Usually same day or a short wait
Shower Doors & Glass Enclosures
Frameless, semi-frameless, or framed, a shower enclosure gets measured on site every time. Bathroom openings are rarely perfectly square, especially in older houses, so a stock size never fits as well as one cut to your actual walls and pan.
Shower and bathroom glass is tempered safety glass. That's not optional. It's built to break into small, blunt pieces instead of sharp shards if it ever fails, which matters in a space where people are standing barefoot and wet.
What to expect
How This Job Usually Goes
We measure your opening
Wall to wall, floor to the height you want, and we check for square rather than assuming it.
Glass and hardware ordered to fit
Tempered glass cut to your exact measurements, with hinges, handles, or a slider track to match the style you want.
Install visit
One visit to set the panel, hang the door or slider, and seal the edges so water stays where it belongs.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is shower glass always tempered?
Yes. Shower and bathroom glass is tempered safety glass, designed to break into small, blunt pieces rather than sharp shards if it ever fails.
Can you match an existing frameless enclosure if one panel breaks?
Usually. We measure the broken panel and the surrounding hardware and cut a replacement to match, rather than replacing the whole enclosure.
What's the difference between frameless and semi-frameless?
Frameless enclosures use heavier glass with minimal metal, just hinges and handles. Semi-frameless keeps a metal frame around part of the glass, which costs less and still holds up well in daily use.
Ready to Get This Fixed?
Tell us what's broken and where you are. We'll give you a straight answer on timing.