Frameless Shower Doors in San Jose & Milpitas
Custom shower doors cut to your opening — frameless, semi-frameless, or framed. We measure on site before anything is ordered, so the glass fits the bathroom instead of the other way around. Send a photo and get a quote back.
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- Over 10 years of glass experience
- CA Lic. #1128439 — C-17 Glazing
- Licensed and bonded
- Se habla español
Shower door & enclosure types
Every bathroom is different. We install the shower door style that fits your space, your budget, and how you use the shower.
Frameless
Clean lines with minimal hardware — the look most people picture when they say modern shower. Tempered glass panels held with clips or a header channel, with a seal at the bottom and hinges or a sliding track on the door. Best when you want the tile and fixtures to show through.
Semi-frameless
A slim metal frame around the fixed panels with a frameless door, or a framed door on frameless panels. More structure than full frameless, often a better fit for wider openings or when you want a defined edge without the bulk of a fully framed unit.
Framed
Metal framing on every edge — the most economical option and the most forgiving on walls that are not perfectly plumb. A solid choice for rental properties, budget remodels, or openings where a heavier frame makes sense structurally.
How it works
Three steps from first photo to finished shower.
We measure on site
Openings are never square and walls are rarely flat. We come out once, take precise measurements, and confirm hardware placement before anything is ordered.
You get a quote
Send photos first and we will give you a price back. If the number works, we schedule the measure visit and order the glass to those exact dimensions.
We install it
One install visit. Glass hung, sealed, and cleaned up after. If anything is not right, we come back — that is what the license and the bond are for.
Where we install shower enclosures
Based in Milpitas, working across the South Bay. If you are near the edge of this list, call and ask.
Shower door questions
How long does a frameless shower door installation take?
The on-site install is usually one visit, a few hours depending on the size of the enclosure and how many panels are involved. The lead time is mostly waiting for the glass to be fabricated after we measure — typically one to two weeks, though it can vary with the supplier.
Can you replace just the shower door?
Yes. If the fixed panels are in good shape and the hardware is standard, we can often replace the door alone. Send a photo of the whole enclosure so we can see whether a door-only swap makes sense or if the opening needs a full measure.
What glass thickness do you use for shower doors?
Most frameless shower doors use 3/8-inch tempered safety glass. Heavier doors or very tall panels may call for 1/2-inch glass. We will specify the right thickness when we quote based on the width of the opening and the type of hardware.
Do I need to pick hardware before you measure?
It helps to have a general style in mind — chrome, brushed nickel, matte black — but we do not need you to order hardware before the measure. We confirm hinge type, handle style, and finish during the site visit so everything lines up with the glass we fabricate.
Send a photo of your shower opening
A couple of pictures tell us more than a long phone call. Upload photos and get a price back — the quote costs nothing.