If you are already tearing out a 1960s vanity, the mirror above it is probably the next thing to go. Builder-grade mirrors from that era were often glued straight to the drywall, and they almost never match the width of a modern vanity.

We cut mirrors to whatever size the new vanity actually is. When the schedule lines up, we hang the mirror the same day we set the shower enclosure, so you are not booking two separate visits.

Ask anyone who has remodeled a bathroom near 159th Street and they will tell you the same thing. The tub alcove is never quite square.

Sixty-plus years of settling does that. Studs shift. Tile gets added over old tile. The opening ends up wider at the ceiling than at the floor by a quarter inch, sometimes more. Glass has zero tolerance for that. It cannot flex to meet a wall that leans.

Our fix is not complicated, it just takes doing. We template the opening before fabrication, mark where the walls run out of plumb, and cut the panels to the room as it exists today. Then one crew handles the install. If a hinge needs a turn six months later, you are calling the people who put it in.

Plenty of calls we get in Oak Forest are not replacements at all. A sliding door that jumped its track. A sweep that dried out and now lets water onto the tile. A hinge that loosened and pulled the door out of square.

Those are fixable, and they cost a fraction of a new enclosure. We repair frameless, semi-frameless, and sliding units across Oak Forest, including track and roller work, seal and sweep swaps, hardware replacement, and cut-to-size glass when one panel broke and the rest is fine.

We will also tell you when a repair is throwing money at a lost cause. If the frame is corroded through or the anchoring has pulled out of the wall, patching it buys you a few months. You deserve to hear that before you pay for it.

Custom shower doors start at $999. Three things move that number: how thick the glass is, what hardware you pick, and how complicated the opening is. A straight semi-frameless door across a standard tub alcove sits at the low end, which covers a large share of Oak Forest bathrooms. Frameless costs more because the glass is heavier and the hardware carries more weight. Neo-angle corners, steam enclosures, and full walk-in builds cost more still. You get one firm number after we measure, and that number holds.

Call us and we set up a free visit to your Oak Forest home. We look at the bathroom, take real measurements, and talk through what fits the space. If a sliding door is the smarter call because your vanity crowds the tub, we say so, even though a frameless swing door would cost you more.

After you approve the quote, your glass goes into fabrication at your measurements. We call to schedule install once it is ready. Most standard enclosures are in and sealed within a few hours. We haul out the old door, clean up, and walk the finished shower with you before we go.