Miami-Dade is two million people spread across thirty-four municipalities, and no two of them build the same way. A Brickell high-rise bath, a 1950s Hialeah ranch, a Coral Gables Mediterranean Revival and a new Kendall townhome all need different glass, different hardware and a very different path to installation day. We work across the entire county with one in-house team — we template every opening ourselves, cut Florida-code tempered glass to the millimeter, and finish it in the hardware you choose. No subcontractors, no stock sizes trimmed down, no surprises on the invoice.
Every job is measured, cut and installed by our in-house team — never subcontracted out.
Backed by a written workmanship warranty. If something isn't right, we come back.
Itemized, honest quotes before any work begins. No pressure and no surprises.
Whether we're forty minutes away in Homestead or forty blocks away in Wynwood, the standard on every Miami-Dade job is identical — condo or single-family, no exceptions:

No two county floor plans are alike. We fit every panel, hinge and finish to your tile, your layout and your taste — polished chrome, brushed gold, matte black and more.
In a compact condo bath or a tight guest bathroom, frameless glass works like a mirror — dissolving walls, doubling the sense of space and pulling light through the room.
No metal tracks trapping soap scum and scale. A ten-second squeegee keeps frameless glass spotless — lower maintenance, better resale value.
Even the best enclosure wears down in this climate. Salt air attacks hardware, sweeps harden and leak, and a decade of humid summers can throw a door out of plumb. We diagnose it straight: if a modest seal fix solves 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.
Most Miami-Dade repairs are one-visit fixes. If your door simply needs re-plumbing after years of settling, we re-hang and re-seal it for a fraction of replacement cost.
Our crews run daily routes across the county. These are the cities with their own pages — and there's plenty more between them.
The engine of our schedule. Brickell high-rises, Coral Way bungalows, Wynwood lofts and Little Havana ranches — each with its own bathroom quirks, association rules and hardware preferences. See the full Miami page for neighborhood-level detail.
Art Deco condos, South of Fifth towers and Mid-Beach high-rises where salt air is hardest on hardware and condo boards are strictest. Our Miami Beach page covers the high-rise logistics and impact-glass questions unique to the island.
Dense 1950s-to-'70s ranches and garden apartments where framed tub doors reach end of life every day. Value-minded semi-frameless packages, fast repairs and Spanish-speaking crews define our Hialeah work.
Mediterranean Revival estates and spacious family homes where owners spec low-iron glass, designer hardware and full-height enclosures. We also handle the pool railings, exterior glass and wine rooms these properties often need alongside the baths.
Newer two-story homes and townhomes built with builder-grade framed enclosures that owners upgrade to frameless within a few years. Predictable openings, fast turnaround and clean lines make this a volume-friendly part of the county for us.
Luxury towers along the northeast corridor where association paperwork, freight-elevator scheduling and premium finishes are the norm. We register with the management companies here as a routine part of booking.
The southern county — single-family homes, small ranches and newer subdivisions. Distance is never an excuse here: we run the same measure-to-install timeline as we do downtown, just with a longer drive booked in.
Waterfront condos and waterfront homes where glass is part of the view. Frameless enclosures, railings and storefront systems all run on one coordinated contract for these small, high-value communities.
The county's housing stock spans a century in about fifty miles, and the right enclosure depends on which decade and which city your bathroom was born in. Pre-war Mediterranean homes in Coral Gables and Coconut Grove often have small, richly tiled baths where a frameless door with slim chrome hardware preserves the proportions. The postwar concrete-block ranches that define Hialeah, West Miami and parts of Kendall 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, Miami Beach and Aventura bring different constraints: dated gold-anodized enclosures, strict association rules, and 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 fill another big share of our county calendar. A leaking enclosure kills a showing, 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 week — anywhere from Sunny Isles to Homestead.
We're registered with many Brickell, Aventura and Sunny Isles management companies. Send your building's approval packet — license, insurance, scope — and we return it completed, usually same day.
A Miami-Dade 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 mold 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, and fixed panels with header-free spans where the structure allows. Hardware in the finish of your choice and a written workmanship warranty on every enclosure.
For baths where a swinging door can't clear the vanity — which describes half the condos in this county — our bypass and barn-style systems deliver the frameless look with zero door-swing footprint.
Retire the curtain without losing the tub, or convert to a walk-in pan and let us close it in with glass. Most county 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 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 county 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 county clients weigh on every project, with the honest trade-offs of each.
Standard clear glass shows a greenish edge — strongest on thick panels 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 luxury spec homes. Rain-glass and fluted patterns add privacy for hall baths without sacrificing light, satin-etched glass reads spa-quiet in primary baths, and bronze or gray tints warm Mediterranean Revival homes beautifully.
