Patio Door Glass Replacement: What You Need to Know
Broken or damaged patio door glass is a common issue and should be handled quickly. Cracked or shattered glass affects safety, security, and insulation, and in some cases makes the door unusable.
In many situations, the entire patio door does not need to be replaced. The glass unit itself can often be replaced while keeping the existing door frame, which saves time and cost and restores proper function.
However, there are cases where glass replacement is not possible. Some patio door profiles do not allow the glass to be replaced on its own. In other situations, especially after a break-in, the door frame or profiles may also be damaged. When there is structural damage beyond the glass unit, replacing only the glass is not a safe or long-term solution.
In those cases, the correct solution is to replace the entire patio door. This ensures proper alignment, security, and smooth operation. When needed, we also provide full patio door replacement, and in many cases can install a new patio door the same day.
In many break-in or damage situations, insurance may cover part or all of the repair or replacement. We work with all insurance companies, provide an official damage report, and help guide you through the process.
A professional inspection is the best way to determine whether glass replacement is possible or if a full door replacement is required.
Call now to schedule a free on-site assessment.
