Shower Doors Standards
Coverage Summary
| Issue | Covered | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Door doesn't function per manufacturer specs | ✓ | Warranty period | Will repair |
| One-time adjustment | ✓ | 1 year | Courtesy adjustment for natural movement |
| Damage noted at orientation | ✓ | At closing | Must be on orientation form |
| Adjustments after first year | ✗ | — | Homeowner responsibility |
| Damage from improper use | ✗ | — | e.g., hanging items on door |
| Caulking maintenance | ✗ | — | Homeowner responsibility |
| Items not on orientation form | ✗ | — | Excluded |
Performance Standards
Operation
Standard: Shower doors and tub enclosures will function according to manufacturer specifications.
Confirmation: During the New Home Presentation or Welcome Home Orientation, Classic Homes will confirm the condition of all shower doors and tub enclosures.
Adjustments
Standard: Due to natural movement of the home, shower doors and tub enclosures will require periodic adjustments.
Coverage: As a courtesy, Classic Homes will adjust shower doors and tub enclosures one time during the first year of the limited warranty period.
After First Year: Adjustments become a homeowner maintenance responsibility.
Documentation
At Orientation: Classic Homes will only repair items listed on the New Home Presentation or Welcome Home Orientation Form.
What's Not Covered
The following are excluded from warranty coverage:
- Items not listed on orientation form - Damage must be documented at closing
- Adjustments after the first year - One courtesy adjustment is provided during Year 1
- Damage from improper use - Such as hanging wet towels or clothing on door corners (weight can pull door out of alignment)
- Caulking maintenance - Regular caulking upkeep is homeowner responsibility
- Wear on seals - Normal wear requiring replacement
Filing a Claim
If you believe you have a warranty issue:
- Review the Use & Care Guide for troubleshooting steps
- Check if the issue is:
- Door sticking: Clean track and rollers of soap buildup
- Door leaking: Ensure door is properly seated and positioned inside tub/shower
- Door misaligned: Check if rollers are seated properly in track
- Gather information about the problem
- Request Service
Related Standards
Care Tips: See Shower Doors Use & Care for maintenance and troubleshooting guidance.