Three-eighths is the industry-standard frameless thickness: proven, code-compliant and right for ninety percent of doors. Half-inch is heavier, quieter and stiffer — worth it on extra-tall panels, wide fixed panels where you want the least deflection, and primary baths where owners want 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 favorite and holds up well indoors from reputable brands. Brushed gold and polished brass dominate luxury-tower remodels; we steer oceanfront clients toward PVD-coated equivalents, because salt air is indifferent to decorating budgets. Whatever the finish, solid-brass hinge bodies are non-negotiable.
County tap water is hard enough to etch glass within a year of neglect. Factory hydrophobic coatings make scale wipe off instead of bonding, 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 use abrasives on treated glass.
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.
Older county 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.
Miami-Dade is not one permitting regime but thirty-four. The cities within the county each run their own building departments, and a high-rise in Miami Beach answers to different rules than a single-family swap in Homestead. Here is how we keep your project clean on paper.
A like-for-like shower door replacement usually doesn't need one; moving walls, changing a tub to a walk-in pan, or touching structure does. We know which of our common jobs cross that line in each city, and we'll tell you honestly at the measure — including when your contractor should pull the permit rather than us.
Miami-Dade's Product Approval requirements are the strictest in the country, and anything serving an opening in a high-velocity hurricane zone — storefronts, sliding glass doors, railings on upper floors — needs impact-rated assemblies with the right approval numbers. We source compliant glass and hand you the documentation for your records.
Licensed, insured, and happy to hand over certificates before a single panel comes upstairs. For condo boards and property managers that require it, we register as an approved vendor so the paperwork is done once and reused on every future unit.
Because our crews run routes across the county, a portfolio manager with units in Hialeah, Kendall and Aventura gets one point of contact, one schedule and one invoice — not three different contractors guessing at your standards.
Ask a homeowner anywhere else in the country about impact-rated glass and they'll look at you blankly. In this county it's a fact of ownership — and it changes how we spec certain jobs.
A frameless shower enclosure inside your bathroom is not an opening in the building envelope, so it doesn't need impact rating — good news for budget. But the moment glass meets the outside — a storefront, a sliding patio door, a balcony railing on an upper floor — Miami-Dade's high-velocity zone rules apply and we spec accordingly.
For exterior glass we supply laminated, impact-rated assemblies with the county approval numbers your inspector will ask to see. The same eye for clean lines applies: impact doesn't have to mean bulky aluminum when there's a compliant frameless-look option that fits.
During the tropics we build schedule buffer on purpose. We won't promise an install date we can't keep if a system shuts the county down — and when the all-clear sounds, existing customers are first back on the calendar.
If storm damage ever takes out your glass, we provide itemized scopes and photo documentation that work with your adjuster. Knowing the exact spec of what was installed — tempered, laminated, impact-rated — saves a headache when it matters most.
Everywhere from Miami Beach and North Bay Village down to Homestead and Florida City, and west to Doral, Kendall and the Redland. Our crews run daily routes through Brickell, Coral Gables, Hialeah, Aventura and Pinecrest, so a measure visit is rarely more than a few days out anywhere in the county.
Yes. We supply license copies, insurance certificates and scope letters for association boards, and we schedule around freight-elevator windows and quiet hours. High-rise work in Brickell, Edgewater and Sunny Isles is routine for us, not an exception.
That is exactly how we prefer to work. Our glass, mirror and railing crews run county jobs together, so a single contract can cover every enclosure, vanity mirror, shelf and balustrade in your home or building — templated once, installed on one coordinated schedule.
Tempered panels are fabricated to size, so plan five to seven business days from measure under normal conditions. If a bathroom is out of commission — or a rental unit is between tenants — tell us; we hold rush slots and prioritize them across the whole service area.
It is. County water carries enough dissolved minerals to etch untreated glass within a year of neglect, and the problem is worse in the older wells that serve parts of the west and south. A factory hydrophobic coating makes scale wipe off instead of bonding, and it is one of the upgrades we recommend most often.
Every crew includes bilingual members, quotes are available in Spanish on request, and our Spanish-language site covers the full service list. From Hialeah to Homestead, el idioma nunca es una barrera con nosotros.
Constantly. Builders and GCs bring us in at the tile stage so blocking, recesses and wall reinforcement land right the first time. We provide spec sheets your designer can draw from and coordinate our schedule with yours across every unit in a project.
Yes — the in-home measure and the written, itemized quote are free from Miami Beach to Florida City. We confirm the address when you call so we can give you a realistic date, and there is never a trip charge or a pressure tactic attached to the visit.
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Free in-home estimates, Monday–Friday. Call now or send your specs — most county quotes go out the same day. We work around condo access rules, rush jobs when a bathroom is out of service, and designer timelines on remodels, so the schedule fits your reality, not the other way around.