Swap an aging framed enclosure for frameless glass and a North Miami bathroom reads completely differently — modern, open and finished — without tearing out a single tile. Every panel is measured, cut and set by our own crew, not handed off to subcontractors, using Florida-code tempered safety glass and hardware in the finish you pick. From the Biscayne Boulevard corridor to Griffing Park and the homes around the Museum of Contemporary Art, our enclosures seal tight against the tile and stand up to South Florida's heat and humidity.
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.
Book a North Miami install and the same crew that measures your opening is the crew that sets the glass. Here's what shows up at your door, every visit.
No two North Miami homes — from mid-century originals to new construction — share the same layout. We tailor every cut, angle and finish to your tile and taste, brushed nickel to matte black.
Frameless glass removes the visual weight of metal framing, so even a tighter bathroom near Biscayne Boulevard reads larger, brighter and instantly more updated.
Without tracks and frames, there's nowhere for soap scum and hard-water scale to collect. A quick squeegee pass keeps the glass clear for years — less scrubbing, better return on the investment.
Even well-built enclosures age. Sweeps wear, finishes corrode in the salt air, a door settles out of plumb. Before you assume it's replacement time, let us look — if a seal fixes the leak, that's what we'll tell you. If a full replacement is the smarter play, we'll show you why, with a clear quote either way.
North Miami is the quiet overachiever between the bay and the county's core — arts district energy, canal-laced streets, and some of the most affordable single-family stock in east Miami-Dade. These are the neighborhoods our crews work every week.
Bay-front and canal-front homes along the NE 135th Street corridor, where mid-century originals share streets with new contemporary builds. Salt exposure from the bay grades the hardware spec here, and the views deserve glass that disappears — low-iron panels, PVD finishes, full-height walk-ins.
The blocks around the Museum of Contemporary Art and city hall attract the creative renovation crowd — designers, architects, owners with opinions. We speak that language: fabricate to drawing, hit the tolerances, match the finishes across the whole room.
Solid postwar blocks west of the railroad, where the original framed tub sliders are aging out street by street. Framed-to-frameless conversions and honest repair-first assessments, priced for the households that actually live here — English or Spanish, written either way.
Tree-shaded 1950s-'60s ranches on generous lots, many now in their second generation of owners. Hall baths that raised families get privacy glass and easy-glide sliders; primaries get the frameless walk-in the renovation promised.
The campus district brings faculty housing, student rentals and investor units to the eastern edge. Semester-calendar turnarounds for landlords, quick repairs for tenants, and builder-grade upgrades for the newer construction along the corridor.
The newer western subdivisions where builder-grade enclosures are the first upgrade on the list. True frameless in the primary, a value slider in the hall — one measure, one install day, one honest number.
North Miami's housing stock is a gift for glass work: solid concrete-block ranches from the 1950s through the '70s, built on roomy lots with bathrooms that were framed for framed doors and are ready for the frameless era. The original hall tubs and their corroding sliders are reaching end-of-life across whole neighborhoods at once, and the replacement math is usually simple — when the track corrodes or the door binds, repair money is a down payment on the job you'll need anyway. We write both numbers down and let you choose.
The waterfront adds the other chapter. Keystone Point and Sans Souci mix mid-century originals with ambitious contemporary rebuilds, and the bay air makes hardware a chemistry decision on the eastern streets — we spec PVD and solid brass near the water and price sensibly a mile inland. The rebuilds, meanwhile, arrive with drawings, and we fabricate to them: curbless entries, full-height panels, ceiling-hung fixed screens, glass that reads as architecture instead of fixture.
The arts district and the university keep the city young. MOCA-adjacent renovations lean designer finishes and low-iron clarity; the campus corridors lean practical — rentals turned between semesters, investor units upgraded for listing photos, faculty homes finished properly. One city, every register of the same craft.
Value is the word North Miami homeowners use most at estimates, and it's earned: this city offers some of the most accessible frameless pricing in eastern Miami-Dade, because the openings are standard, the walls are plumb, and the routes are short. A family upgrading both bathrooms here often spends less than a single-bath job costs in the towers to the south — same glass, same crews, same written warranty. We say that plainly at every measure, because it's why the referrals in this city travel block by block.
Arts-district clients bring mood boards and drawings. We reconcile the plans against the room as built, flag issues while they're cheap, and fabricate to the reconciled spec — no surprises at install.
North Miami is one of the most multilingual cities in the county. Quotes and documents in English or Spanish, and crews who communicate clearly whatever the kitchen-table language.
Rental turnarounds timed to move-out windows, faculty measures after class hours, and installs that never cost a workday. The campus district runs on its calendar — we speak it.
Templated to your opening, fabricated in-house, installed by our own crews — 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch tempered glass with solid-brass hardware in every major finish. The upgrade that carries a whole bathroom without touching tile or plumbing.
Keystone and Sans Souci addresses get hardware chosen for the bay breeze first — PVD finishes over solid brass, low-iron glass against the stone, full-height panels for the homes that earned them.
