Custom Shower Doors For Ferndale
Our showroom sits on Van Dyke Avenue in Sterling Heights, a short drive from Ferndale by way of I-696 and Woodward. We measure, build, and install frameless, sliding, and swing glass shower enclosures, all crafted in-house.
Glass That Suits Your Home
Ferndale leans toward established homes with real character, from the brick bungalows and Tudors near downtown to the tidy streets that run off Nine Mile and Woodward. Many of these baths were laid out decades ago, with tubs, alcoves, and corners that rarely match a stock enclosure. We measure each opening on site so the glass fits the room you actually have, not a catalog version of it.
Whether you are refreshing a vintage bath without losing its charm or opening up a newly remodeled space, the right glass changes how the whole room reads. We help you weigh frameless against a clean sliding panel or a simple swing door, then match the hardware and glass to the tile and fixtures already in place. Nothing about the result feels borrowed from someone else's house.
One bathroom, a lot of opinions about design.
Ferndale leans toward established homes with real character, from the brick bungalows and Tudors near downtown to the tidy streets that run off Nine Mile and Woodward. A lot of these houses went up between the 1920s and the 1940s, and plenty of them still have exactly one bathroom for the whole household.
That single bathroom is small, everybody uses it, and in a lot of Ferndale houses the tub is the shower. A vinyl curtain is doing all the work of keeping water off the floor, which is a lot to ask of a sheet of plastic.
Ferndale also draws a design-forward crowd, and it shows in the bathrooms. The bungalows around town get thoughtful, style-conscious remodels, and homeowners here tend to want a shower that feels like an intentional part of the room rather than a curtained-off corner.
- 1920s to 1940s bungalows and Tudors near downtown
- Streets off Nine Mile and Woodward with original floor plans
- Houses with one bathroom serving the whole household
- Style-conscious remodels where the glass is the finishing piece
Three Ways To Enclose
Frameless
Heavy 3/8" tempered glass with minimal hardware, for the clean, open look that suits an updated Ferndale bath. It shows off your tile rather than competing with it.
Sliding (Barn-Style)
Glass panels on an exposed track, ideal over a tub or in a narrower bath where a swinging door has nowhere to go. The barn-style hardware adds a quiet, current touch.
Swing (Hinged)
A single hinged door for walk-in showers, framed or frameless, opening into the room with a solid, settled feel. A practical fit for the older floor plans common around town.
Ferndale at a glance.
Measured Here, Built Here, Installed Here
It starts with a free in-home measure. We come to your bath, take exact dimensions, and talk through what works for the space and how you use it. There is no pressure and no obligation, just honest guidance on what fits.
From there you choose your glass and metal, and the same family that measured your shower fabricates and installs it. We never sub out the glass work, so the person who took the measurements stands behind the finished enclosure. You deal with one team from the first visit to the final fit.
- Free in-home measure
- 3/8" tempered glass
- Frameless, sliding, or swing
- Matte black, gold, chrome, nickel
- Clear, low-iron, frosted, or rain
- Built and installed in-house
The finishing piece of a good remodel.
Frameless shower doors in Ferndale are the design-forward finish that keeps all that renovation work in view, and in a compact bathroom that clean edge reads larger and keeps the choices you made in the spotlight.
Plenty of Ferndale bathrooms carry a 1930s floor plan into modern life, and in those compact spaces a door that swings out is a daily nuisance. Sliding and bypass doors are the space-smart choice over a tub or in a narrow bath, and homeowners like that they can keep the existing tub and still land the finished look the remodel is going for.
In the older bungalows and the design-forward remodels the city is known for, layouts can be genuinely unusual, and that is where a custom enclosure earns its place. If the tub is staying and the curtain is going, tub doors and screens are the whole project.
Why the old glass looks tired.
In a bathroom that has been in daily use since the 1930s, the enclosure is usually the newest thing in the room and still the first to go. Sweeps harden, budget rollers gum up in a track that hard water has been working on for years, and the glass hazes until cleaning it feels pointless.
Because Oakland County water is hard, we steer you toward easy-clean glass and rollers that shrug off mineral buildup, since a gummed-up track is the usual reason budget sliders quit. The new glass goes into the opening you already have, so a one-bathroom house is not out of commission for a remodel.
Down I-696, over to Woodward.
Our showroom sits on Van Dyke Avenue in Sterling Heights, a short drive from Ferndale by way of I-696 and Woodward, and we bring the free measure to your home.
The same family measures, fabricates and installs the whole enclosure, with our own crew and no subcontracted glass, which means the people who quote your shower are the people who hang it. Because Oakland County water is hard, we steer you toward easy-clean glass and rollers that shrug off mineral buildup, since a gummed-up track is the usual reason budget sliders quit.
Around Ferndale.
Ferndale sits inside our regular Oakland County run, and the neighboring cities are covered the same way, with the same crew and the same free measure. That includes Royal Oak, Madison Heights, Berkley and Southfield.
Everything runs out of one showroom, which is the point: the same family measures in Ferndale, 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 Ferndale?
Yes. The area sits roughly 11 miles southwest of our Sterling Heights showroom, an easy trip we make regularly for both the measure and the install.
What does a custom shower door cost?
Price depends on the size of the opening, the enclosure style, and your choice of glass and hardware. After a free in-home measure we give you a clear, itemized quote with no surprises later.
How long does it take?
Because we fabricate in-house, most enclosures are ready a couple of weeks after the measure, then installed in a single visit. We confirm the timeline once your glass and finish are selected.
Do you install, or just supply the glass?
We do both as one service: we measure, fabricate, and install. No part of the glass work is handed to a sub-contractor, so one team owns the result.
We only have one bathroom. How disruptive is this?
Much less than a remodel. In most cases the glass goes into the opening you already have, so the tile and plumbing are untouched.
Can I keep the original tub in a 1920s house?
Yes, and many homeowners do. Glass mounts to the tub you have, which is why this is such a common project in these houses.
Why do cheap sliding doors fail?
Usually the track. Hard Oakland County water gums up low-quality rollers, so we steer you toward easy-clean glass and hardware that resists buildup.
Can you keep a vintage look and still lose the curtain?
Yes. A framed or semi-frameless enclosure with the right finish suits a 1920s bathroom, and clear glass with simple hardware suits a modern remodel. Both beat a curtain.
Our bathroom is upstairs and the stairs turn. Is that a problem?
It is a normal part of the measure. We check access before building a large fixed panel, so the glass that arrives can actually get to the room.
Book Your Free Measure
Reach out to schedule an in-home measure for your Ferndale bath and see your options in person.