™Shower Doors in Washington, DC
Washington, DC is a mix of rowhouses, condos and newer apartment buildings, and bathrooms often reflect that: older rowhouse bathrooms tend to be compact with non-standard openings, while condo and newer-construction bathrooms are more likely to already be sized for a standard door.
A glass shower door has to be measured to the opening it goes into, which matters more in a city with as much older housing stock as DC. Send photos of your bathroom and its rough dimensions with your quote request so the door can be sized correctly from the start.
Door styles
- Frameless shower doors
- Semi-frameless shower doors
- Sliding and bypass shower doors
- Glass doors for tubs and tub-shower combos
- Shower door repair and replacement
Common questions in Washington, DC
Do rowhouse bathrooms in DC need a custom-sized door?
Often, yes. Older rowhouses were not built to a modern standard opening size, so doors are typically made to fit the exact measurements of your shower rather than off a shelf.
Do I need a permit to swap in a new shower door in DC?
A straightforward glass swap that does not move plumbing or walls typically does not need a permit, but requirements can vary. Check with DC's Department of Buildings if you are unsure.
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