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Got a sticky slider, a pocket door that jumped its track, or a window that won't seat right? Tell us what's going on and we'll get a tech out, most jobs same day.

Service Area

New York, NY & All of NYC Metro

We come to you. Same-day sliding door, pocket door, and impact window service for homes across New York and the surrounding cities. Local techs across NYC Metro, free estimates on every job.

Whether it's a slider that won't lock, a pocket door stuck in the wall, worn rollers grinding in the track, or a fogged impact window, we dispatch the same day with the parts to fix it on the first visit.

Cities We Cover
  • New York
  • Brooklyn
  • Queens
  • Astoria
  • Park Slope
  • Williamsburg
  • Upper East Side
  • Long Island City
  • Upper West Side
  • Bronx
  • Manhattan
Frequently Asked Questions

Got Questions? We've Got Answers

Do you offer free estimates in New York?
Yes. Free estimates on every job across the five boroughs. Call (561) 354-9060 or request one here.
Why is my sliding door so hard to open?
Worn rollers are the most common cause. They wear out like tires, and near the water and city grit of New York they can go in a few years. Once they flatten out the door drags and can start chewing up the track, so it is worth catching early. Cleaning and lube alone rarely fix rollers that are already worn.
Can you come out same-day?
Most calls before noon get a New York tech on site that afternoon. Our trucks carry common rollers, tracks, pocket door hardware, screen frames, and impact glazing so we can usually fix it on the first visit.
Should I repair the door or replace it?
If the frame is straight and the glass is good, swapping rollers and the track section costs a fraction of a new door. If the frame is racked or the glass has failed, replacement can make more sense. We lay out both options with honest pricing before you decide.
How do I keep my sliding door from sticking?
Vacuum the bottom track about once a month so city dust and grit do not pack in, and add a little silicone spray (not oil) about once a year. In especially dusty spots, skip the lube and just keep the track clean, since lube can collect grit into a sticky paste.