Frameless Shower Doors in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Fort Lauderdale Frameless Shower Doors & Glass Repair

Fort Lauderdale bathrooms are as varied as the city itself — mid-century ranches in Victoria Park, new towers along the New River, waterfront homes on the canals. We design, build and repair custom glass shower enclosures across the city with our own crews, a written warranty and free in-home estimates. From a quick roller replacement in Coral Ridge to a full frameless remodel in a downtown high-rise, you get one company that measures, builds, installs and stands behind the work.

Our Own Installers

No subcontractors. The people who measure your shower are the people who hang the glass — employees of our company, background-checked and trained on frameless systems.

Written Warranty

Every Fort Lauderdale installation comes with a written warranty on glass, hardware and labor. It is handed to you at install, not promised over the phone.

Free In-Home Estimates

We come to you, measure the actual opening and quote the actual price. No ballpark guesses, no pressure — the estimate is free whether you hire us or not.

Custom Glass for a City of Contrasts

Fort Lauderdale may be the yachting capital of the world, but its bathrooms were built in every decade since the 1920s. The 1950s and 60s mid-century ranches — Coral Ridge, Victoria Park, Rio Vista — hold standard tub-showers behind aging framed doors. The condominium towers that rose downtown and along the river in recent decades hold compact walk-ins that deserve better glass than the builder installed. And the waterfront homes on the canals often pair grand master baths with secondary baths that still have original sliders.

One approach does not fit any of that. Every enclosure we build starts with precise digital measurements of your actual opening, and the tempered glass is ordered to those dimensions — not trimmed to almost fit. For high-rise condos, our office handles the building paperwork: certificates of insurance, elevator reservations, installation windows that respect building rules. For older homes, our crews know how to work around out-of-plumb walls and vintage tile without demolition.

Frameless shower doors and enclosures in 3/8" and 1/2" glass
Sliding and bypass systems for tighter bathrooms
Tub-to-shower conversions with glass panels
Custom mirrors, mirror walls and medicine cabinets
Glass shelving and matching hardware

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Custom frameless shower enclosure in a Fort Lauderdale, FL home

Why Fort Lauderdale Homeowners Call Us

More than twenty years installing glass in South Florida — and most of our work still comes from referrals and repeat customers.

Done Right, First Visit

Accurate measuring and factory-ordered glass mean the install goes together the first time. No re-orders, no week-long bathroom outages.

Repairs Handled Fast

Broken roller, leaking seal, door off the track — repairs are usually scheduled the same week, with common parts already on the van.

High-Rise Experienced

COI paperwork, elevator reservations, building approvals — our office handles the logistics downtown condos require, before install day, not during.

Shower Door Repair in Fort Lauderdale

A door that will not close, a track full of grit, a panel that leaks onto the floor — most shower problems are repair problems, not replace problems. Our repair service covers every brand we can find parts for, including doors we did not install.

Roller and track replacement
Broken glass panel replacement
Leaky seal and sweep replacement

Re-hanging doors that jumped the track
Handle, hinge and knob replacement
Hard-water and corrosion cleanup

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Fort Lauderdale Neighborhoods We Serve

From the beach to the western suburbs, our crews work across the whole city.

Victoria Park & Coral Ridge

Leafy mid-century neighborhoods east of US-1. Classic 1950s-60s ranches where tub-to-shower conversions and frameless upgrades are the everyday project.

Rio Vista & Coral Ridge Isles

Historic waterfront streets with older homes and canal-facing properties. We shim, not sledge — glass is cut to fit the real room, not the blueprint.

Downtown & the New River Towers

High-rise living along the river. We handle COI paperwork, elevator reservations and building rules, and install quietly and cleanly in occupied towers.

Fort Lauderdale Beach

Oceanfront condos and hotels along A1A. Salt air is hard on hardware — we recommend corrosion-resistant finishes and stock parts suited to beachside exposure.

Croissant Park & Riverland

Quiet postwar neighborhoods west of Andrews Avenue. Affordable semi-frameless packages and same-week repairs keep these solid homes in shape.

Gateway & North Andrews Gardens

Convenient central sections near Commercial Boulevard. Mirror walls, glass shelving and hardware upgrades round out the shower work here.

