The Frenchwood and Narrowline models are slightly easier than the Permashield series, I believe. Any glass shop could probably do it, but I would recommend that you have an Andersen certified repair company do it if you plan on paying. I'd also recommend that you get the glass from Andersen, this will keep your warranty intact and should be an exact match tint and efficiency wise. If you plan on doing it yourself, Andersen should have re-glazing instructions on their site..I'll take a look.

Don't forget to put a lintel in above the opening after you make it.

Was wondering if you could shim it and tapcon the door through the shims and into the cement? Definitely will use a lintel, this door is very close to a window as well. So I am going to install a lintel right across the new door and the existing window. I am thinking about 1/2 inch angle iron sitting on top of the cement and tapconed into the wall.