Welcome to Windows Repair RHS at Gibraltar
If your patio or balcony door is stuck, heavy to move or won’t lock, Rock Home Solutions (RHS) offers sliding door repair in Gibraltar. New rollers, a cleaned or repaired track, or a replacement lock is often all it takes to get the door gliding again.
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Sliding doors get heavy daily use, and their rollers and tracks wear gradually. Sand, grit and dust build up in the bottom track, the rollers flatten or seize, and the door starts to drag, jump or stick. Eventually the lock may no longer line up with the keep.
Replacing the worn parts usually costs far less than a new door. We check the rollers, track, handle and lock, adjust the door so it runs level and replace what’s worn. If the glass in the door is cracked or misted, see our window glass replacement service.
Worn or broken rollers are the most common reason a sliding door becomes difficult to open. We lift the door out, fit new rollers that suit your door and adjust the height so it runs smoothly.
A dented, worn or clogged track can stop even new rollers from working properly. We clean the track, repair damaged sections where possible and make sure the door runs straight.
If the handle is loose or the lock won’t catch, the door isn’t secure. We repair or replace sliding door locks and handles, and realign the door so the lock engages properly.
A patio or balcony door that won’t slide is frustrating to live with and can let in draughts and rain. For landlords, repairing the rollers or the lock is a practical way to resolve a tenant’s complaint without the cost of new doors.
A sliding door at a business entrance is opened constantly. When it starts to stick or won’t lock at closing time, a repair keeps the entrance working and your premises secure.
Send a short WhatsApp video of the door opening and closing, plus a photo of the bottom track and the lock. It helps us work out which parts are likely to be needed.
We check whether the door is dragging on worn rollers, catching on the track, sitting out of level or failing at the lock, and explain what needs doing.
We replace the worn parts, adjust the rollers and the keep, and test the door until it slides easily and locks securely.
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RHS customers rate our work 4.9 out of 5.
Answers to common questions about sliding door and patio door repair in Gibraltar.
Usually because the rollers are worn or seized, or the bottom track is full of grit or damaged. A door that has dropped slightly can also drag along the frame.
Yes. Roller replacement is one of the most common sliding door repairs. The door is lifted out, the old rollers are swapped for ones that suit your door, and the height is adjusted so it runs level.
A door that won’t move at all may have a broken roller, a roller that has come off the track, a jammed lock or debris blocking the track. Avoid forcing it, as this can damage the track or the glass.
Many tracks can be cleaned, straightened or repaired. If a section is too badly damaged, we’ll explain the options for your door.
In most cases, yes. Rollers, tracks, locks, handles and seals can usually be repaired or replaced individually. For frame problems, see our aluminium and uPVC repair pages.
Yes. Often the door has dropped on worn rollers, so the lock no longer meets the keep. Adjusting or replacing the rollers can solve it; if not, we repair or replace the lock or handle.
Is your sliding door stuck, heavy or not locking? Send us a short video on WhatsApp or call Rock Home Solutions (RHS) on +350 540 25929 to arrange your sliding door repair.
