We offer a variety of shower glass enclosures including:

• Fully frameless enclosures (with no aluminum channeling)
• Semi-frameless enclosures (partial framing)
• Framed shower doors (complete metal framing)
• Custom shower designs for unique spaces
• Sliding/bypass doors
• Pivot and hinged doors
• Neo-angle and corner enclosures

For frameless shower enclosures, we typically use 3/8" (10mm) or 1/2" (12mm) thick tempered glass for maximum durability and elegant appearance. For semi-frameless and framed options, 1/4" (6mm) to 3/8" (10mm) tempered glass is standard, depending on the design requirements.

Besides clear glass, we offer:

• Frosted/obscure glass for privacy
• Rain glass texture
• Pattern glass options
• Low-iron glass for ultra-clear appearance
• Tinted glass options (bronze, gray, etc.)
• Custom etched glass designs

Yes, all our shower glass is tempered safety glass that meets Maryland building codes. Tempered glass is heat-treated to be approximately four times stronger than regular glass. If broken, it shatters into small, relatively harmless pieces rather than sharp shards.

Most standard shower glass installations can be completed in 2-4 hours. Custom or complex installations may take longer. Your shower will be ready to use 24 hours after installation to allow sealants to fully cure.

Yes, we recommend:

• Ensuring the shower area is clean and clear of personal items
• Having all tile work, plumbing fixtures, and shower hardware completed
• Making sure the bathroom is accessible with a clear path for materials
• Removing any old shower doors or enclosures (or we can handle this for a fee)

Yes, we offer removal and disposal of your existing shower doors for an additional fee. This service includes proper disposal of the old glass and hardware in accordance with Maryland regulations.

Maryland building codes require:

• All shower glass must be tempered safety glass
• Glass must meet ANSI Z97.1 safety standards
• Proper support systems for frameless enclosures
• Appropriate hardware rated for wet environments
• Minimum shower compartment dimensions of 30 inches

To maintain clean shower glass:

• Use a squeegee after each shower to remove water
• Periodically clean with a non-abrasive, non-ammonia glass cleaner
• Apply a rain repellent product (like Rain-X) or a specialized shower glass protectant
• For hard water areas in Maryland (which average 118 PPM hardness), consider more frequent cleaning or installing a water softener

Water spots are typically caused by mineral deposits from hard water, which is common in many Maryland areas. When water evaporates, it leaves these minerals behind. Prevention methods include:

• Using a squeegee after each shower
• Applying protective coatings
• Regular cleaning with vinegar or specialized hard water cleaners
• Installing a water softener in your home

Several factors influence the cost:

• Glass thickness (3/8" vs. 1/2")
• Enclosure size and configuration
• Type of glass (clear, patterned, low-iron, etc.)
• Hardware finishes (chrome, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, etc.)
• Custom features and sizes
• Protective glass treatments
• Complexity of installation

While every project is unique:

• Framed shower doors typically range from $800-$1,500
• Semi-frameless options range from $1,000-$2,000
• Fully frameless enclosures typically range from $1,200-$3,000+
• Custom designs or oversized enclosures may cost more

We provide free, detailed quotes after measuring your space.

We provide:

• One-year warranty on professionally installed frameless shower glass
• One-year warranty on hardware and accessories
• Limited lifetime warranty to the original homeowner on certain product lines

Maryland's humid climate and varying water quality can affect shower glass maintenance:

• Many areas in Maryland have moderately hard to very hard water (118 PPM average), which can lead to more mineral deposits on glass
• Regular maintenance is particularly important in areas with higher mineral content in the water
• Consider protective treatments that are specifically designed to resist humidity-related issues