August 10, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Timeless Shower Doors is issuing project-planning guidance for Southeast Michigan homeowners comparing shower glass door installers. The guidance identifies measurements, glass specifications, enclosure configuration, hardware, written scope, and permit responsibility as matters to address before a custom shower door is fabricated.
The announcement follows the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs’ May 2026 release of a Consumer Guide to Home Improvement Projects. LARA said the statewide guide is intended to help homeowners select qualified contractors, understand contracts, recognize warning signs, and navigate permitting. Although the guide covers home improvements broadly, those decisions also apply to bathroom projects involving made-to-order glass and installation work.
A custom shower enclosure begins with the completed opening rather than a standard product dimension. Timeless Shower Doors’ published process includes consultation, in-home measurement, installation, and final inspection.
Measurements can be affected by wall alignment, tile thickness, curb dimensions, ceiling height, benches, half walls, and other finished surfaces. Because glass is fabricated to recorded dimensions, homeowners should confirm when final measurements will occur and which parts of the bathroom must be completed beforehand.
Configuration is a separate decision. Swinging doors require appropriate operating clearance and suitable locations for hinges or support hardware. Sliding systems can address layouts where an outward door swing would conflict with a vanity, toilet, or entry path. Fixed panels may be incorporated into either type of enclosure. The selected arrangement should account for entry width, hardware placement, water direction, cleaning access, and how the enclosure relates to adjacent fixtures.
Safety glazing is another planning point. Michigan’s residential code classifies certain glazing in and around showers and other wet areas as a hazardous location. Shower-door projects commonly use tempered safety glass, but the applicable glass, labeling, attachment, and inspection requirements depend on the installation. Homeowners can ask the installer to identify the proposed glazing and should confirm permit or inspection requirements with the authority responsible for the property.
“The most useful project conversations happen before the glass is ordered,” said Brian Pecoraro, founder and CEO of Timeless Shower Doors. “The final dimensions, door movement, fixed-panel support, hardware locations, and surrounding tile conditions need to be understood together so the written project scope reflects the actual opening.”
Homeowners evaluating shower glass door installers can request a written description of the glass type and thickness, door style, fixed panels, hardware finish, handles, protective treatments, and related installation materials. The scope can also state whether removal and disposal of an existing enclosure are included, who will complete touch-up work outside the glass installation, how schedule changes are handled, and what warranty applies to parts and labor.
Permitting responsibility should not be assumed. The Village of Lake Orion provides residential building, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permit applications through its online system, while properties outside village limits may fall under another jurisdiction. Whether a particular shower-door installation requires a permit can depend on the surrounding remodel and local administration. The homeowner, remodeler, and installer should establish who will make that determination before work begins.
The company’s service information describes frameless swinging doors, sliding doors, fixed panels, custom enclosures, ultra-clear glass, glass protectants, and multiple hardware finishes. Its custom process is intended to align the enclosure with the completed dimensions and layout of each bathroom. Information about consultations and available configurations can be found through Timeless Shower Doors custom glass installation.
Timeless Shower Doors operates a Lake Orion location at 140 Engelwood Drive and serves surrounding Southeast Michigan communities. Brian and Rosa Pecoraro are identified by the company as owner-operators. The company also lists locations serving Royal Oak, Novi, and Mount Clemens, with separate surrounding service areas assigned to each location.
Homeowners comparing shower glass door installers can prepare by documenting the desired configuration, collecting photographs and measurements for an initial discussion, and identifying the contractor responsible for tile, waterproofing, plumbing, and related bathroom work. Final authorization should follow an on-site measurement and a written scope that records the selected glass, hardware, installation responsibilities, schedule, and warranty terms.
About Timeless Shower Doors Timeless Shower Doors is a family-owned custom glass company based in Lake Orion, Michigan. The company installs frameless, swinging, and sliding shower doors, custom shower enclosures, glass railings, wine enclosures, office partitions, and related glass systems across Southeast Michigan. Timeless Shower Doors is operated by Brian and Rosa Pecoraro and maintains locations serving Lake Orion, Royal Oak, Novi, and Mount Clemens.
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For more information about Timeless Shower Doors – Lake Orion, contact the company here:
Timeless Shower Doors – Lake Orion
Brian Pecoraro
(248) 221-5937
timelessshowers@gmail.com
140 Engelwood Dr # E, Lake Orion, MI 48362
