We just had Micheleshindawayscreens replace ours, very professional and did nice work. The advantage to their system is the rollers are on the top of the door instead of wheels on the bottom, the doors always slide easy. Bottom ones have to contend with the debris in the tracks and they wear out faster from the weight of the doors.

Make sure your deed allows sliders

I used Cook Aluminum LLC ("Thumpers") about two years ago for my sliding garage door screen. Very pleased with the product and installation. Thumpers also has a proprietary motorized screen.

My house has sliders. The bad thing about sliders is that you have to slide them by hand instead of just pushing a button. The good thing is that unlike the rolling kind, lizards and mice and snakes can’t get into your garage if the doors are closed. Eleven months a year, I don’t close the garage door unless I’m not home. If I’m home, I use the sliders. Don’t lubricate them! That just grabs dust. If they aren’t sliding well, just vacuum the tracks with a shop vac or regular vacuum cleaner. I do that a couple times a year.

Say what? That's a new one. Never heard of a specific slider INclusion or EXclusion. Where is that here in TV? Maybe if you used a pink striped screen there would be a problem? :)

Have my sliders for 20 years. There are many companies in and around The Villages that install them. Just google on the internet. Only problem due to my carelessness I backed thru a couple of them over the years so I have the phone number on my speed dial of the fellow who comes and repairs them for me. LOL

ProTip :) : NEVER turn your steering wheel while your front wheel(s) is on the bottom track of a slider. That's how they get badly bent.

Give it to Michael G

Can you give me the name and phone number for this fellow please.

Hi, what are you going to do with your sliders?
I'm in need of a white 37".

I bought a second hand one for $200 and had it installed for $100 by a handyman. The garage door companies will tell you that they are better for the power train on your garage door than the motorized screen doors. There are manual ones that lift lift your garage door would do without a motor, plus they are very lightweight. Had I to do it again I would opt for that style. They have a door in the center for easy entrance and exit. They sell them at Markets of Marion and I’m sure that they have an installer. Hope that helps.