Style, glass, hardware, swing type and budget — the five decisions that determine how your shower door looks, opens and lasts.
Most of the cost and look comes down to these five calls.
Frameless is the cleanest, longest-lasting look. Semi-frameless gives you a modern feel at a lower price. Fully framed is rarely worth it on a remodel.
Tempered safety glass is standard. Thickness is set by the style; coatings and tints are optional upgrades.
Matte black, brushed nickel, polished chrome or brushed gold — match your faucet, not your towel bar.
Driven by the opening width and what's outside the door.
From measure to install, a typical shower door takes 2–3 weeks because the glass is fabricated to your opening.
Pricing varies with opening size, glass thickness, hardware finish and whether walls are plumb. We quote both frameless and semi-frameless during your free estimate so you can choose with real numbers.
We'll measure, check wall conditions and show real glass and hardware samples — no pressure, no upsell.