Mr. Sliding Door

Very satisfied these guys. Came relatively fast. Remove the doors, find that some tracks were in a bad condition, rollers had to be replaced and they needed to adjust the frame too. Have 6 doors so it took them about 4 hours. Real pros

My emergency situation costs me a ripoff. The cost of repairing a sliding patio door normally runs around $120-250 or probably $300-400 considering the recent hype in service businesses. But I paid $1000 for a replacement of two rollers and other minor repairs like adjustment, alignment, lubrication, cleaning, and labor. (The entire job lasted one hour and 15 minutes.) Of course, I hesitantly assented an initial offer. But it shouldn't have happened in the first place if they are professionals. I felt like being robbed. Yes, it is my fault to let them work on my patio door. I just want to inform future victims of unnecessary financial losses. Look out!

More of a sales pitch than a repair job. The price started out at $750 then went down to $425 after some negotiation. The lock on my slider was repaired, but not with a new (pretty) part. I was told the part was unavailable but then found it online while they were working on my door. What my door looks like now is the old rusted part and a combination of screws and washers that are all over the place, like a 10 year old fixed it. And a big gash in the door. Look at the photos!!! It works, but looks terrible.

Mr Sliding Door and team did a flawless job assessing, planning, installing, and communicating with me all along the way. The windows are superb and the team is always available to answer any questions. Price was significant but entirely worth it for the peace and quiet.

Mr Sliding Door crew are fantastic and my Patio Door Installation came out great. The whole process was seamless and pricing was excellent. I would absolutely recommend them!