Shower Door Installation Georgetown TX Built to Last
Frameless glass and replacement doors installed clean, level, and leak-free
Shower Door Installation Georgetown TX homeowners can count on starts with a proper measurement, a level track, and silicone that actually seals. We hang frameless glass, semi-frameless, and framed doors for showers of every shape, and we handle shower door replacement in Georgetown Texas when an old door has stopped closing right. Most jobs are done in a single visit.
Shower Door Installation Georgetown TX Done Right
Shower Door Installation Georgetown TX is the measured, leveled, and sealed hanging of a shower enclosure door, panel, and hardware onto an existing or newly tiled shower opening. We check the opening for plumb and square, set the track or hinges, drill glass or frame exactly once, and finish with a bead of silicone caulk at every seam. Doors come in framed, semi-frameless, and frameless glass, and the right pick depends on your tile, your curb, and how much water you want to keep off the floor.
Most Georgetown calls we take fall into two buckets: a new shower that needs a door, or an old door that has started to sag, rust, or leak. In Sun City Georgetown and Berry Creek, we see a lot of original 1990s and 2000s framed doors with corroded tracks and cloudy glass. If you have been searching for shower door installation near me Georgetown, the fix is usually a same-week measurement and a single install day.
Why Georgetown Homeowners Upgrade Their Shower Doors
A new door is one of the cheapest ways to change how a bathroom looks and how it works. Here is what you actually get when we install.
Stop the Floor Leak
A door that does not seal pushes water onto the bathroom floor every shower. We set the sweep and the silicone so water stays inside the curb, which protects your flooring, your subfloor, and the ceiling below. Most drip complaints are gone after one visit.
Easier Cleaning
Frameless glass shower door installation Georgetown gives you fewer seams, no metal track to scrub, and no channel where mildew hides. A squeegee after each shower keeps the glass clear for years, and there is no grout line to bleach.
More Light, Bigger Feel
Clear glass opens up a small bathroom. In Downtown Georgetown and Old Town Georgetown homes, where bathrooms often run 5 by 8 feet, swapping a frosted or textured door for clear glass adds visible space without moving a single wall.
Modern Look, Real Value
A clean frameless or semi-frameless door reads as an upgrade to buyers and appraisers. It pairs well with the quartz countertop and porcelain tile we install on other jobs, and it makes a 15-year-old shower look like it was remodeled last year.
How Our Shower Door Installation Process Works
Five steps, one measurement visit, one install day. Here is exactly what happens from your first call to the final walkthrough.
Measure and Quote
We come out, measure the opening at the top, middle, and bottom, check the curb for level, and confirm the wall tile is flat. You get a written price the same day. Measurement takes about 20 minutes, and we bring samples of framed, semi-frameless, and frameless glass so you can see the difference in person.
Pick the Door
We walk you through glass thickness, hinge style, handle, and finish. Kohler, Moen, and Delta hardware all hold up well in Georgetown humidity, and we will tell you which one fits your opening without custom drilling. Most homeowners pick in under 30 minutes once they see the options side by side.
Order and Prep
Glass is cut to your exact opening, which takes 5 to 10 business days for most sizes. While we wait, we confirm the shower pan is sound, the tile is fully cured, and the curb is not cracked. If the opening needs a small tile repair first, we handle that before the door arrives.
Install Day
Install runs 2 to 4 hours for a standard door and 4 to 6 hours for a frameless setup with two panels. We protect the floor, set the track or hinges with a level, drill the glass once, and seal every seam with silicone caulk. You get a working door the same day.
Test and Walkthrough
We run the shower for 10 minutes and check for drips at the curb, the hinges, and the sweep. You get a short lesson on the door, the cleaning products to avoid, and how to keep the track dry. If anything shifts in the first year, we come back and fix it.
Why Choose Our Shower Door Installation Georgetown TX Team
We are a local bathroom crew, not a glass shop that subcontracts. The same people who measure your opening install your door and come back if anything needs adjusting.
One Crew, Start to Finish
The person who measures your shower is on the install. No handoff to a third-party glass company, no surprise fees on install day. That is why our doors fit the first time and why we rarely need a second visit.
13 Years in Williamson County
We have been working in Georgetown since 2013. We know which neighborhoods have 8-foot ceilings and which have 9, which curbs are poured concrete and which are framed, and how the local humidity affects hardware finishes over time.
Upfront Pricing, No Surprises
You get a written price before we order glass. If the opening needs a small tile repair or a new curb cap, we tell you that day and price it in. Shower door installation services Georgetown TX homeowners recommend start with a number you can trust.
