Custom Shower Doors, Built Nearby
Our showroom sits at 42624 Van Dyke Ave in Sterling Heights, a short drive south of Washington Township. We measure, fabricate, and install frameless, sliding, and swing glass enclosures, all under one family's roof.
Glass That Suits Your Home
Washington Township covers a lot of ground in northern Macomb County, from established homes along the older corridors near Van Dyke and 26 Mile to the newer subdivisions that have filled in over the past couple of decades. Whether your bath was finished years ago or just last season, the right glass enclosure can make it feel finished in a way tile alone never quite does.
Because we are only about eight miles north of you, getting to your home is simple. You get the attention of a local family business, accurate measurements taken in your actual bathroom, and an enclosure cut to fit the walls you have rather than the walls a catalog assumes.
The north end of Macomb County.
Washington Township covers a lot of ground in northern Macomb County, from established homes along the older corridors near Van Dyke and 26 Mile to the newer subdivisions that have filled in over the past couple of decades. The housing here leans newer and larger than what you find further south.
The township keeps drawing families north for its larger lots, and the homes going up here tend to have primary bathrooms with real room to breathe. Those spacious primary baths often mean a shower that is anything but a simple rectangle, which is exactly the case for building the glass around the room instead of the other way around.
Even with roomier floor plans, not every bathroom needs a door that swings wide, and plenty of secondary baths do not have the room for one. And walls that sit a little out of plumb, common even in brand new construction, get accounted for before we cut.
- Established homes along the corridors near Van Dyke and 26 Mile
- Newer subdivisions on larger lots
- Spacious primary baths with irregular shower footprints
- Secondary baths with no room for a door that swings wide
Three Ways To Open The Glass
Frameless Enclosures
Clean, minimal, and built from 3/8" tempered glass with no bulky metal framing. A natural fit for the larger primary baths common in newer area homes.
Sliding (Barn-Style)
Glass panels that glide on an exposed track, ideal when a swinging door would crowd a vanity or a tight tub opening. The hardware becomes part of the look.
Swing & Hinged
A classic hinged door that opens wide and seals clean, well suited to traditional and remodeled baths in long-established neighborhoods.
Washington Township at a glance.
From Measure To Installed Glass
It starts with a free, no-pressure measure at your home. We take exact dimensions in the room itself, then sit down with you to choose your glass and your metal so the enclosure matches the rest of the space.
From there, the same family that measured your bath fabricates the glass in-house and returns to install it. No glass is sub-contracted out, so the people who quote your project are the people who finish it.
- Free in-home measure
- 3/8" tempered glass throughout
- Hardware in black, gold, chrome, or nickel
- Glass: clear, low-iron, frosted, or rain
- Fabricated in-house, no sub-contractors
- One family, measure to install
Room to breathe, and room that is tight.
In a generous primary suite, frameless shower doors in Washington Township let a large shower read as one open space. Where that shower steps out at an angle or wraps a corner, a custom glass enclosure follows the real footprint.
For the secondary baths, and even over a soaking tub in a primary, sliding and bypass doors look deliberate and modern while keeping the floor completely clear.
Glass has a working life when it is up against Metro Detroit water, and out in the more rural pockets on well water it is harder still. When sweeps go brittle and start letting water onto the floor, replacement is the answer, and a heavy framed builder unit can come back as a frameless panel and door. Where a tub is staying, a tub door mounts to the bathtub you already own and makes a plain builder bathroom finally look finished.
Glass has a working life.
Glass has a working life when it is up against Metro Detroit water, and out in the more rural pockets on well water it is harder still. Sweeps go brittle and start letting water out onto the floor, hardware loses its adjustment, and mineral film builds into the surface of the panel until cleaning stops helping.
None of that is a reason to open up the room. A heavy framed builder unit can come back as a frameless panel and door in the same opening, which is the single biggest visible change most homeowners here make without a remodel.
A short drive south.
Our showroom sits at 42624 Van Dyke Ave in Sterling Heights, a short drive south of Washington Township, and the same family measures, fabricates and installs your enclosure in house.
If you are on well water, say so at the measure. Water chemistry is part of the conversation about glass coatings and hardware, and it is easier to plan for it now than to fight it later.
Around Washington Township.
We cover Washington Township as part of a tight Macomb County service area rather than a map with pins scattered across the state. The closest cities to you that we also serve are Shelby Township, Oakland Township, Romeo and Macomb Township.
Everything runs out of one showroom, which is the point: the same family measures in Washington 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 Washington Township?
Yes. We are based in Sterling Heights, roughly eight miles south, and we measure and install throughout Washington Township and the surrounding Macomb County communities.
What does a custom shower door cost?
Price depends on the size of the opening, the enclosure style, the glass you choose, and the hardware finish. We give you a clear quote after the free in-home measure, with no obligation to move forward.
How long does the project take?
After the measure, your glass is fabricated to fit and then installed on a scheduled day. We will give you a realistic timeline for your specific enclosure when we quote it.
Do you install, or only supply the glass?
We do both, as one service. The same family measures, fabricates in-house, and installs, so you are never left to coordinate the glass and the install separately.
Do you come this far north?
Yes. Washington Township is a short drive north of the Sterling Heights showroom, and we measure, build and install throughout the township.
Does new construction still need a custom measure?
It does. Walls sit a little out of plumb even in brand new homes, so we take the real numbers before anything is cut.
We are on well water. Does that change anything?
It can be harder on glass and hardware than city water. Mention it at the measure so we can talk through easy-clean coatings and finishes that hold up.
Can a heavy framed unit be replaced with frameless?
In most cases yes. If the opening and substrate support it, a builder-grade framed enclosure can come back as a frameless panel and door in the same space.
Do you go out past 26 Mile?
Yes, across the township including the newer subdivisions to the north. It is a short drive from the Sterling Heights showroom.
Is frosted glass a good idea in a shared bathroom?
It is a common choice where a shower is visible from a doorway or a shared vanity area. It also hides water spotting better than clear glass, which some households appreciate more than the look itself.
Ready When You Are
Book a free in-home measure and we will bring the glass and finish options to you.