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Mr. Handyman of West Los Angeles specializes in repairing and installing all types of shower doors. We install everything from framed shower doors in traditional bathrooms to glass shower doors that lower the risk of mold and mildew issues. Modern, streamlined glass doors are a popular addition to many bathrooms, so upgrading to a new shower door is a perfect choice for many homeowners. The most common types of shower doors we install and repair include the following:
- Bath Enclosures
- Frameless Shower Doors
- Framed Shower Doors
- Semi-Framed Enclosures
Common Shower Door Repairs
Our professionals will inspect your shower door and determine the best type of shower door repair. There are many reasons your shower door may need repairs, including:
- Dragging Shower Door – If you have a shower door that slides open, you may notice it starts to pull. Most dragging shower doors need professional realignment or clamp adjustments.
- Sticking Shower Door – Soap scum or loose screws often cause shower doors to stick when you try to open or close them. We will check the screws and inspect for debris blocking your door.
- Shower Door Won’t Stay Closed – Shower doors sometimes won’t close when screws are loose. We will check the hinges and determine if there are any loose screws.
- Leaking Shower Door – Loose seals around the edges of the shower usually cause a leaky shower door. We will inspect the door seals and repair them.
Do I Need a Shower Door Replacement?
Mr. Handyman of West Los Angeles is dedicated to providing our clients with the highest quality services. We do our best to determine if you need a shower door repair or replacement. Shower doors are like any other item in your home and degrade over time. Most old-fashioned shower doors have multiple components, including gaskets, seals, glass, handles, and framing. Exposure to moisture and heat wears down the seals between the framing and glass, causing many showers to leak or glass to become loose. The most common signs you may need a shower door replacement include the following:
- Sticking doors or doors that won’t close all the way
- Defects in the glass, like cracking or chipping
- Signs of rust on the framing
- Damaged metal fitting
- Water on the floor after a shower
