Straightforward pricing for frameless shower doors and custom glass work — no guesswork, no hidden fees, just a fair number backed by fast installation across the Bronx.
Every bathroom, staircase, and storefront is different. Tell us about yours and we'll get back to you with a quote that actually applies to your space.
Six things determine the final number on any project:
We come out and laser-measure the space so the fit is exact.
You get a clear number based on what your project actually needs.
Your glass is cut, polished, and prepped to spec.
Clean, careful installation — we don't leave until it's right.
Clarity, strength, and upkeep all vary by glass type — the right pick depends on where it's going and how it'll be used. Our guide to clear, frosted, and fluted glass breaks it down, or we'll walk you through the options during your estimate.
Most frameless shower doors start from $1339, with final pricing depending on size, materials, and hardware. Larger openings, thicker glass, and premium hardware finishes like matte black or brushed nickel push the price up from that starting point. We'll give you an exact number after taking measurements on site, so there are no surprises once fabrication begins.
Yes, estimates typically include both fabrication and installation. Delivery is included as well, so the quoted price reflects everything from cutting the glass to the final walkthrough. Any additional work, like reinforcing a wall before mounting, would be discussed and priced separately upfront.
Yes, all consultations and quotes are free. There's no obligation to move forward after the visit, and we won't pressure you into a decision on the spot. We'd rather you take the time to compare options and reach out when you're ready.
Most projects are completed within a few days after fabrication. Smaller items like shelves or mirrors typically install in a few hours, while structural work such as railings or partitions can take a full day or two depending on complexity. We'll confirm a realistic timeline once your project scope is finalized.
Tempered glass is the standard choice, while low-iron glass is preferred for a clearer, more premium finish. Tempered glass covers most residential needs — showers, railings, shelves — thanks to its strength and safe breakage pattern. Low-iron glass costs a bit more but removes the green tint standard glass shows at thicker cuts, which matters most on large mirrors or countertops.