In a city built on design — from the Biltmore's arches to the Mediterranean Revival homes lining Coral Way — a stock shower door looks out of place. We measure, fabricate and install every enclosure in-house with Florida-code tempered glass and hardware finished to complement your home's character. Zero gaps against the tile, finishes that hold up to South Florida humidity, and a fit that respects the craftsmanship your home was built with. From the Miracle Mile corridor to Riviera Village, we build for the City Beautiful.
Every job measured, cut & installed by our own in-house licensed team.
Backed by a written workmanship warranty — we stand behind every install.
Honest, itemized quotes before any work begins. No pressure, no surprises.
Our crew has worked in Coral Gables homes for over two decades. When we arrive at your door, here's what you can count on — every visit, without exception.
Your Coral Gables home wasn't built from a catalog. We tailor every panel, angle and finish to your tile, layout and architecture — polished chrome for a classic look, brushed gold or matte black for something bolder.
Frameless glass removes visual weight, letting a compact bath near Downtown Coral Gables feel open, airy and more expensive — without moving a single wall.
No aluminum tracks means no trapped soap scum or mildew. A quick squeegee keeps the glass pristine for years — low effort, lasting return.
Even well-built enclosures age. Rubber seals dry out, hinges corrode in the humidity, or a heavy door settles out of alignment. We'll assess it honestly: if a repair restores it, we won't push a replacement. If a new door is the smarter long-term call, we'll explain why — with a clear, itemized quote either way.
Coral Gables was platted in the 1920s with a plan for beauty, and its bathrooms still answer to that standard. These are the sections where our crews measure and install every week.
Curving streets, canopy oaks, and homes ranging from original Mediterranean Revival to crisp new construction. The older baths here teach patience — plaster walls, settled footprints, and tile worth preserving. We template precisely and anchor into what's real, so the glass sits true against century-old geometry.
Estate homes on the canals and bay edge where primary suites run large and the finish level runs high. Full-height frameless panels, low-iron glass, steam enclosures and PVD hardware specified for salt exposure — plus the matching mirror work these rooms expect.
Established neighborhoods of renovated originals and tasteful rebuilds. The work here balances eras: traditional hardware and bronze tints for the period homes, clean chrome and matte black for the modern ones, always proportioned to the room.
The grand old streets near the Biltmore — homes with primary baths that have grown through multiple renovations. We coordinate with your architect or designer, fabricate to drawing, and deliver the tolerance the plans assume.
The apartments and offices of the walkable core. Association approvals, elevator logistics and one-visit installs for residents; office partitions and storefront glass for the Mile's professional suites — one vendor for both worlds.
Solid mid-century blocks where practical upgrades rule: framed-to-frameless conversions, dependable semi-frameless packages and honest repair service for homes that work as hard as their owners.
Coral Gables takes design seriously enough to write it into city code, and homeowners here return the favor. The 1920s originals carry baths with real handmade tile, plaster walls and layouts drawn before the word “ensuite” existed — these rooms want glass that honors them: slim profiles, period-adjacent finishes, and anchoring that doesn't bully the walls. The postwar and mid-century sections bring practical Florida layouts that reward clean frameless upgrades without pretending to be something older.
Then there's the new era: architectural rebuilds and estate renovations in Cocoplum and along the water, where the shower enclosure is drawn into the plans from day one and the glass has to hit the drawing's tolerances exactly. We work with your architect's details — curbless entries, full-height panels, ceiling-suspended fixed screens — and we flag constructability issues at template time, not install time, when they're still cheap to fix.
Because many Gables projects touch historically significant homes, we know the difference between work that's sensitive and work that's merely expensive. Reversible anchoring where appropriate, documentation when the city or board asks, and finishes chosen with the whole house in mind — that's the standard this city trained us to.
The tree canopy that makes the Gables gorgeous also keeps many bathrooms shaded and slow-drying — a real consideration in this climate. We size sweeps and transoms for airflow, recommend ventilation-friendly configurations on enclosed showers, and seal with mildew-resistant silicone as standard, because a bathroom under a hundred-year-old banyan deserves the same longevity as the tree.
Gables homes often answer to boards, and some work to city review. We supply documentation, follow conditions, and keep interior work interior-appropriate — quiet, contained, compliant.
In a city that notices hardware, we source the reputable lines and match tones across the whole room — shower, faucets, mirrors, lighting. The glass should look inevitable, not added.
Cocoplum and bay-edge homes get hardware chosen for salt exposure first, aesthetics second — PVD finishes that survive the breeze and still match the mood board.
Curbless entries, full-height panels, ceiling-hung fixed screens and steam-ready enclosures fabricated to your drawings. We flag constructability at template time and deliver the tolerances the design assumes.
