Full Door Inspection
We check the track, rollers, hinges, seals, sweep, glass, and frame. We also look at the caulk line and the pan for leaks the door may be causing or hiding. You get a clear report on what is worn and what can wait.
When your shower door sticks, leaks, or shatters, shower door repair and replacement pocatello ID homeowners trust gets it working again. We handle sliding door repair, glass replacement, and full enclosure swaps for houses and rentals across Bannock County. If water is pooling on your floor or the door will not latch, we can look at it today.

Shower door repair and replacement pocatello ID is the trade of diagnosing and fixing the moving parts, seals, and glass panels that make a shower enclosure work. That means realigning sliding tracks, swapping worn rollers, replacing cracked glass, and re-caulking the frame so water stays inside the pan. We also replace whole units when the frame is rusted through or the glass is no longer safe. Most jobs come down to a handful of parts: rollers, hinges, seals, and the glass itself.
Pocatello homes take a beating from hard water and cold snaps. Mineral buildup eats rollers and tracks, and winter temperature swings stress the glass and the caulk line. We see a lot of shower door not closing repair pocatello ID calls in older homes near Old Town and the University Area, where original enclosures have been sliding on the same worn rollers for decades. If your door drags, pops off the track, or leaks at the corner, that is usually a repair, not a full replacement.
Every shower door repair and replacement job includes the diagnostic work, the parts, the labor, and a water test before we leave. We tell you upfront if something falls outside a standard repair, like a rusted frame that needs a full replacement or a pan that is also leaking.
We check the track, rollers, hinges, seals, sweep, glass, and frame. We also look at the caulk line and the pan for leaks the door may be causing or hiding. You get a clear report on what is worn and what can wait.
Worn rollers and sagging hinges are the most common reason a door drags or will not close. We replace them with manufacturer-spec parts for your brand, then adjust the door so it hangs square and slides smooth.
Cracked or chipped glass gets measured and replaced with tempered glass cut to fit your frame. We handle the removal safely and dispose of the old panel, then set the new one with fresh seals.
The bottom sweep and the caulk line are where most door leaks start. We replace the sweep, cut out failed caulk, and re-seal the frame with silicone made for wet areas. That is what keeps water in the pan.
Before we leave, we run the shower and watch every seam and corner for drips. If anything weeps, we fix it on the spot. We wipe down the glass, haul away the old parts, and leave the bathroom clean.
You describe what the door is doing: dragging, leaking, cracked, or off the track. We ask a few questions about the brand and age of the enclosure. Kohler, Moen, Delta, and DreamLine units all have known failure points, so that tells us what parts to load on the truck. Most calls take five minutes.
We arrive with a level, measuring tape, and a screwdriver set, then check the track, rollers, hinges, seals, and glass for cracks or chips. We also look at the caulk line and the shower pan for hidden leaks. You get a straight answer on repair versus replacement, usually within 20 minutes of arrival.
We quote the job before we start. A roller and seal replacement runs far less than a new enclosure, and we tell you which one you actually need. If the frame is rusted or the glass is compromised, we price a replacement. You decide on the spot, no pressure and no follow-up sales call.
For repairs, we pull the door, swap rollers or hinges, realign the track, and install new seals and sweep. For replacements, we remove the old unit, check the opening for square, and set the new enclosure with fresh silicone caulk. Most repairs take two to four hours; a full replacement runs four to six.
We run the shower for several minutes and watch every seam, corner, and the bottom sweep for drips. If anything weeps, we fix it before we pack up. We wipe down the glass, haul away the old door and packaging, and leave the bathroom as clean as we found it.
You describe what the door is doing: dragging, leaking, cracked, or off the track. We ask a few questions about the brand and age of the enclosure. Kohler, Moen, Delta, and DreamLine units all have known failure points, so that tells us what parts to load on the truck. Most calls take five minutes.
We use a caulking gun to lay a clean, even bead of silicone along the frame and corners. A steady bead is what keeps water from finding a path behind the door.
A level tells us if the track and door are square. The tape gives us the exact glass and opening measurements we need to order a panel that fits without gaps.
We use a drill and screwdriver set to remove and reinstall hinges, rollers, and frame hardware without stripping the screws or damaging the finish.
Pliers handle stubborn roller pins and hinge hardware. A drain wrench comes out when we check the shower drain while the door is off, so we catch a slow drain before it backs up.
We use silicone caulk made for wet areas on every door frame. It flexes with temperature changes instead of cracking, which is why it outlasts standard caulk in a shower.

A 1990s sliding door in Old Town Pocatello had been grinding for two years and finally jumped the track. The rollers were flat, the track was bent, and water was leaking at the bottom corner onto the floor.
