A shower door that scrapes the floor, drifts open, leaks, or won't slide is one of the most common bathroom annoyances — and one of the most fixable. Most of the time it's a hinge, a roller or a worn seal, and the glass is perfectly fine.
Common shower door problems we fix
- Dragging or sagging doors — the door drops on tired hinges and catches the tile or curb; we adjust or replace the hinges and pivots to lift it back into line.
- Doors that won't close or latch — usually a sagging, out-of-square panel or a failed clip; we re-align or re-hang the glass so it seats properly.
- Leaks and gaps at the bottom — worn or missing sweeps and side seals let water escape; new seals fix most leaks, and we re-seal the glass-to-tile joint.
- Sliding doors off the track / won't slide — worn rollers and guides make sliders stick, jump the track or drag; new rollers and a trued track restore a smooth glide.
- Worn hinges, pivots, rollers and handles — replaced in the finish you already have: brushed gold, matte black, chrome or nickel.
- Cracked, chipped or shattered glass — new tempered glass, templated and cut to your exact opening.
- Foggy / etched glass — permanent hard-water etching can't be cleaned off; we replace the panel and can add an easy-clean coating.
Repair or replace? We tell you the cheaper option first
The majority of shower-door problems are hardware — hinges, rollers, seals — and the glass is fine, so a repair is quick and inexpensive. We only recommend new glass when the panel itself is cracked, chipped at a stress point, or etched beyond cleaning. No upselling — we'll always point you to the smaller fix if it'll do the job.
How to get a fast answer
Send us a photo of the door and a quick note on what it's doing — dragging, leaking, won't slide — and we'll tell you whether it's a seal, a hardware swap or a glass job before anyone comes out. Free estimates, licensed and insured.