1-Year Workmanship Warranty
Every door we hang carries a 1-year workmanship warranty. If a hinge loosens, a sweep pulls away, or a seal starts weeping, we come back and fix it. Call 512 325 0295 and we will get you on the schedule.
What Our Shower Door Installation Includes
Every job includes measurement, hardware, glass, install, sealing, and a test run. If the opening needs a small tile or curb repair first, we price that in before we order anything, so there is no surprise on install day.
What's Included
On-Site Measurement
We measure the opening at three heights, check the curb for level, and confirm the wall tile is flat. This is the step that decides whether your door fits the first time. It takes about 20 minutes and it is free with the job.
Glass and Hardware
We supply the door, hinges, handle, and sweep. Options include Kohler, Moen, and Delta hardware in chrome, brushed nickel, and matte black. Glass comes in 3/16-inch framed, 1/4-inch semi-frameless, and 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch frameless.
Level Install and Sealing
We set the track or hinges with a level, drill the glass once, and run a clean bead of silicone caulk at every seam. No gaps at the curb, no gaps at the wall, and no caulk smeared on your tile.
Leak Test and Cleanup
We run the shower for 10 minutes and check the curb, hinges, and sweep for drips. Then we clean up the work area, haul away the old door if you want, and walk you through the door before we leave.
1-Year Workmanship Warranty
If a hinge loosens, a seal pulls away, or the door stops closing right within the first year, we come back and fix it at no charge. That covers our labor and the install, not just the parts.
Shower Door Problems We Fix in Georgetown
Most of our calls start with one of these four complaints. Each one has a fix, and most are handled in a single visit.
Water leaking onto the bathroom floor after every shower
Constant moisture on the floor warps baseboards, stains grout, and eventually reaches the subfloor or the ceiling below. Left alone, it becomes a mold and mildew problem that costs far more than a new door.
We replace the door and reset the sweep and bottom seal so water stays inside the curb. We also check the curb for cracks and reseal it if needed. Most drip complaints are gone the same day.
Rusted track and cloudy glass on an older framed door
A corroded track will not let the door slide smoothly, and cloudy glass cannot be cleaned back to clear. It makes the whole bathroom look tired even when the tile is in good shape.
We swap the framed unit for a semi-frameless or frameless door with no track to rust. The new glass is clear, the hardware is corrosion-resistant, and the shower looks remodeled without touching the tile.
Door will not close or has dropped off its hinges
A sagging door leaves a gap at the top or bottom, which means water escapes and the door eventually falls. It is also a safety issue if the glass is loose in the frame.
We inspect the hinges and the wall anchors, replace any that have pulled, and rehang the door so it closes flush. If the glass itself is cracked or chipped, we order a replacement panel and install it.
Mold and mildew in the track and along the caulk line
Mildew in the track is hard to kill and comes back within weeks. It also signals that moisture is sitting where it should not, which shortens the life of the surrounding tile and grout.
We remove the old door, clean and treat the track area, and install a new door with fewer seams. If the exhaust fan is not removing steam, we can add or upgrade a Broan or Panasonic fan at the same time.
When Georgetown Homeowners Call Us for a New Door
A 1998 home in Chandler Creek still has the original framed shower door with a rusted track and a broken latch.
We measure the opening, recommend a semi-frameless door that fits the existing tile, and install it in about 3 hours. The old door is hauled away and the new one is sealed and tested before we leave.
The shower looks 20 years newer, the door slides smoothly, and there is no more rust stain on the curb.
A homeowner in Cimarron Hills is finishing a full bathroom remodel and needs a frameless glass door to match new porcelain tile.
We coordinate with the tile crew so the door is measured after the tile is set and cured. Glass is cut to the exact opening, and we install with 3/8-inch frameless panels and matte black hardware.
A clean, trackless enclosure that matches the new tile and adds visible space to the room.
A rental property near Downtown Georgetown has a door that will not close and tenants are complaining about water on the floor.
We replace the door with a durable framed slider, reseal the curb, and check the drain for slow flow. The whole job is done in one visit so the unit is only out of service for a few hours.
Tenants stop calling about the floor, and the owner avoids a water damage claim on the unit below.
A Sun City Georgetown homeowner wants a lower curb and a door that is easier to step over after a knee replacement.
We install a door with a low-profile track and a wider clear opening, and we check the grab bar placement so the door does not block it. If the curb is too high, we quote a curb reduction as a separate step.
