We take out the old door and put in new custom glass, and the tile stays right where it is. If yours is a rusting framed unit from decades back, or one cloudy panel in an enclosure that is otherwise fine, that is a straight swap for us. The measure is free.


Replacing a shower door is mostly a measuring problem. We take the old unit out, template the opening as it stands today and build the new door to those numbers in our Lodi shop. The tile, the pan and the plumbing all stay put. What changes is the glass: heavier, clearer, hung on hardware in the finish you choose, with none of the pitted aluminum and mildewed vinyl you have been scrubbing.
If the enclosure itself is sound and only one panel has gone cloudy, chipped or broken, we can replace that panel and adjust the hardware around it rather than rebuild the whole thing. Either way it starts the same: we come out, look at what you have, measure free and say which route makes sense. Most replacements go in during a single visit.

Houses around Midland Park have been through a few cycles of updates, and plenty of bathrooms still carry a shower door that went in decades ago. The tile often looks fine. The door does not: corroded track, chalky glass, a bottom sweep that gave up long ago and a frame that has started staining the tile it sits on. That is a glass problem, not a renovation.
The catch in an older home is that the opening has moved since that door went in. Framing settles, tile gets patched, and the new glass has to fit today's dimensions rather than the original ones. So we template fresh every time instead of trusting the old door's size. The new glass fits the bathroom you have now, not the one that existed when the last door went in.
See what a new custom door does for a bathroom near Midland Park with the tile left as it is.






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You can. The Midland Park showroom is at 108 Greenwood Ave, Midland Park, NJ 07432, and it runs by appointment, so call or text (201) 507-5918 to set a time. Bring a photo of the door you are replacing. It is much easier to talk through frameless, semi-frameless and bypass options when you can put your hands on all three.
It usually involves less work, since the tile and pan stay, but we still will not put a number on it sight unseen. What drives the quote is the opening size, the glass thickness, the hardware finish and whether you swap the full enclosure or a single panel. You get a firm itemized quote after the free measure, and monthly payment options are there if you want them.
Not long at all. The old door only comes out on install day, and the new glass goes in during the same visit, typically a few hours. The waiting happens before that, while your panels are fabricated in Lodi, about one to two weeks after the measure. So you keep using the shower right up until the day we arrive.
Often not. If the rest of the enclosure is solid, we can build a replacement panel to match and adjust the hardware so everything lines up and seals properly again. We will check the hinges, the seals and how square the opening still is, then say honestly whether a single panel gets you back to right or whether the unit has had its day.
Once hard water has etched into the surface, no cleaner is bringing it back, and that is usually when people call us. The fix is new glass, and this time you can add the protective easy-clean coating so water beads off instead of drying into the surface. We can build just the affected panel or a whole new door, depending on the rest of the enclosure.
No, and that is the main reason people go this route. We build the new glass to the opening you already have, so the tile, pan and plumbing are all left alone. There are old anchor holes where the previous frame sat, and we plan the new hardware layout around them so the finished job looks intentional rather than patched.
Send Jessica a photo of what you have now and we will tell you what it takes to swap it.
Send Jessica a photo of what you have now and we will tell you what it takes to swap it.
Text Jessica directly and she'll get right back to you. To speed things up, include: