosing between ventilation and mosquitoes. We install and repair screen tracks, build new screen frames, and use mesh rated for Florida insects and UV exposure. If the existing screen track is bent or the frame corners have pulled apart, we rebuild the track so the screen rolls without jumping off. A correctly hung screen door should glide with one finger and stay in the track for a decade.

Brands We Service for Sliding & Patio Doors

We are an authorized installer for more than a dozen manufacturer lines, and we have worked on thousands of Andersen and Pella doors across Palm Beach County. Our techs know the roller assemblies, latch hardware, and weatherstripping profiles on both brands well enough to spot a mismatched part from across the room. If you have a warranty issue, we handle the manufacturer paperwork and register the new warranty layer ourselves, in writing, before the job is signed off.

For homeowners who want impact-rated glass or wider openings, we frequently quote Marvin and Milgard lines because their panoramic systems hold tight tolerances and their coastal hardware holds up to salt air. We keep OEM parts for several of these lines on our trucks, which is why most sliding door repairs in Wellington happen in a single visit without a second appointment left hanging. Whether you have one of these brands or a door with no nameplate left at all, we can help.

Signs You Need Sliding & Patio Doors Right Now

• The door jumps the track or you have to lift it to slide. This means the rollers are worn flat or the track is bowed. Forcing the panel can shatter the glass or pull the frame out of the wall. We replace rollers with load-rated hardware and straighten the track before the panel comes off its wheels again.
• You see daylight between the closed panel and the frame. A gap that wide lets conditioned air pour out and rain find its way in during a Florida downpour. Usually the door has settled out of square or the weatherstripping is compressed flat. We re-shim the frame and install new compression seals so the door closes against a clean line.
• Condensation or fog sits between the glass panes. The thermal seal has failed, and the insulating gas has leaked out. The door now insulates about as well as a single pane. We measure the existing panel and replace the sash with a sealed unit under the Keystone Standard, with both warranty layers registered in writing.
• The door is getting harder to open every year. In Wellington’s heat and humidity, aluminum and steel tracks expand and contract. If the frame was not installed square the first time, the stress worsens annually until something breaks. We pull the door, square the frame, and set new rollers so the panel moves like the day it was hung.
• The lock doesn’t catch or the latch is loose. A patio door that won’t lock is an open invitation. Most of the time the frame has shifted a quarter inch and the strike no longer lines up. We realign the door, adjust the latch, and test it with the door open and closed before we call the job done.

Our Sliding & Patio Doors Process - Step by Step

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   Measure and inspect. We measure the rough opening in six places, check the floor for level and the wall for plumb, and note the existing track condition. If your door is sticking or wet at the sill, we locate the source before we quote anything. You get the findings straight, on paper, with no charge to look.
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   Written, fixed quote. We write a line-item quote that shows the door or parts, the labor, and any flashing or structural work the job actually needs. No allowances, no vague contingencies, no surprise line items on the bill later. A square deal means the price on the quote is the price you pay.
3. 3
   Order and prep. For replacement doors, we order the exact panel size and glass package, confirming lead time and warranty registration with the manufacturer. If the job needs structural work around the opening, we discuss the scope before swinging a hammer.
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   Install and seal. We set the new door or repair the existing one using laser levels, proper flashing tape, and low-expansion foam rated for door frames. Every opening is sealed against Wellington’s summer thunderstorms, and the door is adjusted until it slides clean without dragging.
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   Test, register, and walk through. We open and close the door a dozen times, test the lock, spray the sill with water where possible, and register both warranty layers in writing before the truck leaves the driveway. If anything is not done right, the Done Right Promise means we make it right. No paperwork fights, no arguing.

How Much Does Sliding & Patio Doors Cost in Wellington?

A Patio Sliding Doors repair in Wellington, like roller or track replacement, typically runs between $180 and $450 depending on parts and how much realignment the frame needs. A full replacement sliding glass door starts around $1,800 for a standard two-panel vinyl unit and climbs to $4,000 to $9,000 for panoramic systems or impact-rated frames from Marvin or Milgard. Pocket and barn door installations run $1,500 to $5,000 depending on the wall work involved and the slab weight.

What moves the price: the width of the opening, whether the existing frame is reusable, whether impact glass is required, and whether the wall needs structural repair before a new door can be hung square. The fastest way to overpay is to accept a quote that does not tell you which manufacturer line you are buying or whether the frame work is included. Our free estimate shows the door, the labor, the flashing, and the warranty registration, all in writing. Call (561) 349-4826 and we will put the numbers in front of you.

Sliding & Patio Doors Near Wellington - Our Service Area

We work throughout Wellington, Westlake, Royal Palm Beach, Greenacres, Palm Springs, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, Atlantis, and the surrounding communities. Most sliding door repairs and replacements in Wellington start with a same-week appointment, and we keep common parts stocked so many repairs happen on the first visit. We also serve homeowners in Belle Glade and Loxahatchee Groves, where older homes often need track realignment and seal replacement on original patio doors. From our home base, the crew comes prepared.

Frequently Asked Questions - Sliding & Patio Doors in Wellington

Schedule Your Sliding & Patio Doors Service in Wellington Today

Call (561) 349-4826 to schedule your free estimate for sliding and patio doors in Wellington. We’ll measure, inspect, and hand you a written price with no pressure and no obligation. A real person answers the phone whenever you call, and we’ll be there when we say. Done right, in writing, the first time.

Written by Dale Kessler, Owner at TruePane Windows & Doors, serving Wellington since 2008.