Matera Builders installs Weiland sliding glass walls and big doors in Ocean City, New Jersey. Our office is at 601 Bay Avenue — we are not a contractor who drives down for the job, we are on the island. We have worked on Ocean City homes since 1988, and we are an Andersen Elite Certified Contractor, a designation held by roughly the top 1% of Andersen contractors nationwide. Weiland is part of the Andersen family of products. Call 609-391-0429 for a free written estimate.
Ocean City is a barrier island with water on both sides — the Atlantic to the east, the back bays and lagoons to the west. The houses that benefit most from a moving glass wall are the ones facing that water, and there are a lot of them here.
Matera Builders installs Weiland doors throughout Cape May County, including Ocean City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, and Sea Isle City.
Weiland is part of the Andersen family of products, and Matera Builders is an Andersen Elite Certified Contractor — Andersen’s highest contractor tier. We have installed Weiland sliding glass wall systems on shore homes for years, and we have served the Jersey Shore since 1988.
When you are adding a glass wall, liftslide system, bifold door, or oversized pivot door to a coastal home, the installation is just as important as the product. Matera Builders handles the opening, structure, sill, flashing, drainage, and finish work as one complete system.
Weiland systems are designed to create large, beautiful openings that connect your home to the outdoors. Depending on your space, view, and design goals, Matera Builders can help you choose the right Weiland configuration.
Panels lift onto rollers and glide along a flush track, stacking against a jamb or disappearing into a wall pocket. Liftslide systems are ideal for the widest, most unobstructed openings.
Panels fold accordion-style to one or both sides, collapsing the wall into a compact stack and blending the indoors with the outdoors.
An oversized panel rotates on a pivot box instead of hinging from a jamb. The result is a dramatic architectural entry built to the same performance standard.
Openings up to 16 feet tall and 60 feet wide
Openings up to 16 feet tall and 60 feet wide
Openings up to 16 feet tall and 60 feet wide
A wall of glass that opens to the ocean is only as good as the detailing behind it. On a barrier-island home, salt air, wind-driven rain, and coastal storms punish anything installed like it belongs inland.
Matera Builders installs Weiland systems with shore conditions in mind — from the structural opening to the track, drainage, flashing, and hardware. These details are what help a large-format door system perform beautifully for years.
Weiland systems are tested and rated for air, water, and structural performance — the details that matter when storms push in from the Atlantic. We size and detail the opening for your home’s exposure, not a generic number.
Corrosion-resistant rollers, tracks, and fasteners are the difference between a wall that glides for decades and one that seizes in a few seasons. On the shore, the hardware specification is not where you save money.
The 3/16-inch on-floor track is what creates the seamless indoor-outdoor transition. On a coastal home, that same track also has to be flashed, drained, and detailed correctly so the opening disappears without letting weather in.
A 40-foot opening changes how a house carries load. Matera Builders coordinates the header, framing, sill, and finished wall so the Weiland system performs as designed. That is the difference between working with a builder and buying from a door dealer.
If you are considering a Weiland sliding glass wall, liftslide, bifold, or pivot door, the first step is understanding the opening. Matera Builders will review your goals, exposure, structure, and design intent before recommending the right system.
Built for expansive openings and clean indoor-outdoor transitions. Liftslide panels glide smoothly along a flush track and can stack to the side or disappear into a wall pocket.
A flexible solution for opening a wall in sections. Bifold panels fold accordion-style, creating a wide opening while stacking compactly to one or both sides.
A bold architectural option for oversized entries. Pivot doors rotate from a pivot point rather than traditional hinges, creating a dramatic focal point for custom homes.
Weiland systems are custom-engineered for each project, allowing large openings, tailored configurations, and a finished look that fits the home’s architecture.
Large-format Weiland systems are not standard patio doors. They require structural planning, precise installation, correct coastal detailing, and a team that understands how shore homes move, weather, and perform over time.
Matera Builders is an Andersen Elite Certified Contractor — Andersen’s highest contractor tier. Because Weiland is part of the Andersen family of products, your system and installer are aligned around a high standard of performance and craftsmanship.
From the opening and framing to the finished wall, Matera Builders handles the project as one accountable design-build team.
Matera Builders has served the Jersey Shore since 1988. We have worked on Cape May County’s barrier islands for more than three decades, and we understand what salt air, humidity, wind, and coastal storms do to homes here.
Weiland systems are not a learn-on-your-house product. Matera Builders has installed several Weiland systems in shore homes over the years, and we handle them as complete systems from start to finish.
When you work with Matera, you are not working with a door dealer who drops off a product for someone else to figure out. You are working with one local team responsible for the opening, the structure, the install, and the finished result.
Matera Builders installs Weiland doors throughout Cape May County, including Ocean City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, and Sea Isle City. We are an Andersen Elite Certified Contractor — and Weiland is part of the Andersen family of products. We have installed Weiland sliding glass wall systems on shore homes for years and have served the Jersey Shore since 1988.
A Weiland liftslide raises its panels onto rollers and glides them along a flush track, stacking against a jamb or disappearing into a wall pocket. A bifold door folds its panels accordion-style to one or both sides. A pivot door rotates on a pivot box rather than hinging from a jamb, creating a dramatic oversized entry. All three are custom-engineered by Weiland and installed as complete systems.
Yes. Weiland systems are well suited to beachfront and coastal homes because they are tested and rated for air, water, and structural performance. Their flush 3/16-inch track also creates the seamless indoor-outdoor transition many oceanfront homeowners want. For shore installations, proper flashing, corrosion-resistant hardware, drainage, and structural detailing are what make the system last in salt air.
Weiland doors are custom-engineered for each opening, so pricing depends on size, configuration, materials, glass, hardware, and site conditions. Most shore installations are a five-figure investment. Matera Builders provides a detailed quote after reviewing your opening, design goals, and coastal exposure.
Weiland builds systems for openings up to 16 feet tall and 60 feet wide, depending on the configuration and engineering requirements. Matera Builders will review your structure and help determine what is possible for your home.
When you work with Matera Builders, you can expect a detailed consultation, clear communication, careful planning, and expert installation from start to finish.
Our team will review your design goals, inspect the opening, coordinate structural requirements, discuss Weiland system options, and provide a clear scope for your project. From framing and flashing to the final fit and finish, your Weiland system is handled by one local, accountable team.