A safer shower entry with a door that opens easily and clears the grab bars.
Tools and Methods We Use on Every Door
Tools & Equipment
Laser Level and 4-Foot Spirit Level
We set the track and hinges dead level so the door swings on its own and closes flush. A door hung even 1/8 inch out of level will drift open and wear the hinges.
Stud Finder and Moisture Meter
We locate the framing behind the wall before we drill, and we check the surrounding drywall and greenboard for moisture. If there is a hidden leak, we find it before we cover it with a new door.
Oscillating Multi-Tool
Used to trim the curb cap, notch tile, or clean up old caulk and grout without cracking the surrounding tile. It is the tool that keeps a small job from turning into a tile repair.
Caulking Gun with Silicone Caulk
We run a clean, even bead of silicone caulk at every seam. Silicone, not grout, is what actually stops water at the curb and the wall. We use a gun with a fresh tip on every job.
Hole Saw and Diamond Drill Bits
For drilling glass and tile without chips or cracks. We measure twice, mark once, and drill with a guide so the hole lands exactly where the hardware needs it.
Pipe Wrench and PEX Crimp Tool
If we need to move a shower valve or replace a leaking faucet while the wall is open, we handle the PEX piping and the PVC drain pipe connections on the same visit.
Methods
TCNA Waterproofing Standards
We follow Tile Council of North America guidelines for the shower pan, curb, and wall behind the tile. That means cement backer board, a waterproofing membrane, and a properly sloped pan. A door hung on a shower that was not waterproofed will leak no matter how good the glass is.
IRC and IBC Compliance
We build and install to International Residential Code and International Building Code standards for bathroom construction. That covers the shower pan slope, the curb height, and the clear opening on the door. It also keeps the work insurable and inspection-ready.
ADA Compliance for Accessible Showers
For accessible remodels we size the door opening and the hardware to ADA compliance so a walker or wheelchair can pass through. That means a wider clear opening, lighter door action, and grab bars placed so the door does not block them.
EPA Lead-Safe Practices
On homes built before 1978, we follow EPA Lead-Safe Certification rules for disturbing painted surfaces. That means containment, proper cleanup, and safe disposal. It matters on older homes near the Square and in Old Town Georgetown.
How Shower Door Installation Runs in Georgetown
Georgetown sits in Williamson County, and the local building stock splits roughly in two: older homes near the Square and Old Town with smaller bathrooms and original tile, and newer builds out toward Wolf Ranch, Berry Creek, and Teravista with larger showers and modern plumbing. The humidity here runs high most of the year, which is hard on metal tracks and cheap hardware. That is why we push frameless and semi-frameless doors on most jobs, and why we check the exhaust fan on every install. If your fan is not removing steam, the glass will fog and the hinges will corrode no matter what door we hang. We also see a lot of showers with cracked tile or a soft curb, and we fix that before the door goes on. For homeowners searching for affordable shower door installation Georgetown TX, the honest answer is that a semi-frameless door on a sound shower is the best value. We cover 78633, 78626, 78628, and 78627 and we are usually in Sun City Georgetown or Berry Creek at least once a week.
Service Areas
Many homes here have original 1990s framed doors with corroded tracks. We replace them with low-curb, easy-open doors that work well for residents who want a safer step-in.
Newer builds with larger showers and modern tile. Frameless glass is the common pick here, and we often coordinate with the tile crew on new construction timelines.
A mix of 2000s homes with semi-frameless doors that are now due for replacement. We see a lot of worn sweeps and cloudy glass on this side of town.
Smaller bathrooms and older plumbing. We check for lead paint and often need to trim or shim the opening before the door will sit flat.
Larger custom bathrooms with high-end finishes. We install 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch frameless glass with matte black or brushed nickel hardware to match the room.
Local Considerations
High year-round humidity in Central Texas
Metal tracks rust faster and cheap hardware pits within a few years. We recommend frameless or semi-frameless doors with corrosion-resistant finishes, and we check the exhaust fan on every job.
Older homes with out-of-square shower openings
A door cut for a square opening will not fit a wall that is 1/4 inch out of plumb. We measure at three heights and order glass to the actual opening, not the nominal size.
Hard water and mineral buildup on glass
Georgetown water leaves spots that etch into glass over time. We recommend a squeegee after every shower and a glass treatment on frameless doors to slow the buildup.
New construction with uncured tile and grout
Setting a door on fresh tile can crack the grout and shift the curb. We wait for the tile to cure and the pan to be fully set before we drill or seal anything.
