Entry, patio and French doors that make the whole house feel new

Sliding patio doors glide on tracks at the head and sill, so they need no swing room — ideal for rooms with limited space, and they can be built to open from the left or the right. Because a patio door is often the largest piece of glass in the house, we carry many brands so you can match style, budget and performance.

• More natural light from full-height glass, even when the door is closed.
• Energy efficiency: double- or triple-pane insulated glass with low-E coatings that meet Florida energy codes and ENERGY STAR® ratings.
• Security: modern multi-point locks and reinforced frames without giving up the view.
• Low maintenance: finishes and hardware built to stand up to sun, salt air and daily use.
• Expert installation: we custom-measure every opening and install it ourselves.

• Frames: aluminum, thermally-broken aluminum, vinyl, fiberglass or aluminum-clad wood.
• Colors: anodized and painted finishes, powder-coated aluminum and pigmented vinyl.
• Glass: tuned for your exposure — impact-rated, tinted or high-performance low-E for a west-facing wall, standard low-E for a shaded yard.

Andersen, Pella, Marvin, Windsor, Fleetwood, Milgard and more — in two-, three- and four-panel configurations.

French doors are hinged double doors with full-length glass panes that swing in or out rather than sliding. They flood a room with light, frame the view of a garden or patio, and add a classic architectural element that works both inside the home and as an exterior door.

• Timeless, elegant look that elevates any room.
• Generous natural light and, when opened, excellent cross-ventilation.
• Works as an interior connector between rooms or as access to a patio or lanai.
• Defines spaces without closing them off.

Not every home can spare the space a hinged door needs. Andersen’s A-Series and Pella’s Reserve™ French-style sliding patio doors give you the extra-wide stiles and rails of a true French door while operating as a slider — with fiberglass or clad-wood frames, insulated low-E glass and a full range of grid patterns (flat, sculpted, Craftsman, Legacy and Vintage).

Handles are available in white, tan, clay, satin nickel, brushed chrome, oil-rubbed bronze and slate black, with an optional keyed exterior lock. Interior and exterior frame colors can be matched or contrasted to your trim.

Every opening is different, but as a rule of thumb French-style sliding doors cost a little more than a standard slider and less than traditional hinged French doors. We quote in writing after measuring in your home.

When a standard patio door isn’t big enough, multi-panel systems open an entire wall to the outdoors. Both styles are custom-built to your opening and available in aluminum, clad-wood and fiberglass.

Multiple panels slide and stack neatly behind one another, opening to one side or splitting from the center. Because they run parallel to the wall, they never intrude into the room.

• Seamless indoor-outdoor transition and panoramic, unbroken views.
• Configure to open from one end, the center or both ends.
• Excellent insulation with quality materials and proper installation.

Hinged panels fold concertina-style along a track, clearing almost the full width of the opening.

• Compact when open — perfect where swinging doors would block a path.
• Open a little for a breeze or all the way for a party.
• Available in many materials and finishes to suit any architecture.

Not sure which is right for your lanai or pool deck? We’ll walk you through the options at your consultation.

A moving glass wall is the sliding-door alternative for an expansive patio, a great view, or a room that needs far more light. Panels are built to your custom size and glide, fold or disappear into a pocket, turning a wall into an opening.

• Bi-fold: panels fold and stack to one or both sides.
• Pocket: panels slide completely into the wall for a fully open span.
• Stacking: panels slide and stack behind a fixed panel.

• Aluminum-clad wood: clear vertical-grain Douglas fir or dark bronze interiors; Frost, Bark, Cinnamon or Dark Bronze exteriors.
• Aluminum: white, tan, clear anodized, dark bronze anodized and more.
• Hardware: finishes matched to your windows.

Moving glass walls are a premium product, so we take extra care with structural review, measurement and installation. Ask us for a site visit and we’ll tell you honestly whether your opening is a good candidate.