Shower doors, built for Mount Clemens.
Custom frameless, sliding and swing glass enclosures measured, fabricated and installed by the same family. Our showroom sits minutes away on Van Dyke Ave.
A short drive from your bathroom to our bench.
Mount Clemens is right in our backyard. From our Sterling Heights showroom on Van Dyke Ave, we're a quick run up to the heart of Macomb County, so a free measure or a showroom visit never turns into a project of its own.
We do the whole job under one roof. The same family that measures your opening also cuts the glass and installs it, with no sub-contracted glass shop, no middleman, no guessing who shows up at your door.
One full bath, and it does everything.
Mount Clemens is the seat of Macomb County, and the houses here wear their age honestly. The blocks around downtown hold genuinely old housing, built when a bathroom was meant to be small and efficient rather than a room you linger in. Most have been updated at least once, but the footprint they started with is usually the one you are still working with.
In house after house the hall bath is the only full bath, so its tub does everything: kids at night, a fast shower before work, the guest who stays over. That one opening carries the whole house, which is why an upgrade there lands harder than anywhere else in the place.
What sits in front of that tub is usually a curtain on a rod, or the framed enclosure that came with the house. The walls behind it are the part that matters. Many homes near downtown have shifted a little over the decades, so a stud leans, the tile runs wider at the top than at the bottom, and the tub deck is not dead level end to end. We read the opening at several heights before anybody talks about glass.
- Genuinely old housing, especially on the blocks near downtown
- A single hall bath serving the entire house
- An alcove tub handling both bathing and showering
- Walls that have settled off plumb and out of square
- Curtains and original framed enclosures still in place
Three ways to enclose your shower.
Frameless
Clean 3/8" tempered panels with minimal hardware. The look most Mount Clemens remodels are after: all glass, all light.
Sliding / barn
Smooth-rolling glass on a track. Great for tubs and tighter bathrooms where a swinging panel would crowd the room.
Swing / hinged
A solid hinged door with the heft and seal of a true custom enclosure. Pick your finish, pick your glass, we handle the fit.
Mount Clemens at a glance.
Cut to your walls, not a catalog.
Older Mount Clemens homes rarely have a perfectly square opening, and that's exactly where a real custom enclosure earns its keep. We template the actual space and build the glass to it.
- Free, no-pressure in-home measure
- 3/8" tempered glass, every panel
- Clear, low-iron, frosted or rain textures
- Matte black, gold, chrome or nickel hardware
- Fabricated in-house, no outside glass shop
- Installed by the family that built it
Old walls narrow the list quickly.
Start with the opening you actually have. If the hall bath tub is also the shower, the answer is glass made for a tub opening, and bathtub shower doors in Mount Clemens mount to the tub that is already there and seal against the wall. Where the room is tight and a swinging panel would clip the vanity or the toilet, sliding shower doors ride a track and stay out of floor space you cannot spare.
In a walk-in stall the question becomes how much metal you want in the room. Frameless shower doors keep the light moving through a bathroom that was never large to begin with, which is the reason homeowners here ask for them by name. Semi-frameless shower doors hold a slim edge frame and sit more comfortably in an older house. A single panel on a curbed stall with room to swing is where hinged shower doors belong.
Not every bathroom here is a plain rectangle. A corner stall, a neo-angle, a knee wall left from an earlier remodel, all of that is where a custom glass shower enclosure gets built to what is really there instead of to what a stock size assumes. If the glass in place has run its course, shower door replacement is measured to the opening the room already has, and glass shower door installation is the last piece into a finished bathroom and the first thing anyone notices.
Decades of daily use leave marks.
An old enclosure in Mount Clemens tends to go out in stages. The vinyl sweep along the bottom stiffens and stops sealing, so water starts finding the floor. The bottom track fills with grit and soap and never really comes clean again. Rollers wear down and the door drags or jumps off line. On a framed unit the metal pits and streaks where water has been sitting against it, and hard water hazes the glass until washing it stops making any difference.
