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Arizona’s pool-barrier laws are designed to prevent child drownings — and one of the most critical parts of that protection is the doors that lead from the home to the pool area . Sliding glass doors, French doors, and even certain windows can all count as part of the pool barrier. For many homes in the Valley, the sliding door is the gateway to the pool  — which makes proper hardware, self-closing mechanisms, and latching systems essential for safety and compliance. Below is a simplified, city-by-city breakdown of door-specific  pool barrier requirements. ⭐ Arizona Statewide Requirements (Baseline) Arizona state law (A.R.S. § 36-1681) sets the minimum  standards for any door that forms part of a pool enclosure. These apply everywhere unless a city adds stricter rules. Statewide door requirements: Door must be self-closing. It must close fully on its own without assistance. Door must be self-latching. Latch must engage automatically every time the door closes. Latch height requirement: Latch must be 54" (4.5 feet) or higher  above the floor No doggy doors allowed  on doors leading directly to the pool unless secured by a code-compliant barrier. If the home forms part of the barrier: Some setups may require additional safety layers  such as: A UL-listed door alarm ⭐ City-Specific Door Barrier Requirements Below are the door-specific rules for each city. Many follow state law, but some add clarifications or stricter standards. Peoria, AZ – Door Barrier Requirements Peoria generally mirrors Arizona’s statewide rules, but specifically emphasizes: All doors leading directly to pool areas must be self-closing and self-latching. Latch hardware must be mounted high enough  to prevent access by small children (typically 54" minimum). Sliding doors must have approved self-closing hardware —rollers, tracks, closers, and latches must be in proper working order. Doors cannot remain propped open at any time during inspection. Peoria also requires a final inspection  confirming doors operate properly before the pool may be filled. Surprise, AZ (including Waddell) – Door Barrier Requirements Surprise follows a mix of state code and the International Swimming Pool & Spa Code (ISPSC). For doors: Self-closing and self-latching doors are required  if they are part of the barrier. Latch mechanism must be installed at least 54" above the floor. If the sliding door is part of the barrier, a safety device may also be required , such as: A door alarm with an audible alert, OR A secondary interior latch at compliant height. Doors must not allow any gap when closed—must fully engage the latch. Some Surprise inspectors require dual safety features  for doors depending on home age and layout. Buckeye, AZ / Waddell (Maricopa County) – Door Barrier Requirements Buckeye follows Maricopa County  pool safety standards, which are clear and strict: All doors leading to the pool must be self-closing and self-latching. Latch height must be at least 54"  above the interior floor. When sliding doors are part of the barrier, the closer must be strong enough  to close the door fully from any resting point. If a home’s wall serves as the barrier, door alarms may be allowed . Door frames must not include climbable design elements that assist access. Queen Creek, AZ – Door Barrier Requirements Queen Creek allows several compliant barrier configurations, but door requirements are consistent: All doors providing direct pool access must be self-closing and self-latching. Latch must be 54" high Queen Creek also emphasizes that sliding doors must be in good working condition  — meaning closers and latches cannot be worn or sticking. Glendale, AZ – Door Barrier Requirements Glendale has some of the strictest pool barrier standards in the state. For door systems: Self-closing and self-latching is mandatory  for all doors that open toward the pool. Latch release mechanism must be at least 50–54" high  depending on door style. Doors must open away from the pool area  OR must remain in self-latching configuration that prevents unassisted access. Door hardware must prevent a gap greater than ½ inch within 24 inches of latch hardware. If a home’s wall acts as part of the barrier, Glendale may still require a separate secondary barrier or alarm  depending on property age and layout. Glendale inspectors are known to be strict about proper functional closers and door alignment . ⭐ Why These Door Rules Matter Most child drownings happen during brief moments when a child slips out of the home unnoticed. A non-closing door, weak latch, sticking roller, or misaligned track can remove the main safety defense between a toddler and a dangerous pool area. Slide Right Door specializes in: Self-closing mechanisms Latch hardware installation Sliding door repairs Track and roller replacement Adjustment to ensure full closure and latching Pool-code-compliant upgrades A simple service appointment can bring a home back into compliance and  restore safety for families.

