Keep the door. Fix what’s failing.
Start with the problem, not a replacement quote.
A door that sticks, drags, will not close properly, or has damaged components may still have a practical repair path.
770 Pro focuses first on restoring the existing door wherever practical. That means identifying what is actually failing before recommending a larger replacement project.
When the door has reached the end of its practical life, installation and replacement remain available as the next step.
Repair where possible. Replace where necessary.
Our goal is to solve the glass problem without automatically turning it into a larger replacement project.
- Assess
- Repair
- Replace if Needed
Different doors fail in different ways.
Start with the door you have. Each service page focuses on the repair issues, components, and replacement options specific to that system.
Steel Entry Doors
For entry doors with alignment issues, worn hardware, closing problems, damage, or components that no longer operate correctly.
Sliding Patio Doors
Fiberglass Entry Doors
Door Screen Repair
Garden Doors
For paired or garden door systems with alignment, operation, hardware, closing, or sealing issues.
What is your door actually doing?
The door catches the frame, floor, or threshold when opening or closing.
Patio doors feel heavy, rough, or difficult to move along the track.
The lock or latch no longer lines up correctly or holds the door closed.
Handles, hinges, rollers, closers, or related components feel worn or unstable.
The mesh, frame, or screen door system is torn, loose, bent, or no longer fitting properly.
The door does not sit correctly in the opening or no longer closes evenly.
Two outcomes. One practical assessment.
Keep the existing door.
Repair is often the better choice when the door is still structurally serviceable and the issue is isolated to operation, alignment, hardware, screens, or individual components.
- Door panel remains serviceable
- Problem is isolated to a component
- Hardware or alignment can be corrected
- Repair restores practical everyday use
Move beyond another repair.
- Multiple systems are failing
- Door condition is no longer reliable
- Previous repairs are no longer holding
- A new system is the more practical long-term choice
Tell us what your door is doing.
We’ll start with the problem and help determine whether the right next step is repair or replacement.
Sometimes the door is fine. The hardware is not.
When the door sags, rubs, or no longer sits correctly in the opening.
When hardware feels loose, worn, difficult to operate, or fails to engage properly.
Common trouble areas when a sliding patio door becomes heavy or difficult to move.
For torn mesh, damaged screen frames, poor fit, or screen doors that do not move correctly.
Components that control how the door opens, closes, or returns to position.
Areas where wear or poor alignment can interfere with smooth operation.
We assess whether the panel itself remains serviceable before recommending replacement.
The full system is considered when deciding whether continued repair still makes practical sense.
Less guesswork. More useful information upfront.
Door repair is easier to assess when we know the door type and the symptom you are seeing.
Entry door, patio door, garden door, fiberglass door, or screen door.
Tell us whether it sticks, drags, will not latch, feels loose, or has damaged parts.
Repair comes first when the existing system still makes sense to keep.
