Shower Door Repair & Replacement
Leaking seals, sticking rollers, cracked glass, a door that won't close right. We fix what's fixable and replace what isn't — and tell you honestly which one it is. Serving Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, and the whole Salt Lake Valley.
Common problems we fix
- Water leaking out of the shower. Usually worn seals, a door that's shifted, or a sweep that's past its life. Often a straightforward repair.
- Sliding doors that stick or jump the track. Worn or broken rollers are the usual cause. Rollers are a common replacement part, and a door that slides smoothly again is often a same-visit fix.
- Doors that won't close or won't stay closed. Hinges wear, magnets weaken, and houses settle — a door that fit five years ago may not fit today. Sometimes it's an adjustment; sometimes the hardware needs replacing.
- Cracked or chipped glass. Tempered glass can't be patched. If the panel is cracked, it has to be replaced — but the frame and hardware often don't.
- Corroded frames and tracks. In older framed doors, the bottom track is usually the first thing to go. If the corrosion is light, we can clean and reseal it; if it's through the metal, replacement is the honest answer.
- Moldy or failing caulk and seals. Old sealant is a common source of leaks and smell. Re-sealing is a small job that makes a real difference.
Repair or replace? How we decide
We look at the door in person and give you a straight answer. The rule of thumb: if the frame is sound and the problem is a part — rollers, seals, hinges, a single panel — repair is usually the better value. If the frame is corroded, the door no longer fits the opening, or the repair would cost close to a replacement, we'll say so and quote the replacement instead. We don't sell you a new door when a $30 part would do.
What a replacement involves
If the old door has to go, we measure the opening, remove the old door, and install the new one — frameless or framed, your choice. Most replacements are a single visit once the new door is made. If your opening is a standard size, turnaround can be fast; custom glass takes longer to fabricate. We'll give you a realistic timeline with your quote.
What to tell us
When you request a quote, a few details help a lot: what's wrong, how old the door is (if you know), whether it's framed or frameless, and whether it's a tub shower or a walk-in. Photos help too — mention in the form that you have them and we'll ask for them when we reply.
Serving the Salt Lake Valley
We repair and replace shower doors in Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, Holladay, Murray, South Jordan, West Valley City, Taylorsville, Midvale, Cottonwood Heights, West Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, Bluffdale, Millcreek, Park City, Tooele, and Ogden.
Get a free quote
Tell us what's wrong with your door. We'll get back to you, typically within one business day, to set up a free look.