PatioDoors
Open the room to the yard.
Sliding and French doors fitted, sealed, and adjusted so they open easy and close tight.
Patio door types.
Three ways to open up a room.
01
Sliding
One panel slides past the other. No swing room needed, so it suits tight decks and patios.
02
French
Two doors that swing open for the full width. A classic look that opens a room to the yard.
03
Hinged patio
The look of a French door with one panel that opens. Good when you want the style but have less room.
What makes it last.
Three things we get right.
01
Swing or slide
How much room you have inside and out, and how you use the door every day.
02
The sill
Where a patio door keeps out the Oregon rain. It has to be flashed and sealed right, every time.
03
Glass and locks
Glass that handles sun and cold, and locks that close with an easy turn.
Questions.
What people ask before they call.
Sliding or French?
Sliding doors need no swing room, so they work where space is tight. French doors open the full width and have a classic look, but they need room to swing. We look at the space with you and talk it through.
How do I know my patio door needs replacing?
It is hard to slide or drags on the track, you feel drafts, the glass fogs between the panes, water shows up at the sill, or the lock does not catch.
