San Diego
Frameless glass, sliders, custom enclosures, and repairs. Templated in person, quoted in writing, installed clean.
We install and repair shower doors across San Diego County, and the whole job is built around one habit: measuring the opening that actually exists. Walls lean. Curbs run downhill. Tile thickness varies by a quarter inch from the drawing. We template in person on finished surfaces, cut the glass to those numbers, and install hardware that lines up because it was specified for your wall.
That covers frameless doors, sliding and bypass doors, custom enclosures for odd openings, single panel replacements, and sealed steam units. We also repair the stuff that goes wrong later: leaking sweeps, sagging hinges, worn rollers, and hardened seals. Most repairs finish in one visit.
The person who measures your opening is the person who installs your glass. There is no sales layer and no subcontracted crew showing up on install day. We keep the schedule short enough that we can call you back the same day, and we tell you when a repair is the right answer instead of a new door.
We work out of San Diego and cover the whole county, from Oceanside down to Chula Vista and east to Escondido, San Marcos, and Santee.
More about usFrameless doors, sliders, custom enclosures, steam units, repairs, and single panel replacement. If it is shower glass, we handle it.
Heavy 3/8 and 1/2 inch frameless glass, templated on site and installed with hardware that actually lines up.
Learn more →Leaking doors, sagging hinges, broken rollers, and glass that jumps the track. Usually fixed in one visit.
Learn more →Curved, angled, half-wall, and full-height glass built to the opening you actually have.
Learn more →Bypass and sliding glass doors that roll clean, seal at the jamb, and stop leaving a puddle.
Learn more →Cracked, chipped, etched, or fogged glass swapped for new tempered panels using your existing hardware.
Learn more →Sealed, full-height glass enclosures for steam generators, with a transom that vents when you want it to.
Learn more →We serve all of San Diego County, including La Jolla, Chula Vista, Carlsbad, Encinitas, Escondido, Poway, El Cajon, Oceanside, Del Mar, Solana Beach, Rancho Bernardo, Coronado, La Mesa, Vista, Santee, San Marcos, and Point Loma. Each area gets its own page with local detail, because a Del Mar oceanfront bathroom and a Santee family bath are not the same job.
See all service areasWe template, cut, and hang the glass ourselves. No subcontracted crew, no finger-pointing when a hinge line is off by an eighth of an inch.
You get the panel sizes, glass thickness, hardware finish, and total price in writing. Nothing on the invoice that was not in the quote.
Coastal humidity, hard water, and older tract-home framing all change what we specify. We pick glass and coatings that survive here.
Drop cloths down, old glass out in one piece, silicone lines wiped, and the debris leaves with us.
The install itself is usually three to five hours for a framed or frameless door, and most of a day for a neo-angle or a steam enclosure. Lead time on the glass is the longer part: 7 to 12 business days for standard panels, longer for brass finishes, curved glass, or low-iron.
After. Glass is cut to the finished tile surface, so measuring before tile means guessing at a thickness that has not been set yet. We can look at the job early to plan the layout and quote, then return to template once tile and waterproofing are done.
Usually, yes. If the frame and hardware are sound, we cut a matching tempered panel and reuse what is there. That is a fraction of a new enclosure. Chipped or cracked tempered glass always gets replaced, never repaired.
Yes. All of our glass is tempered, which is what makes it break into small blunt pieces rather than shards. We also use 3/8 or 1/2 inch glass with proper hinges, and we spec a coating that makes cleaning easier and reduces the chance of etching.
Free estimates. Send photos and we can usually quote the same day.
Free — no obligations