Frameless tub screens that retire the curtain where the tub stays, full walk-in conversions where it goes — coordinated with your plumber on the pan and valve. Most jobs run two weeks template-to-install.
Leaking sweeps, off-track rollers, sagging doors and chipped glass — most fixed in a single visit, usually the same week. If a ninety-dollar part saves the enclosure, that's the quote you get.
Semester-calendar scheduling, duty-grade hardware packages and listing-ready finishes for the university-district units. One call keeps a portfolio glassed and leased.
Beveled and back-lit vanity mirrors, glass shelves and niche covers — cut to your walls, finished to match the enclosure hardware, usually the same visit.
305-521-3949 or the form — in English or Spanish. Repairs with classic symptoms get phone quotes; custom work books a free in-home measure at a time that fits the household.
We digitize the opening, note the settled walls and past additions that come with fifty-year-old homes, and confirm glass and hardware with samples in hand.
Five to seven business days — low-iron, tinted, coated and patterned glass all in-house. Rush slots exist for semester crunches; say the word early.
One visit, two to four hours, clean site, working shower. Care walkthrough, warranty registration, and a direct line that answers afterward.
The bay sets the rules on the east side; the budget sets them everywhere else. The guidance we give on North Miami measures.
On the Keystone and Sans Souci streets, finish is a durability decision before it's a design one. PVD-coated solid brass and stainless hold their surface in bay air; chrome remains the affordable proven option; and plated golds pit within a few seasons regardless of the installer. We're blunt about which lines fail here — and which look like they'd fail but don't.
A mile west the salt pressure drops and every finish performs — so the choice becomes aesthetic and financial. Chrome and brushed nickel for the hardworking hall baths, matte black for the contemporary renovations, warm bronze for the mid-century originals that anchor these streets.
Standard clear glass carries a faint green edge that reads strongest against white tile; low-iron glass is colorless. For the white-stone primaries in the waterfront rebuilds, low-iron is worth every dollar — for the hall bath, standard clear is the sensible call. We show both at the measure.
County water leaves its signature fast on daily-use showers — and on rentals, faster still. A factory hydrophobic coating keeps scale from bonding and cleaning to one squeegee pass. On a North Miami enclosure, it's the highest-value line on the quote.
When the household runs on one hall bath before school and work, satin and rain-glass panels keep the light and drop the silhouettes — modest cost, real morning peace, the most requested option after the enclosure itself.
Postwar floor plans put the vanity an arm's length from the tub. Frameless sliding systems solve the swing problem with modern looks and sealed stainless rollers — one-finger operation that stays one-finger for years.
North Miami can buy glass from a dozen trucks with a phone number painted on the side. What it can't buy everywhere is the combination: employees on every job instead of subcontractor roulette, glass fabricated to the template instead of the estimate, hardware specified for the exact street — bay-side or inland — and quotes that don't move after they're signed. The MOCA crowd gets the same crew standards as the Griffing Boulevard family; both get the written warranty and the direct service line behind it.
We stock the wear parts for everything we install in this city, so a worn sweep or a tired roller years from now is one short visit — not a hunt through discontinued-part catalogs. And because our crews run North Miami routes weekly, your install window is a real commitment, not a courtesy guess. From Keystone Point to the county line, the standard is the same: measure exactly, fabricate in-house, install once, stand behind it in writing.
With an honest look at the frame. If it's solid and the glass intact, new sweeps and rollers buy years for little money. If the track is corroded or the door binds, a frameless conversion ends the maintenance cycle for good — and modernizes the whole bathroom without touching tile or plumbing.
On the waterfront streets, yes — finish becomes a chemistry decision. We default to PVD-coated solid brass and stainless near the bay, because plated lines pit within a few seasons no matter who installs them. A mile inland, every finish performs and the choice is purely style and budget.
Yes — the arts-district specialty. We reconcile the drawings against field conditions at template time, flag any constructability issue while it's cheap to fix, and fabricate to the reconciled spec. Curbless, full-height and ceiling-hung systems included.
Yes — send the academic calendar and we build the schedule backward from move-in. Duty-grade packages survive tenant after tenant, and stocked wear parts keep maintenance to one short visit between leases.
Sí — estimates, contracts and warranty documents in either language, and Spanish-speaking members on every crew. North Miami is one of the most multilingual cities in the county; we work the way the city talks.
Most leaks are failed sweeps or caulk — stocked on the van and fixed in a single visit, usually the same week you call. Households with one working bathroom get priority scheduling.
Always — one measure covers the house, and combining bathrooms into one install day saves trips we pass back in the price. The common package: frameless in the primary, a slider or semi-frameless in the hall, one day, one warranty.
Yes — small baths are where frameless glass performs best visually, opening the room's sightlines and doubling the sense of light. Where a swinging door can't clear the vanity, a sliding system gives you the look with zero swing space.
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