For the 1920s originals: slim profiles, traditional finishes, anchoring that's kind to plaster and historic tile, and glass that modernizes water-tightness without erasing character.
Beveled and back-lit vanity mirrors, glass shelving and niche covers cut to the wall and matched to the enclosure hardware — the finishing layer a Gables primary bath expects, installed the same visit.
Sweeps, hinges, rollers and re-seals handled quietly and quickly, with drop cloths down and everything left exactly as found — except working. Honest repair-first assessments, in writing.
Marine-grade glass railing systems for the staircases, balconies and pool decks of Gables estates — engineered for exposure, installed for the view.
Conference-room and suite partitions for the professional offices around Miracle Mile — installed evenings or weekends so the practice never pauses.
305-521-3949 or the site form. Tell us the section and the project; we'll talk through scope, board considerations and timing before anything is scheduled.
We digitize the opening and confirm every finish with samples in hand — and for architect projects, we reconcile the drawings against the room as built, before glass is ordered.
Cut, tempered, edged and coated in five to seven business days — low-iron, tinted and patterned glass included. Rush service coordinates with your project schedule.
One careful visit: floor pathed, work contained, room left spotless. Care walkthrough, warranty registration, and a direct line that answers afterward.
The guidance we give Gables clients when the mood board meets the climate.
Gables baths lean marble and travertine, and standard glass greens against it. Low-iron glass is color-neutral — the stone reads true, the room reads brighter, and the difference is visible from the doorway. On white and cream palettes it's the single upgrade we recommend without hesitation.
Polished brass and oil-rubbed bronze belong in Mediterranean Revival interiors the way keystones belong in arches. We source solid-brass lines in both, plus the satin nickels that suit the city's transitional renovations — and we match them across your faucets, mirrors and lighting.
For the contemporary builds: matte black systems, barn-style sliders and near-invisible fixed panels. The modern look fails when hardware is cheap — hinges must hold heavy glass plumb for decades, and that's a materials question we answer with reputable lines only.
Fluted and rain-glass panels suit Gables interiors particularly well — period texture with modern performance, ideal for guest baths and powder-room showers where light matters but exposure doesn't. Satin glass reads serene in the primary suites.
Cocoplum and the bay edge get salt on both breezes. There we default to PVD finishes over solid brass or stainless — the golds and chromes that hold their surface for a decade — and we say no, politely, to the plated lines that will pit within two.
Full-height panels, vapor-tight transoms and pressure-rated door seals for steam showers — built to your generator technician's spec so the system performs as designed. In estate primary baths, the steam enclosure is often the room's centerpiece; the glass should act like it.
A city that regulates its own beauty doesn't forgive sloppy work, and neither do its homeowners. We've earned Gables referrals by holding one line for twenty years: employees on every job, glass fabricated in-house to the template — not the estimate — and hardware from manufacturers whose names belong on the quote. Designers bring us their drawings because we flag the impossible before it's built; boards approve us because the paperwork is complete the first time; and homeowners call back because the enclosure still closes like new a decade on.
We keep the parts for everything we install, answer the phone with your file on the screen, and treat a Riviera-section powder room with the same care as a Cocoplum primary suite. In a city built on the idea that details are the point, the details are our business model.
Yes. We supply scope letters, finish schedules and installation details for boards and, where applicable, city review. Interior bathroom glass is usually straightforward — but when documentation is required, ours arrives complete and on time.
Yes — that's a Gables specialty. We reconcile the drawings against field conditions at template time, flag any constructability issue while it's still cheap to fix, and fabricate to the reconciled spec. Curbless, full-height and ceiling-hung systems included.
With the right spec, yes — it can look like it was always there. Slim profiles, warm traditional finishes and anchoring that respects plaster and original tile give you modern water-tightness without the renovation feeling like an intrusion. We'll show you exactly what that means at the measure.
PVD over solid brass or stainless — the golds and chromes that hold their surface in salt air. We're candid about which plated finishes will pit within a couple of bay breezes, whatever the showroom says.
Yes — insurance certificates, licenses and scope letters direct to management, installs scheduled around elevators and work-hour rules. Most downtown Gables buildings already know our paperwork.
That's the standard ask in this city, and the answer is usually yes — we source all major finish lines and coordinate tones across shower, faucets, mirrors and lighting. Send photos ahead or have the fixtures on hand at the measure; when an exact match doesn't exist, we show you the closest options honestly.
Yes — beveled, back-lit and frameless vanity mirrors plus glass shelves and niche covers, all cut to your walls in matching finishes and typically installed in the same visit as the enclosure.
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