In a city where square footage comes at a premium, a frameless shower enclosure is the smartest upgrade you can make to a Miami bathroom — instant modern luxury without moving a single wall. We template every opening ourselves, cut Florida-code tempered glass to the millimeter, and finish it in the hardware you choose. From tight Brickell condo baths to airy Coconut Grove homes, Wynwood lofts to Edgewater high-rises, our installers deliver a flawless, watertight fit every time.
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.
Step into your bathroom with our crew and here's the standard we hold to — on every Miami job, condo or single-family, no exceptions.
No two Miami floor plans are alike, and cookie-cutter won't do. We tailor every panel, hinge and finish to your tile, your layout and your aesthetic — polished chrome, brushed gold, matte black, you name it.
In a compact Brickell or Edgewater bath, frameless glass works like a mirror — dissolving walls, doubling the sense of space and flooding the room with light.
Skip the metal tracks that trap scum and hard-water scale. A ten-second squeegee keeps frameless glass spotless — lower maintenance, higher resale value.
Even the best enclosure wears down in this climate. Salt air eats hardware, sweeps harden and leak, and high-rise settling can throw a door out of plumb. We diagnose it straight: if a $90 seal fixes it, we won't quote you a new door. If replacement is the smarter call, we'll show you exactly why — with an honest number either way.
Miami is really a collection of small cities, and each one brings its own bathrooms. This is where our crews spend their weeks.
High-rise bathrooms with glass already in the design language. We handle building approval packets, COIs, freight elevators and tight parking docks as a routine part of the schedule, and we know which associations require licensed-and-insured subcontractor registration before a single panel comes upstairs.
Classic 1920s and '30s homes with character walls that are rarely square. Templating matters more here than anywhere: out-of-plumb openings, bowed tile and settled lintels are the norm, and we cut the glass to meet the room as it actually is.
Cottage-style baths in the village, luxury rebuilds in the estates sections, and a lot of lush, spa-inspired remodels where ultra-clear low-iron glass and brushed gold hardware carry the look. The Grove also keeps us busy with exterior glasswork: railings and patio doors shaded by the canopy.
Lofts, new towers and remodels with a designer's eye. Matte black hardware, industrial pipe-free minimalism and full-height steam enclosures dominate our Edgewater and Wynwood spec sheets, and the District's retail buildouts keep our commercial partition crews in the neighborhood too.
Solid 1940s-'60s homes where the original framed tub shower has reached end of life. Tub-to-shower conversions, semi-frameless value packages and next-day repairs keep this corner of the city moving — and yes, our crews speak Spanish on every visit.
MiMo-era architecture meets modern renovation. We match period-appropriate chrome and bronze finishes on historic homes and run clean frameless installs on the new construction filling the corridor along Biscayne.
Miami's housing stock spans a hundred years in about ten miles, and the right shower enclosure depends on which decade your bathroom was born in. Pre-war Mediterranean Revival homes often have small, richly tiled baths where a frameless door with slim chrome hardware preserves the proportions. The postwar concrete-block ranches that define the middle of the city were built with framed sliding tub doors that corrode in fifteen years — replacing them with a frameless tub screen or a full walk-in enclosure is the single most requested job we book.
Condo towers from the 1970s and '80s along Brickell Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard bring a different set of constraints: dated 3/8-inch gold-anodized enclosures, strict association rules, and unit owners who want the work done in one quiet-day visit. Newer glass towers arrive with builder-grade enclosures that owners upgrade for thicker glass, designer finishes and better seals. Whatever the era, we template first and quote second, so the number you get matches the walls you actually have.
Investors and property managers make up another big share of our Miami calendar. A worn or leaking enclosure is a showing-killer, and turnaround speed matters between tenants. We keep semi-frameless and frameless packages stocked for standard tub and shower openings so a vacant unit can go from damaged to show-ready inside a single week, with invoices formatted for property-management software and warranties that transfer with the unit.
We're already registered with many Brickell and Downtown management companies. Send us your building's approval packet — license, insurance, installation scope — and we return it completed, usually same day.
A Miami shower runs 365 days a year. We size sweeps and transoms for airflow and seal with mildew-resistant silicone so the enclosure dries out instead of growing a science project along the caulk line.
June through November, we build schedule buffer around the tropics. If a system forces a reschedule, you're first on the calendar when the coast clears — and your deposit never travels.
Alcove, corner and walk-in showers fabricated to your template — 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch tempered glass, hinge or pivot doors, fixed panels with header-free spans where the structure allows. Every enclosure includes our written workmanship warranty and hardware in the finish of your choice.
