Yes. Track & Roller Co. repairs sliding glass doors in Mira Mesa, San Diego (ZIP 92126). Mira Mesa is 1970s tract homes on both sides of Mira Mesa Boulevard, with 1980s condos and apartments along Camino Ruiz, Black Mountain Road and Westview Parkway. The jobs we get called for most here are 1960s to 1980s aluminum doors, roller replacement, track repair and stainless track caps and hard to open or close. New rollers run from $249 a door here, the same as anywhere in the county, and the number is fixed before the visit.
Sliding door repair in Mira Mesa
1960s to 1980s Aluminum Doors
Steel wheels rusted solid or worn flat, dragging on the track instead of rolling
From $249Learn more →Roller Replacement
Two new tandem steel ball-bearing rollers matched to your door, parts and labor
From $249Learn more →Track Repair and Stainless Track Caps
Stainless steel track cap fitted over the existing aluminum rail, cut to length on site
From $199Learn more →Hard to Open or Close
Worn rollers: wheels flattened, seized or collapsed so the panel rides on its frame
From $249Learn more →Homes and sliding doors in Mira Mesa
Mira Mesa is 1970s tract homes on both sides of Mira Mesa Boulevard, with 1980s condos and apartments along Camino Ruiz, Black Mountain Road and Westview Parkway. The original doors are 1960s to 1980s aluminum sliders from makers such as International Window and Ador, with a thin track that steel rollers grind a groove into over 40 years. The fix is a new pair of rollers plus a stainless track cap over the worn section, which costs far less than a new door and makes the original slide like it should. Rentals near MCAS Miramar turn over often, so landlords call us for the same door at each tenant change.
Getting to you in Mira Mesa
Mira Mesa sits between I-15 and I-805 north of MCAS Miramar. We come in from I-15 at Mira Mesa Boulevard or from I-805 at Mira Mesa Boulevard, then work the grid off Camino Ruiz, Black Mountain Road, Reagan Road and Westview Parkway. Mira Mesa Community Park and the shopping centers at Mira Mesa Boulevard and Camino Ruiz are the usual reference points. From central San Diego it is about 20 minutes up I-15 or I-805 outside rush hour, and we group Mira Mesa with Scripps Ranch and Clairemont on the same day.
Landmarks we work near
- Mira Mesa Community Park
- MCAS Miramar
- Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve
- Hourglass Field Community Park
Mira Mesa ZIP code
92126
Ready to fix the slider in Mira Mesa?
One visit, parts on the truck, the price you were quoted.
What your Mira Mesa appointment looks like
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Call, text or send the form
Tell us your Mira Mesa address, how many doors and what each one is doing. A photo of the door gets you a firm price right away.
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We come to you
The truck carries tandem rollers, stainless rollers, track caps, handle sets and screen rollers for most doors, so one visit finishes the job.
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Panel out, parts in, door re-hung
We clean the track, fit the parts, re-hang the panel and set the rollers and keeper. About an hour per door.
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You run the door
You slide and lock the door yourself before we pack up. Payment is on completion.
Mira Mesa questions
My 1970s Mira Mesa door is original. Can it be repaired or do I need a new door?
Repaired, almost always. The aluminum frame and tempered glass on a 1970s slider are usually fine; what wears out is the two steel rollers and the aluminum track they ride on. New tandem rollers and a snap-on stainless track cap bring the door back to one-finger sliding for a fraction of a replacement. We only suggest a new door when the frame is bent or the glass has failed.
Are parts still available for the old aluminum doors in Mira Mesa?
Yes. Rollers for 1960s to 1980s aluminum doors are matched by housing size and wheel diameter rather than by brand, so we carry the common patterns on the truck. Handles and mortise locks for these doors are also still made. The only time we need to order is for an unusual frame profile, and we tell you that at the visit.
The track on my Mira Mesa door is worn down in the middle. Does the whole track get replaced?
No. Replacing an aluminum track means pulling the frame apart, which is more work than the door is worth. Instead we fit a stainless steel track cap, a thin cover that snaps over the worn track and gives the new rollers a smooth, hard surface. It goes on with the roller swap in the same visit and holds up far better than the original aluminum.
More answers on the FAQ page, full rates on pricing, or contact us with a photo of the door.
Nearby areas we also serve
- Scripps Ranch
- Clairemont
- Carmel Valley
- Rancho Bernardo
- Carmel Mountain Ranch
- Rancho Peñasquitos
- All San Diego County areas
Helpful guides for Mira Mesa homeowners and landlords
Ready to book in Mira Mesa?
Call or text for a straight answer and a price before we come out. Mon to Sat 7am to 6pm.