Windows & Doors › Patio & Sliding Doors
Big glass, tight seal.
Sliding and hinged patio doors that glide easily and do not leak at the track — the two things they are usually judged on.
What's included
Options we install
- Two- and three-panel sliding glass doors
- French and hinged patio doors, in-swing or out-swing
- Low-E insulated glass with optional tempered upgrade
- Integrated or retractable screens
- Foot locks and reinforced latch hardware
- Interior and exterior trim finished to match
Worth knowing
Where patio doors fail
- Track drainage weep holes blocked or never present
- No sill pan, so water that gets in has nowhere to go
- Frame racked out of square, causing the panel to bind
- Rollers undersized for the panel weight
- Deck or patio built up above the threshold height
Straight talk
What to expect
Sliding doors take more abuse than any other opening in the house — pets, kids, furniture, and standing water on the track. We size the rollers to the actual panel weight and make sure the sill drains outward, which is what keeps them working.