Custom Shower Doors, Clinton Township
Our showroom sits at 42624 Van Dyke Ave in Sterling Heights, a short drive west of you. We measure, fabricate, and install frameless, sliding, and swing glass shower enclosures in-house, with no glass sent out to a sub.
Glass That Fits Your Home
Clinton Township covers a lot of ground between Gratiot, Groesbeck, and Hall Road, and the homes here run the full range. You might be in an established mid-century ranch off Cass, a 1990s colonial in one of the subdivisions north of M-59, or a newer build with a larger primary bath. Whatever the layout, your enclosure is cut to the walls you actually have, not to a stock size that almost fits.
Because the showroom is only about six miles west, getting out to measure and later to install is a quick trip across Macomb County. You work with the same family from the first measurement through the final wipe-down, and the glass is fabricated by the people who installed it. That keeps the fit tight and the timeline honest.
Every era of house, in one township.
Clinton Township covers a lot of ground between Gratiot, Groesbeck and Hall Road, and the homes here run the full range. You might be in an established mid-century ranch off Cass, a 1990s colonial in one of the subdivisions north of M-59, or a newer build with a larger primary bath. Each of those bathrooms wants something different behind the glass.
The ranch usually has a tub tucked in an alcove and a bathroom that cannot spare floor space for a swinging door. The 1990s colonial usually has a serviceable stall with a framed unit that has gone cloudy. The newer build usually has the room and the tile to justify going frameless.
Because homes here were built in so many eras and layouts, bathrooms come in every configuration you can imagine, and that is exactly why we measure in person. Whatever shape your shower is, the panels have to meet cleanly, the door has to sit right, and the whole thing has to seal against water.
- Mid-century ranches off Cass with tub alcoves
- 1990s colonials in the subdivisions north of M-59
- Newer builds with larger primary baths
- Tub and shower combos where every inch of floor counts
Three Ways to Enclose
Frameless
Clean panels of 3/8" tempered glass with minimal hardware, ideal for a curbless or walk-in shower in a newer or remodeled bath. It shows off your tile and keeps sightlines open.
Sliding (Barn-Style)
Glass that rolls on an exposed track, a practical choice for tub openings and tighter bathrooms where a door has no room to swing. The barn hardware reads modern without crowding the space.
Swing (Hinged)
A classic hinged door, framed or frameless, that suits established homes and standard alcove showers. Simple to use and easy to keep clean.
Clinton Township at a glance.
Measured at Home, Built by Us
It starts with a free in-home measure. We come to you, look at the opening, talk through how the bathroom is used, and take exact dimensions off the finished walls. There is no pressure and no obligation to decide on the spot.
Once you choose your glass and your metal, the same shop fabricates the enclosure and the same crew installs it. You see real samples before anything is cut, so the matte black, brushed gold, polished chrome, or brushed nickel you pick is the finish that shows up at install.
- Free in-home measure
- Frameless, sliding, or swing
- 3/8" tempered glass
- Matte black, gold, chrome, or nickel
- Clear, low-iron, frosted, or rain glass
- One family, measure to install
Pick for the room, not the trend.
If you have the space and the tile to show off, frameless shower doors in Clinton Township are the look most homeowners picture when they imagine a spa-style bathroom. We start with a free, no-pressure in-home measure, then cut heavy 3/8 inch tempered safety glass to match.
If the bathroom is tighter, or the shower sits over a tub, sliding and bypass doors are the natural choice. Nothing swings out into the room, which makes them ideal for the tub and shower combos common across the township.
For a corner, a neo-angle or a long inline run, a custom glass enclosure is built to the opening you have. And when seals have gone brittle or hard water has clouded the glass past saving, replacement is a very different project from a bathroom remodel, and a very different number at the end.
How an old enclosure gives itself away.
The seals go brittle and water starts finding the floor. The door stops closing square. Hard Macomb County water etches the glass until it looks permanently cloudy no matter what you spray on it, and once the surface is pitted there is nothing on a store shelf that reverses it.
Replacing the door is a very different project from a bathroom remodel, and it is a very different number at the end. We build to the opening your bathroom already has, so the tile, the pan and the plumbing stay exactly where they are and the room comes back looking finished.
Right up the road.
Fortune Shower Doors brings the clean, modern frameless look to Clinton Township from the Sterling Heights showroom on Van Dyke Ave, with a free in-home measure and no pressure attached.
Because Macomb County runs hard water, we will talk through easy-clean glass coatings and solid hardware that stands up to mineral buildup. That single point of accountability, one family measuring, fabricating and installing, is what keeps a complex corner enclosure crisp and watertight in a busy bathroom.
Around Clinton Township.
Clinton Township sits inside our regular Macomb County run, and the neighboring cities are covered the same way, with the same crew and the same free measure. That includes Mount Clemens, Fraser, Harrison Township and Macomb Township.
Everything runs out of one showroom, which is the point: the same family measures in Clinton Township, fabricates the glass in our own shop and installs it, whichever city the job is in. The full list of communities we cover is on the service area page, and if you do not see yours, call the showroom and ask.
Common questions.
Do you serve Clinton Township?
Yes. You are roughly six miles east of our Sterling Heights showroom, well within the area we measure and install across Macomb County.
What does a custom shower door cost?
Price depends on the size of the opening, the enclosure type, the glass, and the hardware you choose. After the free in-home measure we give you a clear written quote, so there are no surprises later.
How long does it take?
Because the glass is fabricated in-house rather than ordered out, the time from measure to install is usually a couple of weeks. We confirm the timeline with you once your glass and finish are selected.
Do you only supply the glass, or do you install too?
We handle the whole job: measure, fabricate, and install. The glass is never sub-contracted, so one family stays accountable from start to finish.
Do you cover all of Clinton Township?
Yes, from Gratiot and Groesbeck across to Hall Road and north of M-59. The Sterling Heights showroom on Van Dyke Ave is a short drive away.
My glass looks permanently cloudy. Can it be cleaned?
Usually not. Hard Macomb County water etches glass over time, and once the surface is pitted no cleaner brings it back. That is when new glass in the same opening makes sense.
Is replacing a shower door the same as remodeling the bathroom?
No, and the difference matters. We replace the enclosure in the opening you already have, so the tile, pan and plumbing stay put.
What works best over a tub in a family bathroom?
Glass panels that hold the water in. Replacing a curtain with tempered glass brightens the room and removes the plastic liner that grows mildew, which is why it is one of the highest-impact upgrades in a family bath.
My bathroom is mid-remodel. When should I call?
Call early for the conversation and schedule the measure for after the tile is finished. Glass is cut to the completed opening, so measuring against bare studs or unfinished walls is how a job ends up with gaps.
Do sliding doors leak more than swing doors?
Not when they are built and set correctly. The track has to sit level and the panels have to overlap properly, which is exactly what a made-to-measure door gets you and a stock kit often does not.
Book Your Free Measure
Reach out to schedule an in-home measurement and see glass and hardware samples for your Clinton Township bathroom.