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Shower Door Installation & Repair in Ann Arbor, MI

A shower door that sticks, leaks, or jumps off its track is more than annoying — it's a daily frustration and a water-damage risk. National Glass Ann Arbor repairs existing shower doors and installs new ones for bathrooms across Washtenaw County. Sliding, pivot, hinged, framed, or frameless — if it's a shower door, we handle it.

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    My Shower Door Leaks — What's Wrong in Ann Arbor?

    • Worn or Cracked Bottom Sweep — The rubber strip along the bottom edge that seals against the threshold. It dries out and cracks, letting water run out. A cheap, fast fix.
    • Damaged or Missing Caulk — The seal between the frame and the shower wall or tub. Old caulk pulls away and water sneaks through.
    • Out-of-Plumb Door — If the door doesn't hang straight, it won't seal at the bottom. Common in older Ann Arbor homes with settled floors.
    • Clogged or Damaged Track — Hair, soap scum, and mineral buildup block the drain holes in sliding tracks, causing overflow.

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    Why Does My Sliding Shower Door Stick or Jump Off Track?

    • Worn Rollers — The wheels grind down, the door drags, and eventually it derails. We replace rollers with new ones matched to your door.
    • Bent or Corroded Track — Michigan's hard water and humidity corrode aluminum tracks. A bent track catches the rollers and makes the door stick.
    • Misaligned Panels — If the door was bumped or the house settled, the panels drift out of alignment and bind against each other.
    • Broken Guide Pins — Small plastic guides at the bottom keep the door centered in the track. When they snap, the door wobbles and jumps.

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    Do You Install New Shower Doors in Ann Arbor?

    • Sliding Doors — The classic choice for tubs and alcoves. Panels slide on a track, saving space.
    • Pivot Doors — A single panel that swings open on a pivot hinge. Clean, modern, great for walk-in showers.
    • Hinged Doors — Like a regular door, swinging on two or three hinges. Opens fully, ideal for larger openings.
    • Framed, Semi-Frameless & Frameless — Whatever your budget and style, from classic aluminum frames to sleek full glass.

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    Can You Repair a Frameless Glass Door Hinge?

    • Hinge Failure — Frameless doors hang their entire weight on hinges drilled into the glass. If a hinge loosens, sags, or the glass pulls away, the door won't close right.
    • Our Fix — We realign and re-tighten hinges, and replace worn gaskets and hardware.
    • Safety First — Because the glass is tempered, we handle all hinge work carefully to protect the panel.

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    Should I Repair or Replace My Shower Door in Ann Arbor?

    • Repair Makes Sense — When the rollers, sweep, hinge, or track are worn and the glass is still clear.
    • Replace Makes Sense — When the glass is scratched, etched, or permanently cloudy — or when you want a style upgrade from framed to frameless.
    • Honest Assessment — We'll look at your door and tell you which route saves you money. No pressure either way.

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    How Do I Clean and Maintain My Shower Door?

    A little maintenance keeps a shower door working for years. Here’s what we tell Ann Arbor homeowners:

    Squeegee after every shower — Thirty seconds with a squeegee prevents soap scum and hard-water spots from building up.

    Clean the track monthly — Hair, soap, and mineral deposits clog the drain holes and make the door stick. A soft brush and mild cleaner keeps it sliding.

    Wipe down the hardware — Hinges, rollers, and handles stay smooth with a quick wipe and occasional light lubricant.

    Re-caulk when it cracks — The seal around the frame wears out. Fresh caulk keeps water where it belongs.

    Ann Arbor’s hard water makes etching worse, so a coated glass treatment is worth it. We can apply one during any service call.

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    Related Glass Services in Ann Arbor

    We do all the glass in your bathroom:

    💠 Custom shower enclosures in Ann Arbor

    💠 Custom mirrors in Ann Arbor

    💠 Window glass repair in Ann Arbor

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    Shower Doors and Ann Arbor Hard Water

    • Hard Water — Ann Arbor sits on the the Ann Arbor area waters watershed — water is high in calcium and magnesium.
    • Etching & Buildup — Mineral content etches glass over time and clogs shower door tracks with buildup.
    • The Real Cause — If your door is sticking, it may not be the hardware — it may be mineral crust in the track.
    • Our Fix — We clean tracks, replace corroded rollers, and recommend glass treatments that resist etching.

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    Shower Door Service — Ann Arbor Area

    We get to every corner of Ann Arbor fast:

    Ann Arbor & Washtenaw County

    • Downtown Ann Arbor
    • & the State Street corridor
    • Kerrytown
    • Burns Park
    • Old West Side
    • Northside
    • Water Hill

    Surrounding Cities

    • Ypsilanti
    • Saline
    • Dexter
    • Chelsea
    • Milan
    • Whitmore Lake
    • Plymouth
    • Canton
    • Plymouth Township

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    Shower Door FAQs

    It depends on what is wrong. Replacing a bottom sweep or rollers is a quick, affordable fix. A full door replacement costs more. We will give you an exact quote after we see the door. Call 734-213-2285 for a free estimate.

    Yes. That is usually worn rollers, a broken guide pin, or a bent track. We diagnose the cause and replace the right part so it stops happening.

    A standard replacement takes 2-3 hours including removal of the old door, cleaning, installation, and sealing. Custom glass takes longer because it is fabricated to order.

    Yes. We handle the glass door portion of tub-to-shower conversions and coordinate with your contractor if you are renovating.

    Yes. We remove the old door, dispose of it properly, and leave your bathroom clean and ready to use.

    Tempered safety glass — required by code. We offer clear, frosted, rain, tinted, and low-iron glass to match your style.