Nothing finishes a Fort Lauderdale bathroom like a frameless glass enclosure — the one upgrade that reads custom, modern and high-end without tearing the room down to the studs. We template, cut and install every panel in-house, never handed off to subs, using Florida-code tempered safety glass and hardware in the finish you select. From Las Olas high-rises to Rio Vista waterfront homes and Victoria Park townhouses, our fit is gap-free against the tile and our hardware holds up to the salt air off the Intracoastal.
Every job measured, cut & installed by our own in-house licensed team.
Backed by a written workmanship warranty — we stand behind every install.
Honest, itemized quotes before any work begins. No pressure, no surprises.
When we show up at your Fort Lauderdale home, here's exactly what you can expect from our crew — every visit, every time.
Clean frameless lines and minimalist craftsmanship, customized to match any shape, style or finish in your Fort Lauderdale bathroom.
Much like an open floor plan, custom glass opens your bathroom space — making it feel larger, brighter and more luxurious.
Frameless glass has no metal tracks to trap soap scum. A quick squeegee after each shower keeps it crystal clear for years.
Shower doors are great — when they do their job. But once seals fail, hardware corrodes, or the door goes out of plumb, you're faced with a choice: patch it or replace it. We'll give you an honest call either way, because a repair done right is often all you need.
Fort Lauderdale is a city stitched together by water, and its bathrooms are as varied as its waterfronts. These are the neighborhoods where our crews are regulars.
Rivo Alto, Isle of Capri, Lauderdale — the finger-island homes where renovation is constant and the interiors run designer-grade. We build full-glass walk-ins, steam enclosures and matching mirror packages for these homes, with hardware specified for salt-air exposure off the Intracoastal.
The heart of residential Fort Lauderdale: 1950s ranches undergoing second lives as modern builds, plus classic Florida homes with original baths. Tub-to-shower conversions and frameless alcove enclosures are the daily bread here, and shade-tree streets mean easy scheduling and quick installs.
Old-money Mediterranean and colonial homes where finishes lean traditional: polished brass and oil-rubbed bronze, beveled mirrors, and enclosure proportions matched to larger primary suites. We match period detail while delivering modern water-tightness.
High-rise towers and new apartments along the river. Association logistics, freight elevators and one-visit installs keep the calendar moving downtown, and builder-grade upgrades to thicker glass and designer finishes dominate the work orders.
Northeast Fort Lauderdale's solid 1960s-'70s neighborhoods — concrete block homes with hardworking family bathrooms. Durable semi-frameless packages and fast repair visits are what these blocks ask for, and what we deliver weekly.
The beach tower corridor brings condo paperwork, ocean air and impatient schedules. We handle building approvals, work with salt-rated hardware, and time installs around season and occupancy so your unit loses as few rentable days as possible.
Fort Lauderdale's residential core was built in two great waves: the postwar boom that filled Victoria Park, Coral Ridge and Imperial Point with concrete-block ranches, and the last two decades of teardown-and-rebuild that replaced many of them with two-story contemporary homes. The ranches share a bathroom profile — original framed tub showers, tile in harvest gold or seafoam if untouched, and layouts that assume one family, one schedule. Modernizing those baths is our core work: frameless tub screens where the tub stays, walk-in conversions where it goes.
The new builds and the waterfront remodels arrive with different expectations: curbless entries, full-height glass, programmable everything. We fabricate to architect specs, hit the tolerances the drawings assume, and coordinate with tile setters so the glass meets the stone exactly where the detail shows. Between the two extremes sits the majority of Fort Lauderdale — practical upgrades, honestly priced, built to outlast the next owner's whim.
Boaters and snowbirds add a scheduling wrinkle we're fluent in: the house that's empty from May to October and the condo that's booked solid in season. We work to your calendar, and remote-owner programs with video measures and photo walk-throughs are standard practice.
The climate here keeps us honest too. Fort Lauderdale's humidity and summer storms mean every enclosure we hang gets mildew-resistant sealing and ventilation-conscious sweeps as standard, and storm-season installs carry schedule buffer so a named system in the tropics never surprises anyone. It's the difference between glass installed in Florida and glass installed for Florida — a distinction your bathroom caulking will testify to within a few summers.
Snowbird homes get pre-season and post-season windows; in-season rentals get turn-day installs. We plan around occupancy so glass work never costs you a booking.
Downtown and beach high-rises each have their approval dance. We supply license, insurance and scope documentation directly to management, and we've done it for most of the buildings on the river already.
Intracoastal and ocean homes get salt exposure from both breezes. We default to PVD and solid-brass components near the water and tell you plainly which finishes will fail there.
Alcove, corner and curbless walk-in showers fabricated from your template. We're as comfortable in a Victoria Park family bath as in an Idlewyld primary suite — same glass, same standards, priced to the project.