None of that means the room has to come apart. We build to the opening rather than to a stock size, so the tub, the tile and the curb stay exactly where they are, and the new glass is cut for walls that lean the way yours actually lean. Plumbing, tile, waterproofing and demolition belong to other trades. Our part is the measure, the fabrication, the install, and hauling the old enclosure out of your house. In a bath this old, it is the largest change you can make without turning the room into a remodel.
Van Dyke to the county seat and back.
We cover Mount Clemens from the Sterling Heights showroom at 42624 Van Dyke Ave, a short drive from downtown. There is no office up in the county seat and no need for one: the measure happens in your bathroom and the glass is cut on our bench.
A free in-home measure anywhere in Mount Clemens is a short run for us, the same family comes back with the finished panels, and questions in between get answered by the people who took the numbers. To see clear, low-iron, frosted and rain glass side by side first, the showroom is open Mon to Fri 9 to 5 and Sat 10 to 2. Call (586) 315-8900 or text (586) 800-9481.
Around Mount Clemens.
Mount Clemens 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 Clinton Township, Harrison Township, Chesterfield Township and Macomb Township.
Everything runs out of one showroom, which is the point: the same family measures in Mount Clemens, 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 Mount Clemens, MI?
Yes. Mount Clemens is well within our Macomb County service area, and our showroom on Van Dyke Ave in Sterling Heights is a short drive away. Call (586) 315-8900 to set up a free measure.
Who actually installs my shower door?
The same family that measures and fabricates it. We don't sub-contract the glass work, so the people who build your enclosure are the ones who install it.
What glass and finishes can I choose?
All our enclosures use 3/8" tempered glass: clear, low-iron ultra-clear, satin frosted or rain-textured. Hardware comes in matte black, brushed gold, polished chrome and brushed nickel.
Can I see options before I decide?
Absolutely. Stop by the Van Dyke Ave showroom to compare glass, finishes and hardware in person, or we'll bring the details to your free in-home measure.
Our house is old and nothing in the bathroom is square. Is that a problem?
It is the normal condition around here, not a problem. Homes near downtown Mount Clemens have settled over the decades, so we read the opening at several heights, check how the walls lean, and see how level the tub or curb sits. The glass is cut and the hardware set to those numbers, not to a catalog size.
The hall tub is the only shower in the house. What are our options?
Glass built for a tub opening. It mounts to the tub you already have and seals to the wall, either as bypass panels on a track or as a single panel where the layout allows it. Nothing about the tub or the plumbing changes, and the room stops living behind a curtain.
How far is your showroom from downtown Mount Clemens?
A short drive. We are at 42624 Van Dyke Ave in Sterling Heights, and Mount Clemens sits well inside the Macomb County area we cover. Come see glass and hardware in person Mon to Fri 9 to 5 or Sat 10 to 2, or we can bring the samples along to your free in-home measure.
Does clear glass make a small old bathroom feel better or worse?
Better, nearly every time. A curtain or a heavy framed unit cuts the room in half visually. Clear 3/8 inch tempered glass lets you see the tile and the full width of the floor, so the bath reads as one room instead of two compartments. Frosted or rain glass is there if you want privacy without giving all of that back.
Hard water has hazed our glass. Can we get ahead of that on the new door?
Ask about an easy-clean coating when we measure. It helps the surface shed water so minerals rinse away instead of building into a film. A squeegee after showers handles most of the rest. On 3/8 inch tempered glass with no bottom track to trap soap, there is far less to scrub in the first place.
Do we have to decide on glass and hardware before you come out?
No. The measure comes first and there is no pressure attached to it. We look at the opening, talk through clear, low-iron, frosted and rain glass, and go over the hardware finishes we stock and how you want the door to open. You decide afterward, with real numbers in front of you.
Get your free shower-door quote.
Tell us about your opening and we'll measure, build and install it. No pressure, no sub-contracted glass.