Showercrafters has been installing and servicing shower doors and custom glass since 1985. We have the knowledge and experience to service any shower door by any manufacturer no matter the age or who it was installed by.
We also stock a large inventory of unique and hard to find parts for new and discontinued doors by almost every manufacturer. We specialize saving our customers money by locating hard to find and discontinued parts and hardware to repair your old shower doors.
Before you replace your shower doors with expensive new doors contact us to see if we can repair your current door with new hardware to make it look and work like new again.
What We Repair
Our service team works on shower doors from every manufacturer — no matter who made it, how old it is, or who installed it. Common repairs include:
Rollers and guides — sliding doors that grind, stick or jump the track.
Hinges and pivots — swing doors that sag, bind or won’t close square.
Seals and sweeps — the plastic strips that stop leaks at the door edges and bottom.
Handles, knobs and towel bars — replacements in current and discontinued finishes.
Track and frame hardware — including hard-to-find parts for doors that haven’t been made in decades.
We serve homeowners across Long Island — Nassau and Suffolk counties, Queens and the surrounding area — from our shop and parts desk in Lynbrook.
When Repair Isn’t Worth It
Our first instinct is always to repair — a new set of rollers or seals costs a fraction of a new door. But when glass is chipped or etched beyond cleaning, framing is corroded through, or parts for a discontinued unit no longer exist, we’ll tell you straight and quote a custom replacement shower door built to your existing opening — usually without disturbing the surrounding tile.
Shower Door Repair FAQs
Do you repair shower doors you didn’t install?
Yes — that’s most of what we do. We service shower doors from every manufacturer, regardless of age or installer, and stock a large inventory of new and discontinued parts.
Do you have parts for discontinued shower doors?
Finding discontinued and hard-to-find parts is our specialty. Bring the broken part, a photo, or your door’s measurements to our parts desk (Mon–Fri 9:00–2:30) and we’ll track down a match.
Should I repair or replace my shower door?
If the glass is intact and the frame is sound, new hardware usually restores a door to like-new working order for far less than replacement. If the glass or framing itself has failed, replacement is the better investment — we’ll give you an honest assessment either way.