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Sliding Patio Doors Repair

It is possible for sliding patio doors to become difficult to open and close. This can be due to a variety of issues, such as dirty tracks or misaligned rollers.

Start by cleaning and lubricating your rollers. You can also utilize the adjustment holes on the bottom of the panel to re-align your rollers.

Dirty or Damaged Track

A damaged or dirty track can cause the door to not slide smoothly. Over time dirt, grit and even rust can accumulate, preventing the track from moving smoothly. The solution is to thoroughly clean using an abrasive and mild detergent. This job should be done regularly to ensure a smooth operation and avoid costly repairs in the future.

A leaking door is another frequent issue that requires immediate attention to prevent mold growth, water damage and structural degradation. Often the problem stems from damaged weather stripping or doors that are not aligned properly, which can be fixed by replacing the weather stripping and by aligning the door.

Another issue that is common and can be fixed with a little DIY work is rollers that jump off their track. This can be a difficult task so you should ask a trusted friend to assist you. In the house, and lean the panel in front of you to reposition the rollers. To prevent the panel from falling, set it on sawhorses once it's been removed from the bottom track. Then, loosen each of the roller's screws and then pry them out with the help of a screwdriver. You can now clean any dirt that's stuck between the wheel and the tracks. Then, clean each wheel by rubbing denatured alcohol on a rug. Reposition the wheels on their tracks and then attach them once more.

If a portion of the track is bent, it might be possible to straighten it with a rubber mallet or block of wood patio door Repair. If the bent section is located near hinges or has the potential to cause more damage, you should seek out a professional.

Rollers that are not aligned

If your sliding door isn't sliding as smoothly it's most likely due to the roller wheels are misaligned with the track. The wheels may be dirty, rusted or their bearings worn out. This friction causes the door to catch and grind when it's opened or closed. This can also trigger the sound of squeaking.

This is a simple fix. The wheels are attached to a bracket which can be adjusted, which means you don't need to remove the door. Use a screwdriver and locate the adjustment holes on the frame (usually either side). Rotate the screws to turn the wheels. By turning the screw clockwise, you raise the wheel, while turning it counterclockwise lowers it. Continue to adjust until the door is moving smoothly and quietly when open or closed.

It is essential to adjust the wheel before making adjustments to your latch. The latch hooks have to be aligned with the strike plate (the opening into which the latch locks) in order for the lock to work correctly. If you don't take this step, the latch may open or close accidentally when you're out of the room.

The sliding patio doors are an investment. Keeping them in good condition will ensure the safety of your family. You can avoid future expensive repairs by addressing problems that are common, like broken tracks, rollers and handles. Contact our team to learn more about patio doors. We can help you maintain your sliding patio doors in great condition by evaluating the repair requirements. Our experts can also help with any replacement parts that you may need.

Loose or Damaged Door Frame

Sliding patio doors are a great option for any home and offer an attractive and convenient alternative to hinged or swing-open patio door options. Like other hardware items sliding patio doors are prone to be prone to problems over time. Fortunately, many of these issues are easy to fix using a bit of DIY knowledge.

A common issue with sliding patio doors is a gap in the frame. It can be caused by many reasons, including tracks or rollers that are not aligned properly, a damaged door or track, or a bent door frame. Most of the time the reason for this problem can be easily fixed by removing the door and re-attaching the track or rolling elements. This should be done with extreme care so as not to cause damage to the track or frame.

In certain situations it might be necessary to replace the entire track, which is easily done with a universal replacement kit which is available at all major hardware stores. These kits are easy to install and will have your door functioning properly again in no-time.

It is crucial to inspect your sliding door frame and hardware for signs of wear and tear, like loose screws or bolts. This is a simple and efficient DIY patio maintenance step that is done using a screwdriver. It is also important to lubricate the tracks and rollers of your patio door to ensure smooth operation and prevent premature wear.

Patio doors are typically the main entrance to the backyard and outdoor living area for a lot of homeowners. They need to be able to function properly in order to ensure the safety of their homes and provide security. By taking the time to follow these simple DIY maintenance steps homeowners can extend the life of their sliding patio doors and reduce the cost of repairs or replacements.

A faulty handle

Sliding patio doors provide the perfect way to access your backyard and to enter your home, however they can be difficult to operate if they are misaligned or damaged. A damaged handle could cause the door to not open or close properly. The good news is that repairing patio doors loose handles is a relatively simple task that can be done at home.

In many cases, a loose grip is the result of screws that have slipped out of the backplate. To fix the issue tighten the screws on the inside of the handle using a screwdriver. If the handle is still loose it could indicate that the threads are worn out and need to be replaced.

A broken latch might be the culprit. This is more likely occur if the latch made of plastic, rather than metal. Try applying lubrication to the latch if it is not catching, or turning. If this does not work, you may need to replace the lock.

Finally, the handle itself may become difficult to operate if it is broken or cracked. If this is the case it is necessary to replace it with a new handle that matches the style of your sliding patio door.

Feldco can help you restore your patio doors back to their former glory, whether they are new or old-fashioned. We have high-quality doors available in a variety of sizes and styles that can be installed to perfectly fit your home. Contact us today to find out more about our products! We provide homeowners with our services throughout Southern California, including Ventura County, Orange County & San Diego County.

Faulty weatherstripping

If you're seeing light around windows and doors that are shut or you feel a draft pushing against the door or window, it's time to replace your weather stripping. These strips create an airtight seal that prevents unwanted water, air and pests from getting into your home. This helps to keep your conditioned and heated air inside, saving you money on energy bills.

Depending on the age of your weather stripping it could have deflated and lost its bouncy positive seal. It is easy to determine this by taking a dollar bill and running it under the seal on top of the door frame and bottom of the door jamb where the two meet. If the dollar bill slides easily between the seal and door with ease it is time to replace the weatherstripping.

If you replace only the worn-out portion of weather stripping, it could result in future issues with the seal. It's much more efficient to replace all the stripping. This will let you rest assured that your door will be sealed properly.

Follow our DIY guide for weather stripping to install the correct material for your sliding patio door and frame to ensure a strong, lasting seal. It's a great option to fix your door and reduce your energy bill, so don't put off the project until it's too late. Your wallet and home will thank you.