If the door is rusting at the track, fogged past cleaning or leaking onto the floor, the tile around it is usually fine. We take out the old unit, measure the opening as it sits and build new glass to fit it. No demo, no retiling, and the shop is minutes away here in Lodi.
The usual job is a framed door from decades back: pitted aluminum, a bottom track packed with buildup, plastic panels you can't see through anymore. We pull the whole assembly, clean up the substrate, then template the opening exactly as it stands and fabricate new glass to those numbers. Your tile, your base and your plumbing all stay exactly where they are. Only the glass and hardware change.
The other version is a single panel gone wrong in an enclosure that's otherwise solid: a cracked door, a fixed panel that got hit, glass so etched by years of hard water it never looks clean. We can replace that panel and reset the hardware so the door hangs and closes correctly again, rather than tearing out an enclosure you were happy with. Send a photo and we'll tell you which route makes sense.
Plenty of bathrooms in Lodi still have their original tile, and a good amount of it is worth keeping. Tile floors and glazed wall tile in colors nobody stocks anymore, set properly the first time around. The door is what aged badly. Replacing just the glass gets you a modern enclosure and leaves the character alone, and it skips the mess and cost of opening up a wall.
Timing is the other piece, especially with so many two-family and rental units in the borough. A tenant change leaves a narrow window, and a leaking door is exactly the thing that has to be sorted before the next one moves in. Because we fabricate on Industrial Rd rather than ordering glass in, the schedule is ours to manage. Tell us your date at the measure and we'll work to it.
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Come see options, definitely. We're at 80 Industrial Rd in Lodi, NJ 07644, open Monday through Friday from 9 to 5 and Saturday from 9 to 4. Bring a photo of the existing enclosure and a rough width, and we can point you at what will drop into that space. You don't have to haul the old door anywhere, removing it is part of the job. Call or text (201) 460-1313.
It avoids the demolition and tile work entirely, so you're only paying for glass, hardware and install. What that comes to depends on how big the opening is, which glass you go with, its thickness and the hardware finish, so we quote it after seeing the space, not before. The measure is free, the quote is itemized, and we offer monthly payment options if that suits you better.
Most replacements run about 1 to 2 weeks from measure to install, since the new glass is made to your exact opening, not selected from stock sizes. Removal and installation typically happen in the same single visit, so you're not left with a bathroom torn open for days. If you're up against a hard date, say so at the measure and we'll tell you honestly whether it works.
We can cut and install a new panel for that enclosure and reset the hardware so everything closes true again. Cloudiness is usually mineral etching worked into the surface, which is permanent once it's there, so swapping the panel is the honest fix rather than another round of cleaners. Ask about the protective easy-clean coating on the new glass, it makes the surface much easier to keep clear.
Often, yes. If the fixed panel is sound and the hardware still lines up, we can build a new door to match it and hang it on refreshed hardware. Sometimes the answer is no, because the original hardware is long gone or the old glass thickness doesn't pair with anything current. We check that at the measure and tell you straight which way it goes.
The tile stays. We remove the old unit, clean the surfaces where it was anchored, then set the new glass using the existing opening. Where the old frame was fastened there are anchor holes, and those get sealed and hidden by the new hardware wherever the layout allows. If a spot can't be covered, we point it out before we start rather than after.
Send Jessica a photo of the existing enclosure and we'll tell you what can be swapped. It costs nothing to find out.
Send Jessica a photo of the existing enclosure and we'll tell you what can be swapped. It costs nothing to find out.
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