Fort Lauderdale Housing & Bathroom Styles

Fort Lauderdale’s housing story runs from the 1920s to this morning. The oldest homes in Rio Vista and along the New River date to the city’s early boom; the great middle of the city — Victoria Park, Coral Ridge, Croissant Park — filled with 1950s and 60s mid-century ranches during the postwar explosion; and the last two decades added condominium towers downtown and along the waterway, transforming the skyline.

Each era bathrooms differently. The mid-century ranches hold standard tub-showers that convert beautifully to frameless glass — that is the single most common project we do in Fort Lauderdale. The 1920s and ’30s homes have small, characterful baths where custom-measured panels fit far better than any stock door. And the new towers come with builder-grade walk-in showers that owners upgrade to half-inch glass and designer hardware as soon as renovation season arrives.

Living on the water shapes choices here too. Canal-front and beachside clients lean toward corrosion-resistant hardware finishes, and impact-rated glass comes up often in window and enclosure conversations. Whatever your address, the principle holds: the glass should match the room and the life around it — heavy frameless where the space earns it, slim sliders where square footage says no.

What Fort Lauderdale bathrooms most often need:

Frameless doors for standard tub-showers (60" openings)
Tub-to-walk-in shower conversions
High-rise-friendly installs with building paperwork handled
Corrosion-resistant hardware for waterfront homes
Half-inch glass upgrades for builder-grade walk-ins
Replacement rollers for original sliders

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About Fort Lauderdale, FL

Broward’s county seat and yachting capital — a city of roughly 183,000 threaded by 165 miles of waterways.

Location & Layout

Fort Lauderdale sits at Broward’s heart on the Atlantic coast, cut by the New River and the Intracoastal Waterway, served by I-95, I-595 and the turnpike. Port Everglades and the airport anchor the economy.

The Yachting Capital

With 165 miles of canals and one of the world’s great boat shows each fall, Fort Lauderdale earned its yachting-capital title honestly. The water is simply part of daily life here.

Homes & Neighborhoods

Housing spans 1920s river homes, vast mid-century ranch districts like Victoria Park and Coral Ridge, and the downtown condo towers — one reason custom-sized glass is the norm here, not the exception.

Our Services in Fort Lauderdale

The same full catalog we deliver across South Florida, installed by our own crews.

Frameless Shower Doors

Heavy 3/8" or 1/2" tempered glass, hinge or pivot doors, fixed panels and returns — built to your exact opening in clear, low-iron, rain or frosted pattern glass.

Sliding & Bypass Doors

Space-saving sliding systems with smooth rollers and slim top tracks — ideal for compact high-rise bathrooms and older homes where a swinging door will not fit.

Tub-to-Shower Conversions

Remove the tub, waterproof and tile, then finish with a frameless panel and door. A weekend-scale project that modernizes a mid-century bathroom completely.

Custom Mirrors

Vanity mirrors, full mirror walls and framed or frameless medicine cabinets, cut to size and installed with proper backing for a clean, safe mount.

Glass Railings

Frameless glass railings for balconies, stairs, patios and pool areas — aluminum or stand-off mounted, impact-conscious and built for South Florida weather.

Repairs & Hardware

Rollers, tracks, seals, sweeps, handles and hinges for every major brand — plus hard-water cleanup and preventive maintenance to stretch the life of your enclosure.

How It Works

From first call to final cleanup, a straight four-step process.

1 Call or Write

Phone, email or the contact form — tell us the city and the project. We answer questions and set a visit window.

2 Free In-Home Measure

We measure the real opening, check walls and tile, review glass and finish options and leave an itemized written quote.

3 Glass Ordered to Size

Your tempered glass is fabricated to your dimensions — then double-checked against the opening before delivery.

4 Installed & Warranted

Our own crew installs in a few hours, cleans up, seals and walks you through care. Warranty in hand before we leave.

Glass & Style Guide

Options we recommend most for Fort Lauderdale homes.

Clear Tempered

The classic choice — maximum light and the most open look. Standard on most frameless doors and panels we install in Fort Lauderdale.

Low-Iron (Ultra Clear)

Removes the green tint standard glass carries. Worth it for thick edges, bright white bathrooms and glass-heavy designs.

Rain & Textured Patterns

Ribbed rain glass, frosted and reeded patterns add privacy to shared or street-facing bathrooms without killing the light.

Brushed Nickel

The best all-around finish for South Florida humidity — corrosion-resistant enough for canal-front homes, timeless with any tile.

