Andersen 200 Series Gliding Patio Door Replacement, Supplied
You want an Andersen slider without paying for the 400 Series. The 200 Series has two gliding doors, and the right one depends on whether you want wood inside.
Reply within one business day. Or call / text 763-204-2099.
Andersen 200 Series gliding patio door replacement means one of two Andersen doors: the all-vinyl Perma-Shield gliding door or the Narroline gliding door with a pine interior. JMB Builders measures your opening in person, orders the door through ABC Supply, removes the old slider and installs the new one across the Twin Cities metro and north to St. Cloud. Priced per door. Send photos for a reply within one business day, or book a free in-home estimate.
- Priced per door, Andersen door included
- Perma-Shield or Narroline gliding door
- Measured in person before ordering
The 200 Series is Andersen's streamlined wood line: the most popular sizes, a short color list, and a lower price than the 400 Series. For patio doors it has two gliding doors. The Perma-Shield gliding door is clad in vinyl on both faces, so the inside matches the outside. The Narroline gliding door is wood with a Perma-Shield vinyl exterior and comes in two- or four-panel layouts, with several interior finishes including pine you can stain.
Both are dual-pane only. Andersen offers Low-E4, Low-E4 SmartSun and the HeatLock room-side coating, and for a Minnesota slider the coating is where the winter numbers come from. Gliding doors come in six exterior colors from White, Sandtone, Canvas, Terratone, Dark Bronze and Black. Panels ride on adjustable ball-bearing rollers with a weatherstripped interlock.
The 200 Series is on the Andersen list at Minnesota ABC Supply branches, which is where we order. Before anything is ordered we measure the frame and the rough opening in person, confirm which panel slides, and check the sill and floor for soft spots. The door is on site before the old one comes out, and the opening is closed and locked the same day.
Get a written quote for this job
Three photos and a sentence is enough: a reply within one business day, or ask for a free in-home estimate. Or text the photos to 763-204-2099.
What you supply
- Perma-Shield or Narroline, and the panel layout for a Narroline door
- Exterior color, interior finish and hardware finish
- Glass: Low-E4, SmartSun or HeatLock, and grilles if you want them
- Which side slides, or we suggest one from the room layout
- Photos of the door inside and out and a close-up of the floor at the sill
What JMB supplies
- In-person measure of the frame and rough opening before the order
- The Andersen 200 Series gliding door and screen, ordered through ABC Supply
- A quote with the door, the install and any sill repair on separate lines
- Floor protection from the door to the way out, and haul-away of the old slider
- Sill pan, flashing tape, shims, low-expansion foam, backer rod and sealant
- Rollers, interlock, lock and screen adjusted so the panel glides and latches
- Interior casing and exterior trim; painting quoted as its own line if you want it
- Photos of the finished door in your job folder
How it is priced: per door
Quoted in writing from your photos, with a reply within one business day. What moves the number:
- Perma-Shield vinyl door vs. Narroline wood door
- Two-panel vs. four-panel Narroline layout
- Glass coating, grilles and exterior color
- Rot in the subfloor, rim or framing once the old slider is out
- Siding or brick at the opening and how the outside is trimmed
- Deck, walkout or ground-level door, and access to it
- Painting or staining the new casing, quoted as a separate line
Send photos of the door from both sides and the floor at the sill. Lead time depends on the brand and is written on the quote.
How long it takes
One 200 Series gliding door in a sound opening: about a day on site. Sill or subfloor repair can add a day. The order is placed after you sign the quote.
How your project works
- 1
Send photos, get a written quote
Send three photos of the space and a sentence about what you want. You get a clear, itemized reply within one business day. Prefer a look in person? A free in-home estimate is always an option.
- 2
Pick materials, or bring your own
We help you choose profiles and materials that fit the house and the budget, or match your existing millwork exactly — or you buy the door or trim yourself and we install it. Everything is confirmed before the crew is scheduled.
- 3
Clean, precise installation
The crew shows up on time, protects floors and furniture, and installs with tight joints and consistent reveals. Photos of the finished work go in your job folder.
- 4
Walkthrough and invoice
We walk the finished work with you. If anything is not right, we fix it before we call the job done. Then one invoice, paid by check or direct deposit — no card fees, no payment links.
