Pocket Door Repair
Most pocket door problems come from worn rollers, a loose or bent track, or a door knocked off its hangers. We usually reach the hardware by removing the door and the head-jamb trim; the wall only needs opening if the track itself is damaged. We fix the cause, fit new rollers or track and adjust the door so it glides and closes square.
Pocket Door Installation
Pocket doors save space in bathrooms, laundry rooms, pantries and small bedrooms because they don't swing into the room. Installing one in an existing wall means opening the wall, fitting a pocket frame kit and track, and rebuilding and finishing the wall — so we confirm every detail and give you the cost upfront before we start. Our goal: done on time, on budget, no surprises.
Soft-Close Pocket Doors
A soft-close mechanism slows the door before it hits the frame and closes it gently by itself — no banging, no pinched fingers. We can usually add soft-close to an existing pocket door if the track has room for the mechanism.
What We Repair and Replace
- Rollers and trolleys
- Overhead tracks and track brackets
- Floor guides
- Pulls, latches and privacy locks
- Doors that are warped or damaged
- Trim and split jambs
Why Choose GVA for Pocket Doors
- Free estimates and clear pricing before work begins
- Years of door experience
- 1-year parts and labour warranty
- We also handle sliding patio doors, entry doors and garage doors