Matte Black Hardware

The most requested finish in newer Fort Lauderdale renos — matte black hinges and handles give a builder bathroom an instant designer look.

Brushed Gold

Warm metallics keep gaining ground in waterfront bathrooms. Gold-tone hinges and pulls against clear glass read modern, not gaudy.

Glass for the Waterfront Lifestyle

Salt, sun and humidity — Fort Lauderdale bathrooms work harder than most.

Living on the water changes how glass behaves. Ocean air carries salt that attacks metal finishes, humidity tests every seal, and a bathroom that faces the intracoastal endures a different environment than one five miles inland. Homeowners east of US-1 tell us the same story: hardware that looked new at installation pits within a couple of seasons, and sliders grow gritty long before the glass itself ages.

The defense is choosing the right materials up front. We steer waterfront clients toward brushed nickel, matte black and oil-rubbed bronze hardware with corrosion-resistant coating, stainless fasteners instead of plated ones, and sweeps and seals rated for constant humidity. During installation we set hinges with proper clearance and gasketing so moisture does not wick into the wall anchor — the small details that decide whether an enclosure looks fresh for fifteen years or five.

Maintenance matters just as much. A monthly wipe-down of tracks and rollers with fresh water removes salt before it bonds; a quick coat of automotive wax on hardware twice a year adds a barrier that costs almost nothing. We walk every Fort Lauderdale customer through this routine at install, and our repair vans carry the common corrosion wear-parts for the brands this climate punishes hardest.

The water also shapes what people build. Canal-home owners renovating for resale know that a spa-grade master bath sells the house; a frameless enclosure with a rain head and niche does more per dollar than almost any other upgrade. Owners of the mid-century ranches tell us the same thing after their tub conversions: the bathroom finally matches the neighborhood.

Then there is the calendar. Winter high season brings guests, charters and the boat show crowd — the worst possible weeks to have a bathroom torn apart. We schedule around it: measure in fall, fabricate through the holidays, install in the quiet weeks. Snowbirds do the reverse, planning projects for the months they are in residence. Either way, the process stays the same — real measurements, real glass, our own crew, written warranty.

Whether your Fort Lauderdale address is a Coral Ridge ranch, a river tower penthouse or a dockside bungalow, the offer stands: a free in-home estimate, an itemized quote, and installers who treat your home the way the city treats its water — carefully.

The Estimate, Itemized

What a Fort Lauderdale quote actually contains.

Every quote we leave behind is written, itemized and yours to keep. Glass is listed by panel with thickness and pattern. Hardware is listed by piece with finish and brand. Labor is its own line, not hidden inside a padded material price. If a high-rise requires elevator fees or after-hours building charges, those appear separately too — you approve them before they exist.

That structure exists for a practical reason: it lets you adjust. Want matte black instead of chrome? The quote re-prices in one line, not one mystery total. Need to phase the master bath and hall bath across two seasons? Each phase stands alone with its own bottom line. Comparing us against another bid becomes simple subtraction instead of guesswork, which is exactly how we like to be judged.

And the number we write is the number you pay. Decades of measuring South Florida bathrooms means the surprises that ambush other contractors — a wall out of plumb, a surprise header, an old anchor — are line items we saw coming at the first visit.

Fort Lauderdale Shower Door FAQ

The questions Fort Lauderdale customers ask most — answered straight.

How much does a frameless shower door cost in Fort Lauderdale?

Most Fort Lauderdale homeowners spend between $695 and $1,900 depending on glass thickness, hardware finish and layout. A single sliding door repair starts around $150. Every estimate is free and done in your home.

Do you repair sliding shower doors in Fort Lauderdale?

Yes. We replace broken rollers, tracks, seals and handles, re-hang doors that jumped the track and fix leaks — usually the same week you call, with parts stocked in the van.

Do you work in downtown condos and high-rises?

We install in Fort Lauderdale high-rises regularly. Buildings typically require COI paperwork, elevator reservation and insurance verification — our office handles all of it and coordinates with building management before install day.

What hardware finish is best near the ocean?

For beachside and intracoastal homes we recommend brushed nickel, matte black or oil-rubbed bronze with corrosion-resistant coating. Chrome shows salt pitting fastest in ocean air; we will walk you through the finishes that hold up in your specific location.

Frameless Shower Doors in Fort Lauderdale.