Shower doors

Frameless and custom shower doors in Las Vegas

Frameless, semi-frameless and framed, cut to fit your Las Vegas bathroom and coated to stand up to our hard water. We build the enclosure you want, repair the one you have, and the measure is free.

  • Since 1953
  • 4.9 stars across 400+ Google reviews
  • Nevada C-8 licensed #0004490A
  • Hard-water coated glass

Choose a build

The three configurations

Every shower door is one of three builds. This is the first thing to settle, because it drives the price and the look.

  • Frameless. Heavy glass, minimal hardware, no metal around the edges. The clean, high-end look most people want. Uses thicker glass, so it costs the most.
  • Semi-frameless. A light frame on part of the enclosure, frameless where it counts. A middle price that still reads clean.
  • Framed. Metal around the full perimeter with thinner glass. The lowest cost and the most watertight by design.

We build all three. Tell us the look you want and the budget, and we’ll tell you which one fits.

A sliding glass shower enclosure with marble tile and chrome hardware
Shower doors / Las Vegas

Whole enclosures

Shower enclosures

A door is one panel. An enclosure is the whole glass box, and we build those too.

  • Walk-in. Open, no door, a fixed panel that blocks the spray. See Walk-In Shower Doors.
  • Corner. Glass on two sides for a corner shower.
  • Neo-angle. The angled front for a corner base, more room inside.
  • Tub-to-shower conversion. Pull the tub, glass in a new shower in the same footprint.

Made to measure

Custom and made-to-measure

Stock doors fit stock openings. Older Las Vegas bathrooms are rarely stock, so most of what we do is cut to fit.

We measure your opening and fabricate the glass to it: 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch glass for frameless, both of which we stock, edge treatments to match, and hardware in the finish you choose. We cut and fabricate in our own shop, so a custom size isn’t a special favor. It’s the normal job.

Glass and finishes

Glass and hardware options

The glass and the metal are where you set the look. Here’s the menu.

  • Glass. Clear, low-iron (the truest color, no green edge), rain, frosted and satin.
  • Hardware. Hinges, handles and clips in chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, oil-rubbed bronze and gold.

Clear glass has a faint green cast on the edges. Low-iron doesn’t, so it reads truer, especially on a large frameless panel. We show you both before you decide.

Know before you buy

Hard water and Las Vegas

This is the one thing every Las Vegas shower buyer should know and almost no one tells them.

Las Vegas water is hard, and hard water etches glass. Let the spray dry on an untreated panel day after day and the minerals bond to the surface. Left long enough, that spotting is permanent and no cleaner takes it off.

The fix is a protective coating on the glass that keeps the water from bonding. We don’t apply it ourselves. When you want it, we order your glass already coated from the manufacturer. It doesn’t make the glass maintenance-free, but it turns a daily fight into a quick wipe, and we tell you how to keep it working. That’s why a shower door in this city is worth buying from a glazier who knows the water here.

Glass etched with heavy white hard-water mineral scale along a bronze frame edge
Hard-water etching / Las Vegas
Extreme close-up of hard-water spotting and fine scratches on a glass door surface
Hard-water damage, close up / Las Vegas

Repair, not replace

Shower door repair

Most shops only sell you a new door. We fix the one you have, which is usually the cheaper answer.

  • Rollers and hinges. A door that drags, sticks or sags is almost always the hardware, not the glass.
  • Seals and sweeps. The rubber that stops the leak dries out and fails. We swap it.
  • Out-of-square doors. A door that won’t sit right gets adjusted or re-hung.
  • Cracked panels. A single cracked panel gets replaced without redoing the whole enclosure.

If your door is dragging or leaking, it’s usually a repair, not a replacement. Send a photo and we’ll tell you which.

How it goes

Process and timeline

  1. Measure.We come to the bathroom and measure the opening, the walls and the plumb.
  2. Order.We fabricate the glass and order the hardware to your finish.
  3. Install.The crew sets the glass, mounts the hardware and seals it.

Lead time is about a week. The glass takes 3 to 5 business days to arrive, and we install within 48 hours of it landing. Vendor delivery drives the schedule, so we confirm a firm date at measure. Custom glass takes time to fabricate, and we give you the real date at the measure.

See the work

Our shower installs

See the work. This is a purchase you make with your eyes. Browse completed frameless, semi-frameless and enclosure installs across Las Vegas in our project gallery.

Questions

Shower doors FAQ

Do you install shower doors?
Yes, frameless, semi-frameless and framed. We measure, order the glass and hardware, and fit it. We also repair them, which most places won’t: rollers, hinges, seals, sweeps and cracked panels. If your door is dragging or leaking it’s usually a repair, not a replacement. We’re licensed, Nevada C-8 unlimited #0004490A, and rated 4.9 stars across 400+ Google reviews.
How much does a frameless shower door cost?
Frameless doors and enclosures are priced by the size of the opening and the glass you choose. Frameless costs more than framed because the glass is thicker and the hardware carries the weight. We measure the actual opening and the written quote is the number, so call for a quote and we give you a real figure at the free measure.
Can you replace just the glass in my existing shower door?
Often, yes. If the frame or the hardware is sound and only the panel is cracked, we replace the glass and leave the rest. On a frameless door the glass and hardware are matched, so send a photo and we’ll tell you whether it’s a glass swap or a rebuild.
Do frameless doors leak?
A little water can escape a frameless door, because there’s no full frame sealing every edge. Built and set right, with the panels plumb and the sweeps and seals correct, it isn’t a problem. A door that actually leaks is usually out of square or missing a seal, and that’s a repair.
What stops the hard-water spotting?
A protective coating on the glass that keeps Las Vegas hard water from bonding to the surface. We don’t apply it in-house, we order your glass already coated from the manufacturer when you want it. It turns permanent etching into a quick wipe-down. It isn’t maintenance-free, but it’s the difference between clear glass and cloudy glass in a couple of years.

Ready for a new shower door?

Frameless, semi-frameless, framed or a repair, we measure your Las Vegas bathroom and give you a written quote.

Since 1953. Nevada C-8 license 0004490A. Serving Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Summerlin.