Living in Arizona means sunshine, warm weather, and plenty of time spent enjoying our outdoor spaces—especially the pool. While pools bring joy and relief from the heat, they also come with serious safety responsibilities. At Slide Right, we are committed not just to keeping your sliding glass doors working smoothly, but also to promoting safety in the spaces where families gather and play. That’s why today’s safety spotlight highlights an important and sobering fact every parent and caregiver should know. Did You Know? Most young children who drown in pools were last seen inside the home. They had been out of sight for less than five minutes, and were under the care of one or both parents. It only takes a brief, unplanned moment for a child to slip outside unnoticed. This is preventable— and door safety plays a key role. Why Door Safety Matters Sliding glass doors and patio entrances are often the primary access point to backyard pools. When these doors don’t close properly, lock securely, or slide smoothly, it becomes easier for a child to exit the home unsupervised. Common door issues that can compromise safety include: A door that doesn’t fully latch Worn or ineffective locks Rollers that cause the door to remain slightly open Screens mistaken for secure barriers Doors that don’t self-close or require manual force to shut These small problems may seem like inconveniences, but they can quickly become life-threatening hazards around a pool. Simple Steps to Increase Pool Safety At Slide Right, we recommend a combination of vigilance, education, and properly maintained home access points. A few key steps include: 1. Ensure Your Sliding Doors Close & Lock Properly A smooth, self closing, self latching door is one of the first lines of defense. If your door sticks, drags, or fails to lock, or does not self close and self latch, then, it’s time to install a new Slide Right system or its time for a repair. 2. Install or Maintain Self-Closing Mechanisms Many Arizona homes near pools are required to have self-closing doors. We can check, adjust, or install systems that meet compliance standards. 3. Don’t Rely on Screens for Safety Screens are great for airflow—but they are never  a secure barrier. Make sure household members understand this distinction. 4. Stay Within Arm’s Reach of Young Children Even with secure doors, active supervision is critical—especially for toddlers who move quickly and quietly. 5. Regularly Inspect Door Hardware Weather, dust, and daily use wear out rollers, tracks, and locks over time. A quick maintenance visit can ensure everything is functioning safely. We’re Here to Help Keep Your Home Safe Together, we can raise awareness and take preventative safety measures to help keep Arizona families protected around the water . If your sliding door isn’t closing right, latching securely, or moving the way it should, give Slide Right a call. A simple repair can make a major difference in safety and peace of mind. Your doors should work effortlessly—and help keep your family safe.

We love our outdoor spaces here in sunny Arizona! Make sure your pool areas stay safe and your sliding doors operate efficiently—so you can enjoy every moment of the season. As the holidays approach and Arizona’s beautiful weather invites friends and family over, your patio sliding glass doors become a central part of your home’s flow. Whether you’re hosting a festive gathering or just enjoying a sunny afternoon, a smoothly operating sliding door can make all the difference. At Slideright Door , we specialize in keeping your patio doors running like new. Here’s how to make sure your doors are ready for holiday parties and visitors: 1. Inspect Your Sliding Doors Before guests arrive, check for common issues such as: Sticking or jamming tracks Worn rollers or hardware Make sure child safety features like self-closing and self latching systems are functioning properly 2. Clean the Tracks Debris, dust, and sand can accumulate in your sliding door tracks, especially in Arizona. Regular cleaning helps your door glide effortlessly. Use a vacuum to remove loose debris, then wipe the tracks with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and lubricants that can damage the track and attract dirt and debris. 4. Check and Adjust Rollers If your door is hard to slide or uneven, the rollers may need adjustment. Most doors have adjustable screws near the bottom corners. Slight tweaks can restore smooth operation and improve alignment. 5. Inspect safety Locks and Handles Smooth operation isn’t just about sliding; you want your door to keep your pool areas safe and lock securely. Make sure doors are self closing, safety latches and wall mount alarms are functioning properly, and tighten any loose screws to keep everything safe and reliable for guests. 6. Schedule Professional Repairs if Needed If your sliding door is sticking, making noise, won’t stay on track, or won't self close and latch, it might be time for professional service. Slideright Door  technicians can repair or replace closing systems as well as worn rollers, tracks, and hardware quickly, so your patio doors are party-ready. Enjoy the Holidays with Smooth-Gliding Doors From backyard barbecues to holiday parties, your sliding doors should welcome guests—not create headaches. With a little preventive care and timely repairs, you can ensure your doors glide effortlessly all season long. Pro Tip:  Regular maintenance every few months keeps doors rolling smoothly year-round and extends their lifespan—perfect for Arizona’s sunny weather!

