Shower Glass Fabrication and Installation
The enclosure is a fabrication job that has to fit a finished opening. We measure after the tile is in, cut the glass here, and install it ourselves.
At a glance
- What it is
- Measure, fabricate and install a custom shower enclosure
- When we measure
- After tile and the receptor or tub are in, not off plans alone
- What we build
- Frameless, semi-frameless, framed and tub sliders
- Product page
- Enclosure types and finishes live under /glass/shower-glass/
How this job actually runs
A shower that drips is almost never a glass problem. It is a measure-too-early or a hardware-in-Houston-steam problem.
Shower glass is one of the faster jobs we take, and one of the easiest to get wrong if the panel is cut before the tile is finished. We measure after the receptor or tub and the last row of tile are in, fabricate the tempered glass in Houston, and install it on a second visit. A quarter-inch of lip or an out-of-plumb wall is the difference between a panel that seals and a panel that drips.
The enclosure types, frameless, semi-frameless, framed, tub sliders, are on the shower glass product page. This page is the service: who measures, when, what hardware survives Gulf Coast humidity, and how the job is sequenced with a bathroom remodel. Parsa’s guide on shower glass in a Houston remodel is the longer version of that conversation.
Frameless is the request we hear first. It is often right, and it is often not. A tub you are keeping, a door that would hit a vanity, or an older opening that is not square usually wants a slider or a slim header. We will say so on the measure rather than selling the catalog photo. Hardware, hinges, clamps, tracks, handles, sits in steam every day here. Soft metal behind a pretty coating fails first.
If the same house also needs windows or a patio door, we schedule both so you are not waiting on two trades who have never spoken. Send a photo of the opening with the quote request and we will tell you which enclosure the room can actually take.
What You Can Expect
Measured after the tile
We do not cut glass off a drawing. The opening we fabricate to is the one that exists.
Fabricated in Houston
A notch around a window or a custom width does not wait on a factory in another state.
Installed by our crew
The same shop that builds the panel sets it, seals it and walks it with you.
Hardware specified for this climate
Hinges and tracks that will live in Houston steam, not a finish that peels in a year.
Typical Jobs
- Bathroom remodels that need the enclosure sequenced after tile, not before
- Homeowners keeping a tub who need a slider rather than a hinged frameless door
- Anyone replacing a curtain or a leaking kit who wants one company for measure and install
Questions about this service
Is this different from the shower glass product page?
That page is the enclosure types and finishes. This page is the job: when we measure, how we fabricate, and who installs. Start here if you want the process; go there if you already know you want frameless, semi-frameless or a tub slider.
When should you measure my shower?
After tile and the receptor or tub are in. Measuring off plans alone is how panels miss the opening. Because we fabricate locally, that late measure does not add weeks.
Can you do shower glass and windows on the same house?
Yes. We schedule both from the same conversation so the bathroom and the elevations are not two unrelated trades.
Send a Photo of the Opening
A picture of the shower or tub and the ZIP are enough for us to say which enclosure the room can take.
Or call us directly (832) 681-9190