For baths where a swinging door can't clear the vanity — which describes half the condos in Brickell — our bypass and barn-style systems deliver frameless looks with zero door-swing footprint.
Retire the curtain without losing the tub, or convert to a walk-in shower pan and let us close it in with glass. Most Little Havana and Allapattah conversions go from template to install inside two weeks.
Leaking sweeps, frozen hinges, chips and rollers are one-visit fixes in almost every case. If the door simply needs re-plumbing after years of settling, we re-hang and re-seal it for a fraction of replacement.
Staircases, balconies, lofts and office buildouts — our railing and partition crews run Miami jobs alongside the shower schedule, so one company can glass your whole property.
Beveled, polished or back-lit mirrors cut to your wall, plus glass shelves and niche covers matched to your new enclosure — typically installed in the same visit.
Tell us the city, the building type and what's wrong or what you want. We quote repairs over the phone when the symptom is classic, and schedule a free in-home measure for everything custom.
A crew leader digitizes your opening, checks walls for plumb, photographs the tile and confirms hardware placement with you before anything is ordered.
Your glass is cut, edged, tempered and coated — typically five to seven business days, with rush options when a closing or guest visit is looming.
Two to four hours, one visit, broom-clean when we leave. We walk the job with you, hand over care instructions, and register your warranty before the truck pulls away.
The glass and hardware you pick change the whole feel of the room. These are the decisions Miami clients weigh on every project, with the honest trade-offs of each.
Standard clear glass shows a greenish edge, strongest on thick panels and against white marble — some owners love the depth, others want it gone. Low-iron glass is water-white and disappears against premium tile, which is why it dominates the Design District spec homes. Rain-glass and fluted patterns add privacy for hall baths and guest suites without sacrificing light, and satin-etched glass reads spa-quiet in primary baths. Bronze and gray tints warm up Mediterranean Revival homes beautifully.
Three-eighths is the industry-standard frameless thickness: proven, code-compliant, and right for ninety percent of doors. Half-inch glass is heavier, quieter and stiffer — worth it on extra-tall panels over ninety-six inches, on wide fixed panels where you want the least deflection, and in primary baths where owners want that vault-door solidity when the latch closes. Both are fully tempered safety glass; the choice is feel, not safety.
Chrome and brushed nickel remain the reliable workhorses. Matte black is the current Miami favorite and, from reputable brands, holds up well indoors. Brushed gold and polished brass dominate the luxury tower remodels; we steer oceanfront clients away from certain plated finishes and toward PVD-coated equivalents, because salt air is indifferent to your decorating budget. Whatever the finish, solid-brass hinge bodies are non-negotiable.
Miami tap water is hard enough to etch glass within a year of neglect. Factory hydrophobic coatings make scale wipe off instead of bond on, and they matter most in showers used daily by the whole household. The ten-second squeegee habit remains the best warranty you can buy, coating or not — and never abrasive cleaners on any treated surface.
Hinged doors need clearance; sliders solve tight rooms; and the header-versus-headerless debate is real. Headerless enclosures look cleaner but demand exact wall anchoring — we assess your blocking and tell you honestly whether your walls can carry it. Notched glass joints turn corners with near-invisible seams where the design calls for it.
Miami's postwar homes often put two baths back-to-back or open them onto hallways. If your shower serves guests or faces a window line, gradient frost (clear low, obscure high), full satin, or patterned glass keeps the light while keeping life discreet. We fabricate all three in house.
Yes, weekly. We complete association packets with our license, insurance certificates and scope letters, schedule freight-elevator windows and follow quiet-hour rules. Send the packet before your measure and installation day goes smoothly.
It's our most common Miami job. Once the aluminum track corrodes, the tub surround usually has damage behind it too. A frameless tub screen or full walk-in conversion modernizes the bathroom, ends the scrub-the-track chore, and typically returns its cost at resale in this market.
Yes, with landlord sign-off. We can provide a landlord-friendly scope letter, and semi-frameless packages keep the investment sensible for a property you don't own.
Tempered panels are fabricated to size, so plan on five to seven business days from measure in normal conditions. If the bathroom is out of commission, tell us — we hold rush slots for exactly that situation.
Every crew includes bilingual members, quotes are available in Spanish, and our Spanish-language site covers the full service list. El idioma nunca es una barrera con nosotros.
Bring photos of your fixtures to the measure or text them ahead. We source hinges, handles and trim in all major finishes and tell you plainly when an exact brand match isn't available and what the closest visual match is.
Constantly. General contractors across Miami bring us in at the tile stage so blocking, recesses and wall reinforcement land right the first time. We coordinate schedules with your GC and provide spec sheets your designer can draw from.
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