At Slide Right we are the experts in sliding glass door repairs & bringing your sliding glass doors, service doors and windows up to pool code for over 35 years. We have a deep understanding of each city's unique specifications, providing you with peace of mind and top-tier pool safety solutions. Our expert technicians main focus is door repairs and service. We are Arizona's premier business for sliding glass door repairs, pool barriers and more! Over 35 Years of Experience of Installation and Sliding Glass Door Repairs & Glass Replacement Arizona's #1 Pool Safety Barriers & Patio Sliding Door Repairs GET A FREE ESTIMATE Providing Code Compliant Child Safety Pool Enclosures & Latches for Sliding Doors Installation & Repair Services for Patio Sliding Doors, and Service Doors Servicing ALL of Maricopa County, Tucson and surrounding areas for residential and commercial needs Keep your loved ones safe around water! Why Chose Slide Right Doors? As a family-owned and operated business for over 35 years, we pride ourselves on our experienced technicians and comprehensive expertise. We specialize in sliding door repairs, replacements as well as bringing your sliding glass doors, service doors and windows up to pool code. We have a deep understanding of each city's unique specifications, providing you with peace of mind and top-tier safety solutions. Our wall mount door alarms provide an added layer of protection, while providing the safety measures needed with our latch systems. Our product offerings span from patio door closers, spring hinges, door alarms, gate springs, high knobs, to window locks and repair services. Our repair services include anything from roller and track replacements to glass replacements! Our team is ready to serve your needs! GET FREE ESTIMATE We're here to help! We are the leading experts in sliding glass door repair Slide Right Doors is your go-to solution for sliding glass doors! Instead of spending thousands on a new door that could take months to install, let us help you restore your existing door to its former glory. We specialize in repairing patio door, tracks, and glass, ensuring door operates smoothly and securely. Trust us to provide efficient and affordable services that save you time and money! See the Services We Provide Pool Barriers Get Arizona Code Compliant Pool Safety Barriers and Door Latches providing an extra layer of safety for children and pets around open water. Learn More Sliding Door Repairs Undertake repairs for your current sliding doors with new rollers or track replacements or proceed with new door installation. Learn More Service Doors Upgrade existing doors with the installation of Self-Closing Hinges. Get additional Door Knob installation for enhanced functionality and safety. Learn More Windows & Gates Install window locks and alarms for enhanced security. Update your side gates, to meet pool safety codes with self-closing gate springs. Learn More KlozIt System Have a KlozIt system that’s not self-closing or self-latching? Don’t worry — Slide Right can replace it! Our experienced technicians specialize in installing a new system that meets safety and pool code requirements. Learn More Slide Right Doors is the Go-To Expert for Sliding Doors 🛠️ Expert Sliding Glass Door Repair in Phoenix, and surrounding areas Mention this coupon for $25.00 off thru the month of October 2025 Is your sliding glass door sticking, rattling, or just not gliding... gvbawebsite7 6 days ago Install self-closing and self-latching systems 🌊👶 Pool Fun Should Always Be Safe Fun 👶🌊 Every year, children in Arizona are at risk of drowning — and many of these tragedies... gvbawebsite7 Aug 25 Pool Barriers are Important! gvbawebsite7 Aug 13 Shop Our Products Coming Soon See What Our Clients Say on Google We had a great experience with Slide Rite today. They installed self closing, self latching pool safety requirements on 2 regular doors, an RV gate and our sliding wall of windows. The technician was friendly and efficient. Juliene Heftner SEE MORE GOOGLE REVIEWS They did an amazing job, I had 2 doors brought up to code and they were very transparent, no surprises, very quick and clean. Carsten Scheibe SEE MORE GOOGLE REVIEWS Cole changed a spring in our latch and repaired our pneumatic closing system. Very professional and polite. We will definitely be contacting Slide Right again if our doors require repair or replacement. Beithar McBowen SEE MORE GOOGLE REVIEWS

We understand that you may have specific concerns or need more details before making a purchase or scheduling a service. That's why we've compiled this comprehensive list of questions and answers to help you make informed decisions. Our goal is to ensure you have all the information you need to have a seamless and satisfying experience with Slide Right. Frequently Asked Questions How much does it cost to fix a sliding glass Door? The cost of repairs to the sliding glass door is usually between $205 and $305 depending on the exact problem. Comparatively, the average cost for replacing sliding glass doors varies between $3000 and $8000. Can you repair a door or does it have to be replaced? In most cases, your sliding door will not need to be replaced with a new sliding patio door, saving you time and thousands of dollars. Most sliding door repairs can be made on site and same day. Do you fix folding doors or French doors? No, we do not fix or replace folding patio doors or french doors. Our repair service is mostly geared towards sliding doors or pool code compliance on sliding doors and hinged doors. What if I have handle malfunctions on my sliding door? We can repair or provide a replacement in most cases. Do you install a new lock? Yes, in most cases, Slide Right Door repair company has on hand and can installation a new lock for immediate repair service. Do you clean the track doors if it has accumulated dirt? When we are on site to do your sliding patio door repair we will clean out the track doors as well. However, we do not provide cleaning service only. Can you just adjust the rollers for my sliding door repair? Most of the time we will replace your rollers as well as adjust the roller adjustment screws. Can you re screen my sliding screen door or do repairs on my sliding screen door? No, unfortunately we cannot do repairs or re screening for screen doors. We can replace them with a new, heavy duty screen door. Contact us today for a free quote! Do you offer a free estimate or free quote? Most pricing and estimates can be a free quote over the phone as opposed to an on site quote, however, we do offer on site quote, if necessary.

Slide Right is Arizona's premier pool barrier company! Offering pool barriers on doors for pool code compliance as well as repairs to sliding glass doors, and windows as well as replacements. Slide Right is a trusted partner with many of the pool companies and contractor's in Arizona, and we have been servicing the valley for over 35 years.  Meet the Slide Right Team Slide Right Door is Arizona's premier pool barrier and sliding door repair company! Offering pool barriers on doors for safety that meets or exceeds pool code compliance as well as repairs to sliding glass doors, like roller replacement, glass replacements as well as full sliding glass door replacements. Slide Right is a trusted partner with many of the pool companies and contractor's in Arizona, and we have been servicing the valley for over 35 years. We believe in providing personalized pool and home safety solutions as well as quality sliding glass door repairs for your family! See Our Services Get a Free Estimate We provide personalized solutions for your pool barrier, sliding door, service door, windows and gate needs. We also provide expert services in all sliding glass door repairs or replacements. Contact us today to get a Free Estimate! First Name Last Name Email Send Thanks for submitting!