Framed Slider to Frameless in Berry Creek
A 2003 Berry Creek home had the original framed shower door. The track was rusted, the glass was permanently cloudy, and water had been leaking onto the floor for months. The curb had a hairline crack and the sweep was completely gone.
We replaced the door with a 3/8-inch frameless panel and swing door, resealed the curb, and installed a new sweep. The leak stopped the same day. The homeowner measured zero water on the floor after a week of normal showers.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Squeegee the glass after each shower and clean the hinges with a soft cloth once a month. Avoid abrasive cleaners, which scratch the glass coating.
A Sun City homeowner had a door that had dropped off its top hinge and would not close. The wall anchors had pulled loose and the door was resting on the curb. Water was escaping at the bottom on every shower.
We replaced the pulled anchors, rehung the door on new hinges, and adjusted the sweep. The door now closes flush with a 1/8-inch gap at the top. The shower has run leak-free for over a year.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Check the hinge screws every six months and tighten if needed. A drop of silicone spray on the hinges keeps them moving smoothly.
A 1960s Old Town home had a cast iron tub with a shower curtain. The homeowner wanted a walk-in shower with a glass door. The opening was out of square by 3/8 inch and the wall tile was original.
We removed the tub, built a new pan with a waterproofing membrane, tiled with porcelain tile, and installed a frameless door cut to the actual opening. The bathroom gained about 4 square feet of usable floor space.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Reseal the curb and wall seams every 12 to 18 months with silicone caulk. Keep the exhaust fan running for 15 minutes after each shower to control humidity.
How much does shower door installation cost in Georgetown TX?
Most jobs run $450 to $1,800 installed, with the average around $900. Framed sliders sit at the low end, semi-frameless in the middle, and frameless glass with two panels at the top. Glass thickness, hinge style, and finish drive the number more than size does. We quote the full job in writing before we order anything.
How long does shower door replacement take in Georgetown Texas?
Install day runs 2 to 4 hours for a standard framed or semi-frameless door, and 4 to 6 hours for a frameless setup. Add 5 to 10 business days for glass to be cut and delivered. If you are replacing a door with the same size opening, we can sometimes reuse the existing track and finish in under 2 hours.
What type of shower door is best for a Georgetown TX bathroom?
Frameless glass is best for most Georgetown bathrooms because it has no metal track to corrode in our humidity and no channel for mildew. Semi-frameless is a good middle option if you want a lower price and a bit more structure. Framed sliders still make sense in rentals and small showers where budget matters most.
Do I need a permit for shower door installation in Georgetown TX?
No. A shower door swap or new door on an existing shower does not require a permit in Georgetown. You only need a permit if the job involves moving plumbing, changing the drain, or altering the shower pan. We will tell you upfront if your project crosses that line, and we pull the permit if it does.
Licensed, Insured, and Local Since 2013
Certifications
Reviews
Measured on Tuesday, installed the following Wednesday. Frameless door in Wolf Ranch, sealed clean, tested with the shower running. No drips. They also pointed out that my exhaust fan was undersized and quoted a replacement. Fair price and no pressure.
We had water on the ceiling below the shower and thought it was a plumbing leak. It was the door sweep. They replaced the door, resealed the curb, and the stain stopped spreading. Showed up on time and cleaned up after themselves.
Old framed door in Sun City with a rusted track. They swapped it for a semi-frameless door in about three hours. My wife can open it easily, which was the main thing. Would use them again for the vanity next year.
Tile in my shower was slightly out of plumb and two other companies wanted to sell me a custom door at a big markup. These guys leveled it, fixed two tiles, and installed a standard door that fits perfectly. Saved me several hundred dollars.
Other Bathroom Services We Offer
Full Bathroom Remodeling
If your shower door is the last piece of a bigger update, we handle the whole room. Tile, vanity, lighting, and the door all get planned together so the finished bathroom looks intentional, not pieced together over three years.
Full Bathroom RemodelingBathroom Renovation
A renovation is the right time to move the shower door, change the opening size, or switch from a slider to a swing. We plan the door into the layout from day one so the glass arrives after the tile is cured and set.
Bathroom RenovationShower Remodeling
New tile, new pan, new door. We rebuild the shower with cement backer board and a waterproofing membrane, then hang the door on a curb that is level and square. That is the combination that keeps water where it belongs.
Shower RemodelingBathtub Remodeling
If you are keeping the tub, we can install a tub-and-shower door that fits the existing alcove. We check the tub apron and the wall tile first, because a door hung on a bowed wall will leak no matter how good the glass is.
