Mr-Glass Construction in Broadmoor, CA

Mr-Glass Construction in Broadmoor, CA | Workshop Contractors

We install, repair, and re-template Mr-Glass shower and bath enclosures across Broadmoor, and the one thing that separates our work here from everywhere else is how we handle the county permit layer. Broadmoor is unincorporated San Mateo County, not Daly City, so a shower footprint change pulls a county permit, and the tiny post-war lots usually drag setback review into the conversation before anyone orders glass. If you own a 1940s or 1950s tract home in Broadmoor and your Mr-Glass enclosure is sagging, binding, or leaking, call us at (844) 384-3361 for a free estimate. We’re an independent Mr-Glass service provider, not manufacturer-affiliated or authorized, and we’ve spent years fitting this product into the specific wall conditions Broadmoor throws at it. Mr-Glass sales & service work here is about the alcove, not the showroom.

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Why Broadmoor Residents Choose Us for Mr-Glass Service

Noel Figueroa grew up around tradesmen who framed houses by hand and taught him what square actually means when the wall has moved forty years. That matters in Broadmoor, where the original tract baths were framed fast in the 1940s and 1950s and have settled into their own geometry since. We template Mr-Glass enclosures off the finished curb and jambs, not the original framing, because those two stopped agreeing decades ago.

We spec OEM Mr-Glass hinges, pivots, and sweeps where the frame profile allows it, and we keep stainless aftermarket hardware on hand for the discontinued stuff. We re-seal the curb, correct plumb, and replace the hardware that fog-belt moisture has corroded before we ever suggest a full door swap. If the frame and glass are sound, you get a repair, not a replacement pitch. That’s the Broadmoor service area standard we work to: fix what’s failing, don’t manufacture a bigger job.

Common Mr-Glass Construction Problems We Solve in Broadmoor

• Corroded hinges and pivots from fog-belt moisture. Broadmoor sits in the Pacific fog belt, so steel hardware on your Mr-Glass door stays damp most of the year. Hinges pit, pivots seize, and the door starts to drag or hang off-plumb. We swap the hardware and re-hang the panel before the glass edge chips.
• Binding panels in out-of-square original alcoves. Those 1940s and 1950s Broadmoor tract walls have moved. When the opening is racked even a quarter inch, a Mr-Glass pivot no longer holds plumb and the door binds at the jamb. We shim the pivots and re-template the opening rather than force a stock panel into a wall that’s no longer straight.
• Mildew and water wicking at the curb and track. Persistent coastal damp drives mildew into silicone joints and along the bottom track. Old caulk hairlines let water wick into the curb and into the subfloor behind it. We strip the old sealant, treat the joint, and re-caulk so the sweep actually seats and the curb stays dry.
• Chipped tempered edges from prior forced installs. Narrow original Broadmoor alcoves were often fit with the wrong stock size. A previous owner f