Shower door replacement and repair in El Paso

Common problems we hear about

Frameless doors that drag on the curb usually point to a hinge that has loosened or a wall anchor that has shifted.

Water on the floor often comes from a sweep or seal that has hardened, split or fallen off.

Sliders that jump the track or grind are usually down to worn rollers or a bottom track packed with scale.

When replacement makes more sense

Glass that is chipped at the edge or cracked must be replaced, since tempered glass cannot be cut or repaired once it is damaged.

Very old framed doors may use parts that are no longer made, and a new door can cost less over time than chasing hard-to-find hardware.

If you are updating the bathroom anyway, replacing a builder-grade door with frameless glass can change the whole room.

If the glass has shattered

Tempered glass breaks into small pebble-like pieces; keep people and pets away and wear shoes while cleaning up.

Leave any glass still in the frame alone and let a professional remove it.

Write down the size of the opening and take a photo of the hardware, because both help with a fast quote.