Door Glass & Wood Repair
The same skills we use on windows, applied to doors — glass replacement, rotted frame repair and sliding patio doors that won't slide.
Door Glass, Rotted Frames & Sliding Doors
Doors fail in the same ways windows do: glass breaks or fogs, wood rots where water sits, and sliding panels wear out their rollers. We fix those three things.
Our door work uses exactly the skills we use on windows every day — cutting and setting glass, rebuilding rotted wood with matched lumber, and adjusting sliding hardware.
That keeps it focused: door glass replacement, rotted door frame and jamb repair, and patio door glass and sliding alignment. If your door problem is a lock, a hinge or a garage door, we'll point you to the right trade instead (see below).
Door Glass Replacement
Broken or foggy glass in entry doors, French doors, sidelites and storm doors.
Rotted Door Frame & Jamb Repair
Rot at the bottom of door jambs, brick mold and wood doors rebuilt.
Patio & Sliding Door Repair
Foggy or broken patio door glass, and sliding doors that drag or stick.
Which Door Problem Do You Have?
Find what you're seeing, then follow the link to the repair.
| What you see | Likely cause & the fix |
|---|---|
| The glass in the door is cracked, broken or foggy between the panes | The glass or its sealed unit has failed. Fix: New tempered glass made to size — the door stays. Door glass → |
| Wood at the bottom of the door frame feels soft or crumbles | Rot in the jamb or brick mold from snow and splashback. Fix: Rot cut out, matched wood spliced in, painted to match. Door rot → |
| The bottom of a wood door is swollen, peeling or soft | Water getting into the end grain. Fix: Rotted section rebuilt and sealed. Door rot → |
| A sliding patio door drags, sticks or jumps its track | Worn or settled rollers, or a dirty or bent track. Fix: Rollers adjusted or replaced, track cleaned and straightened. Patio door → |
| Patio door glass is foggy or cracked | Failed or damaged insulated glass unit. Fix: New tempered glass unit in the existing panel. Patio door → |
Door Repair Costs
Typical door repair prices
Per window · typical local prices| Door glass — standard sizes | $300 – $800 |
| Door glass — large or custom sizes | $500 – $1,500 |
| Rotted door jamb, brick mold or door bottom | $200 – $700 |
| Patio door alignment & roller adjustment | $50 – $500 |
| Patio door glass unit replacement | $500 – $1,500 |
All door glass we install is tempered safety glass — building codes require it in doors and next to doors, and it's made to size for each door. How door glass replacement works →
Door Work We Do — and Don't
We keep our door work to what we do best, so you get it done right.
What we repair on doors
- Broken, cracked or foggy door glass
- Glass in French doors, sidelites and storm doors
- Rotted wood on door jambs, brick mold and wood doors
- Patio door glass, rollers and sliding alignment
What we don't do
- Door locks, deadbolts and handles
- Hinges, closers and doors that won't latch
- Garage doors
- Full door replacement
- Leaded or art glass (we refer you to a specialist)
Who to call for the rest
For locks, deadbolts and handles, a locksmith is the right call. A hinged door that sticks, sags or won't latch usually needs hinge or strike work from a carpenter or handyman.
Garage doors need a garage door company, and full door replacement is a job for a door installer. We'd rather tell you that up front than send someone out for work we don't do.
Warranty on Door Repairs
Parts we don't make (cranks, balances, locks) carry only their supplier's warranty. Leaks from roofs, flashing or siding aren't window defects. Full warranty terms → · Read our reviews
Door Glass or Rot?
Send a photo of the door. We'll tell you what's repairable and roughly what it costs.
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