After: We replaced the rollers, straightened the track, installed a new bottom sweep, and re-caulked the frame. The door now slides with one finger, and a full water test showed no leaks. The job took three hours.
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A frameless door in Highland had a star crack near the hinge from a dropped shampoo bottle. The frame and hinges were still solid, but the glass was a shatter risk and the door would not close flush.
After: We measured the opening, ordered tempered glass cut to spec, and replaced the panel in one visit. The new glass seals tight against the hinge and the door closes flush. The customer saved the cost of a full enclosure.
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A rental near Idaho State had a rusted frame and a door that would not latch. The landlord needed it fixed fast between tenants, and the old unit was past repair.
After: We removed the old enclosure, checked the opening for square, and installed a new sliding door with fresh silicone. The unit was ready to show the next day, and the new door seals correctly.
Book this service →Most shower door calls fall into a few categories. Here are the ones we see most in Pocatello, what happens if you ignore them, and how we handle each one.
Ask a pro →We check the rollers, hinges, and track alignment. Most of the time the door has dropped or the track is bent. We replace the worn parts, realign the track, and adjust the door so it closes flush and latches every time.
We replace the bottom sweep, cut out the failed caulk, and re-seal the frame and corners with silicone. Then we run the shower and watch the corner to confirm the leak is gone before we pack up.
We measure the opening, order tempered glass cut to fit your frame, and replace the panel. If the frame is also compromised, we price a full enclosure replacement so you can compare the two options.
We replace the glass panel with new tempered glass and can add a protective coating to slow future buildup. If the frame is still solid, this is a same-visit fix once the panel is on hand.
$150 - $1,800 depending on scope
Typical 2026 pricing in Pocatello runs $150 to $450 for most repairs and $600 to $1,800 for a full door replacement, depending on size and glass type. A roller and seal replacement sits at the low end. Cracked glass replacement depends on the panel size and whether it is tempered or frameless. We quote the job before we start, so you know the number before we pick up a tool. Affordable shower door repair pocatello Idaho means correct parts and flat-rate labor, not cheap shortcuts.
You get manufacturer-spec parts, a licensed contractor, and a water test before we leave. A repair that costs a few hundred dollars protects a tile job and a subfloor that cost thousands, which is why fixing the door early is the cheaper path.
A repair using new rollers, hinges, or seals costs far less than a new enclosure. If the frame is rusted or the glass is compromised, replacement is the safer call. We price both when it is close.
Get a quote ↗Tempered glass cut to fit a standard frame is the most common replacement. Frameless and custom panels cost more because the glass is thicker and the hardware is more precise. Size drives the material cost.
Get a quote ↗Common brands like Kohler, Moen, Delta, and DreamLine have parts we stock or can order fast. Older or discontinued enclosures may need compatible parts or a full swap, which changes the price.
Get a quote ↗A straight, solid frame means a simple repair. A bent or rusted frame means the door will not seal no matter how many parts we replace, so replacement becomes the honest recommendation.
Get a quote ↗Most shower door repairs in Pocatello run $150 to $450 in 2026, depending on parts and labor. A roller and seal replacement sits at the low end. Cracked glass replacement or a full track rebuild pushes toward the top. We quote the job before we start, so you know the number before any work begins. Replacement enclosures start higher and depend on size and glass type.
Yes, in most cases. If the frame, rollers, and hinges are still solid, we measure the opening and order a single tempered glass panel cut to fit. That saves you the cost of a whole new enclosure. We check the frame for rust or bending first, because new glass in a warped frame will leak. Most glass swaps are done in one visit after the panel arrives.
A full shower door replacement in Pocatello takes four to six hours for a standard enclosure. That includes removing the old unit, checking the opening for square, setting the new door, and sealing it with silicone caulk. Frameless and custom glass units can run longer if the opening needs adjustment. We schedule the whole job in one day whenever the parts are on hand.
We do. ShowerPro Installation repairs and replaces shower doors across Pocatello, Chubbuck, and the surrounding Bannock County area. We handle sliding doors, pivot doors, and frameless enclosures from Kohler, Moen, Delta, DreamLine, and Vigo. Call us with the brand and the problem, and we will tell you whether it is a repair or a replacement. Most calls get a same-day or next-day visit.
We are a licensed, insured shower and bath contractor serving Pocatello, ID. Call with your door problem and we will tell you what it needs and what it costs. Same-day and next-day visits are available for most repairs.
Book a Repair +19863369120 →Call us at +1 986-336-9120 or email info@showerproinstallation.com and we'll set up a free on-site measure. We answer the phone Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 18:00, and we return every message the same business day. For a leaking shower or a valve that's spraying, call any time - we run emergency call-outs 24/7.