Shower Door Installation & Repair in Wheat Ridge, CO

Almost never — that's the sweep, the vinyl strip along the door's bottom edge, hardened and gapped with age. It's a replaceable part on virtually every door made, and swapping it takes minutes once the right profile is matched. If water's escaping at the frame instead, that's a caulk-line repair. New-door money is for broken glass and frames rusted past saving, not drips.

Yes, and it's one of the more satisfying small repairs there is — the door comes off, worn rollers swap out, the track gets cleaned, and a slider that's been fought with for years moves with one finger. Roller profiles vary by manufacturer, so a photo of the roller and door top helps me arrive with the right ones the first time.

Honest version: framed and semi-frameless doors are sturdy, seal well, and cost meaningfully less; full frameless is the premium look but wants thicker glass, beefier anchoring, and walls that can take it. I install framed and semi-frameless systems and repair everything. If your heart's set on heavy full-frameless glass, I'll tell you what your walls need and whether a glass specialist is the better fit for that specific job — straight answer either way.

Yes — almost every opening is out of square to some degree, and that's what the adjustment in a good frame is for. Older Wheat Ridge and Centennial bathrooms are often out by enough to matter, which is exactly when a frameless door needs measuring properly rather than ordering off a stock size. I measure before anything is ordered.