The classic Fort Lauderdale ranch job: retire the framed slider, keep or convert the tub, and land a frameless result that reads ten years newer. Most conversions run two weeks from template to install.
Downtown apartments and guest baths where swing room is scarce. Frameless bypass and barn-style systems deliver the heavy-glass look with zero door-swing footprint.
Leaking sweeps, sagging doors, frozen hinges, chipped panels — diagnosed honestly and fixed in one visit wherever possible. If a ninety-dollar part saves the enclosure, that's the quote you get.
Stairs, balconies and pool decks across the isles — marine-grade railing systems that hold up to the salt breeze and the view both.
Beveled and back-lit vanity mirrors, glass shelving and niche covers — cut to size, matched to your hardware, usually installed in the same visit.
954-947-7560 is the Broward line. Describe the job, get a repair quote over the phone when the symptoms are classic, or schedule a free in-home measure for anything custom.
We digitize the opening, note every settled wall and bowed tile line, and lock your glass and hardware choices with photos and samples.
Five to seven business days, cut and tempered to your spec. Rush slots exist for occupied rentals and pre-season crunches — just say the word early.
One visit, two to four hours, clean site, working shower. We walk the job together and the warranty registers before we leave the driveway.
Between the ranches and the rebuilds, Fort Lauderdale runs every style decade at once, from 1920s settles to brand-new towers. Here's how we steer the choices, decade by decade and street by street, so the enclosure fits the house and the address.
Mid-century ranches shine with clean clear glass and simple chrome or nickel — the enclosure quietly modernizes without pretending the house is new. Mediterranean and colonial homes in Rio Vista take warm bronze tints and traditional hardware beautifully. New contemporary builds can carry anything: low-iron glass, black matte systems, full-height panels to a nine-foot ceiling.
The closer to the water, the stricter the spec. On the isles and the beach strip, PVD-coated solid brass is the default; two miles inland, the same finishes last longer and cost less to maintain. We price both paths honestly and let the address decide.
If your shower is white marble or bright quartz, the green edge of standard glass reads as a tint against it. Low-iron glass disappears completely — the upgrade most requested in the isles' stone-heavy remodels, and worth seeing side-by-side at your measure.
A shower that sits empty half the year still builds scale when it runs. Hydrophobic coatings keep the off-season cleaning to one wipe-down before you leave, and one when you're back — the cheapest housekeeping a second home ever bought.
Fort Lauderdale has no shortage of glass companies willing to quote over the phone and send whoever's available on install day. We run the opposite model: the estimator who measures your opening works for us, the fabricator who cuts your glass works for us, and the crew that shows up on install morning works for us — the same two-person teams our regulars recognize by name. When something needs attention in year three, the file, the spec and the responsibility are all still in the same office.
Our Broward line at 954-947-7560 is answered by people who dispatch from a block map, not a call center queue. That's why our response times on repairs run days, not weeks, and why so many of our Fort Lauderdale jobs start with a sentence like “my neighbor on the next street said you did theirs.” Referrals are cheaper than advertising, and we pass that economics along in the price.
Every enclosure carries a written workmanship warranty in plain language, hardware is specified for the address — salt-rated near the water, sensibly priced inland — and the quote you receive is itemized so you can compare it line by line against any competitor. We've built twenty years of Broward business on being the company that quotes honestly, shows up on time, and answers the phone afterward. It's not a complicated formula; it's just rare.
Routinely. We run video measures, send photo documentation of every step, take sign-off remotely, and schedule installs against your travel calendar or your property manager's availability. Half our isles clients have seen their bathroom only on FaceTime until the reveal.
Yes — GCs across the city bring us in at the rough stage to confirm blocking, curb heights and tile tolerances before they close walls. The enclosure then installs in one clean visit at the end, when the paint's done and the pressure's off.
If the frame is corroded or the track binds, repair money is usually wasted. A frameless tub screen or full conversion costs more but ends the maintenance cycle and lifts the whole room. We'll assess both paths in writing and you pick the number.
Weekly. We send insurance certificates, licenses and scope letters straight to building management, book freight elevators, and follow each building's work-hour rules. Send us your association's packet and we'll return it completed.
PVD-coated finishes on solid brass or stainless bodies. Chrome remains the affordable proven option; matte black works well indoors; and we steer clients away from plated golds on anything that faces open water. At the measure we'll match your aesthetic to what your address allows.
Standard enclosures run five to seven business days from template; stock semi-frameless packages for common tub openings install faster. Tell us the vacant window and we build the schedule backward from it.
Yes — vanity mirrors in beveled, polished or back-lit styles, glass shelves and niche covers, all cut to your walls and usually installed during the same visit as the enclosure.
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