Situations and options
Perma-Shield gliding door
Vinyl-clad inside and out, so there is nothing to finish and the interior matches the exterior color. A fit for a kitchen or a walkout where the door takes splashes, dog traffic and wet boots.
Narroline gliding door
Wood with a Perma-Shield vinyl exterior, in two- or four-panel layouts and several interior finishes. Pick it when you want stained or painted wood on the room side to match your trim.
Hinged inswing instead
The 200 Series also has a hinged inswing patio door with fiberglass panels, white inside. If you want a door that swings rather than slides, we can quote it the same way.
Andersen 200 Series Gliding Patio Door Replacement, Supplied: questions, answered
What is the difference between the Andersen 200 Series Perma-Shield and Narroline gliding doors?
The Perma-Shield gliding door is clad in vinyl on both sides, and its interior matches the exterior color. The Narroline gliding door is wood with a vinyl exterior, comes in two- or four-panel layouts, and offers several interior finishes including stainable pine. Both are dual-pane with Andersen's Low-E4 glass family.
Is the Andersen 200 Series patio door good for a Minnesota winter?
It is a dual-pane door, so order it with Low-E4 and the HeatLock room-side coating to get the better winter numbers Andersen publishes. Check the NFRC label on the unit you pick for its U-factor. How the door is set matters too: a sill pan, flashing, foam and sealant keep the cold out at the frame.
What colors does the Andersen 200 Series gliding door come in?
Andersen lists six exterior colors for the 200 Series gliding patio doors: White, Sandtone, Canvas, Terratone, Dark Bronze and Black. The Perma-Shield door's interior matches its exterior, and the Narroline door has several interior options. We confirm the color on the order before it is placed.
Should I get the 200 Series or the 400 Series Andersen patio door?
The 200 Series keeps the price down with fewer sizes, colors and glass choices. The 400 Series Frenchwood doors add more colors, hardware finishes and options. If your opening is a common size and you like the 200 Series colors, it usually does the job; we can quote both lines side by side.
Where do you get Andersen 200 Series doors?
We order them through ABC Supply, and the 200 Series is on the Andersen list at Minnesota ABC branches. We are an installer, not an Andersen dealer. If you already bought an Andersen door yourself, our labor-only page covers that.
How long does an Andersen 200 Series patio door take to arrive and install?
Lead time depends on the brand and is written on the quote. Install is about a day for one door in a sound opening, longer if the subfloor or rim under the old slider is soft. The old door does not come out until the new one is on site.
Recent JMB work, from our job log
59 installs recorded across 30 Twin Cities communities since Dec 2025. Window and door installs for homeowners and the builders we work with. Counts come straight from our job log; no customer names.
Related jobs we do
Sliding Patio Door Replacement — Door Supplied, Set in a Pan, Trimmed
The slider drags, the glass fogs, and the floor inside the sill is dark. You pick the new door; we order it to fit, fix what is under the old one and set it so it glides.
Read moreAndersen Patio Door Installation, Labor Only — Gliding and Frenchwood
The Andersen door is in the garage in its crate, the old slider is still in the wall, and the store's install date is weeks out. We set it to the instructions in the box.
Read moreAndersen Windows and Patio Door Installed Together, One Order
The windows are going and so is the old slider, and you want the new patio door to look like it came with the windows instead of from a different store a year later.
Read morePatio Door Glass Options on a New Unit — Low-E, Argon, Triple, Obscure
The order form for a new patio door has a glass section with a dozen boxes. Which ones you check depends on which wall the door is on and what the room is for.
Read moreVinyl vs Fiberglass Patio Door — Which Frame to Order in Minnesota
You know the old slider is coming out. The question is which frame goes in: vinyl or fiberglass, and whether the difference matters on your side of the house.
Read more5 Foot Patio Door — Sliding Door Replacement for a Small Opening
Your patio door is narrower than the ones at the store, and nobody seems to stock the size. Five-foot sliders exist; the job is getting the right one for your opening.
Read morePage reviewed October 9, 2026 · JMB Builders LLC, MN license BC809005 · All doors pages
Where we work
Door Replacement & Installation near you
Based in Zimmerman, scheduling across the Twin Cities metro. Closest first: