Slider and patio door glass
Sliding and patio doors use large panels of tempered safety glass, usually as a double-pane sealed unit. When a panel breaks or fogs, the frame and track are often still fine. In that case we replace the glass and leave the door in place.
What we work on
- Sliding glass doors (fixed and moving panels).
- Hinged patio doors and French doors.
- Foggy double-pane door panels. See foggy double-pane glass.
- Shattered tempered door glass. See broken glass.
What to tell us
Which panel is damaged (fixed or sliding), whether the door still slides and locks, and roughly how big it is. If the track is bent or the frame is damaged, tell us. A new pane may not fix a door that no longer closes, and we'll say so. If the door can't be secured, emergency board-up is available.
Common questions
Do you replace the whole sliding door?
We focus on the glass. If the frame and track are sound, we replace the glass panel and keep the door.
Is sliding door glass tempered?
Yes. Sliding and patio doors use tempered safety glass, and the replacement will be tempered too.
My slider is foggy, not broken. Can you fix it?
Yes. Fog between the panes means the seal failed. We replace the sealed glass unit.
Related services
Helpful guides
- Glass types: tempered, laminated, obscure, and double-pane
- What to do when a home window breaks
- What to photograph before you call
Where we work
Burien, South Park, Georgetown, West Seattle, White Center, Normandy Park, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines, Federal Way, Kent, Seattle, Mercer Island, King County.