Bathtub RemodelingWalk-In Tub Installation
Walk-in tubs often need a new door or a shower door nearby to keep the room usable. We install the tub, seal the surround, and make sure the shower door clears the tub frame and the grab bars.
Walk-In Tub InstallationTile Installation
The door only looks as good as the tile behind it. We set ceramic tile and porcelain tile with tile spacers and a grout float, then finish the edges so the door frame sits flush against a clean, flat surface.
Tile InstallationVanity Installation
A new vanity changes the whole bathroom, and we install it before the shower door goes in so the two do not fight for space. We set the vanity cabinet level, connect the PEX piping, and seal the top.
Vanity InstallationBathroom Flooring Installation
Water on the floor is the number one complaint we hear about old shower doors. We install flooring that stands up to splashes and slope it slightly toward the drain so a stray drip does not sit on the tile.
Bathroom Flooring InstallationBathroom Countertop Installation
We cut and set quartz countertop and granite countertop surfaces around your sink, then seal the backsplash. A new top plus a new shower door is the fastest way to make a 1990s bathroom look current.
Bathroom Countertop InstallationToilet Installation
A running toilet or a leaking faucet pulls attention away from a new shower door. We replace the toilet, set a new wax ring, and check the PVC drain pipe while we are already in the room.
Toilet InstallationSink Installation
We set the sink, connect the drain, and check for leaks before we leave. If you are upgrading the bathroom at the same time as the shower door, doing the sink first keeps the work area clear.
Sink InstallationFaucet Installation
A new faucet and a new shower door are the two upgrades people notice first. We install Kohler, Moen, and Delta faucets, check the supply lines, and make sure the handles move smoothly before we call the job done.
Faucet InstallationBathtub-to-Shower Conversion
Converting a tub to a shower means a new pan, new tile, and a new door. We handle all three, and we size the door to the new opening so you get a full-width glass panel instead of a narrow slider.
Bathtub-to-Shower ConversionAccessible Bathroom Remodeling
For ADA compliance we install curbless showers, grab bars, and doors that swing or slide with light pressure. We measure the clear opening so a walker or wheelchair can pass through without scraping the glass.
Accessible Bathroom RemodelingBathroom Cabinets and Storage
Extra storage keeps towels and bottles off the shower curb, which means less clutter and less chance of knocking the door off its track. We build and hang cabinets that fit the room without crowding the shower.
Bathroom Cabinets and StorageBathroom Ventilation and Exhaust Fan Installation
An exhaust fan not removing steam is the reason shower doors fog and hardware corrodes. We install Broan and Panasonic fans, run the exhaust fan duct outside, and size the fan to the room so the mirror clears in minutes.
Bathroom Ventilation and Exhaust Fan InstallationBathroom Waterproofing
We apply a waterproofing membrane behind the tile and seal the curb before the door goes on. That is what stops a slow shower leak from turning into water damage in the ceiling below your shower.
Bathroom WaterproofingBathroom Drywall and Painting
We patch and paint the walls around the shower after the door is set, using greenboard in wet areas. Fresh paint plus a new door is the cheapest way to make the whole bathroom look finished.
Bathroom Drywall and PaintingWhat Georgetown Homeowners Say
Real experiences from customers who chose our Shower Door Installation services
"Our old framed door had a rusted track and the glass was permanently cloudy. Georgetown Bath Remodel Pros measured on a Tuesday and installed a frameless door the following week. They leveled the curb, sealed every seam, and tested it with the shower running before they left. No drips on the floor since. The bathroom looks 20 years newer."
Karen M.
Homeowner, Sun City Georgetown
"We had water showing up on the ceiling below the shower and assumed it was a plumbing leak. Turned out the old door sweep was shot and water had been running down the curb for years. They replaced the door, resealed the curb, and the stain stopped spreading. Fair price, showed up when they said they would."
David R.
Homeowner, Berry Creek
"I wanted a frameless glass door but was worried about the tile being uneven. They checked the wall with a level, pointed out two spots that needed attention, and fixed them before ordering glass. Install took about four hours and the door swings perfectly. They cleaned up better than they found it."
Priya S.
Homeowner, Wolf Ranch
Get Your Shower Door Installation Georgetown TX Quote
Call 512 325 0295 and we will schedule a measurement this week. You get a written price, a real install date, and a 1-year workmanship warranty on every door we hang. Most Georgetown jobs are measured within 48 hours and installed within two weeks.