On the beach, bathrooms are small and the humidity is relentless — which is exactly why frameless glass wins. It opens up compact Miami Beach baths, shrugs off salt air that eats metal tracks, and reads as pure luxury the moment a guest walks in. We template, cut and install every enclosure in-house with Florida-code tempered glass and marine-grade hardware, from South Beach studios to Mid-Beach condos, the Faena District to North Beach homes.
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.
Working in Miami Beach means high-rises, parking limits and tight freight windows. Our crew navigates all of it and still delivers this standard — every visit, every unit.
Whether it's a South Beach Art Deco revival bath or a sleek North Beach condo, we cut every panel to your opening and finish it to your taste — chrome, gold, black, whatever your vibe.
Miami Beach footprints are famously tight. Frameless glass erases the visual box, making a compact bath feel twice its size and far more upscale.
Salt air and hard water destroy tracked doors. Frameless glass has nowhere for scale to hide — one quick squeegee and it stays showroom-clear for years.
Barrier-island humidity is brutal on shower enclosures. Seals harden, hardware corrodes in the salt air, and high-rise doors slip out of alignment as buildings settle. We'll shoot straight: if a repair gets you years more service, that's what we'll do. If a replacement is the wiser spend, we'll tell you why — transparent quote either way.
Miami Beach is seventeen distinct neighborhoods pretending to be one city. Each stretch has its own bathroom architecture — here's how we work in the ones we're in every week.
Bathrooms here are often five feet wide and a hundred years old. In the historic district, we work within preservation guidelines: reversible anchoring, period-appropriate finishes, and glass choices that don't fight the architecture. Slim-profile chrome and nickel hardware keeps a 1930s bathroom reading 1930s — just watertight and easy to clean.
The Collins corridor towers are our condo-board territory. We're registered with the management companies along the strip, we book freight elevators and loading docks as part of the schedule, and we know which buildings want proof of insurance before your glass leaves the ground floor.
MiMo hotels, classic 1950s apartment buildings, and a wave of boutique conversions. Original metal-framed sliders define this housing stock, and replacing them with frameless or semi-frameless glass is the standard move for owners modernizing units one bathroom at a time.
Single-family island homes where renovations run high-end: full-glass walk-ins, steam enclosures, and matching mirror packages. Island logistics are simple — no high-rise paperwork — but the salt exposure is double, so hardware spec matters more here than anywhere on the mainland.
Luxury rebuilds and architect-led remodels where the enclosure is drawn into the plans from day one. We coordinate with your design team, fabricate to spec, and deliver the installer-grade tolerance the drawings assume.
The newer West Avenue towers bring modern builder-grade baths that owners upgrade after move-in: thicker glass, better seals, designer finishes. One-visit installs with dock scheduling mean you miss one morning of work, not a week.
A typical Miami Beach bathroom is compact, heavily used, and sitting inside a wall assembly that absolutely cannot take water intrusion. That's why our beach jobs lean on full-perimeter sealing, drip rails sized to the tile profile, and sweeps replaced before they fail — not after the ceiling below stains. Condo owners on the beach learn quickly that a thirty-dollar sweep, ignored, becomes a five-thousand-dollar insurance claim against the neighbor downstairs.
The stock here runs from 1920s art deco interiors with subway tile and clawfoot-era layouts, through postwar apartment blocks with metal-framed tub sliders, to brand-new towers where the developer's enclosure is the first thing owners replace. Art deco baths reward frameless panels with minimal hardware; postwar units reward semi-frameless value packages; new towers reward upgrades to 1/2-inch glass, low-iron clarity and PVD hardware that shrugs off ocean air.
Hotel and short-rental operators are a Miami Beach specialty of ours. Between guest turnovers, an enclosure has to survive hard water, aggressive housekeeping, and guests who treat the sweep as a towel bar. We build for that reality and stock the wear parts for it.
Insurance certificates, scope letters, elevator reservations, dock windows, noise curfews — we deliver the packet your building wants before install day, so the day itself is boring. In the best way.
Beach air is a corrosion accelerant and a mold accelerant. We use humidity-tested hardware, mildew-resistant silicone and ventilation-conscious sweep sizing so enclosures dry fast and age slow.
Season means balconies scaffolding and elevators crowded; hurricane season means schedule buffers. We plan installs around both, and rush service exists for the unit that can't wait.
In a five-foot bath, every visual inch counts. Frameless panels with wall-mounted hinges and no perimeter track make the room read twice its size, and clear low-iron glass keeps the light moving. Sliding frameless systems go where even an out-swing door won't fit.
We stock solid-brass and stainless components in PVD finishes rated for coastal exposure, and we'll tell you honestly which decorator finishes will pit on an oceanfront facade no matter who installs them.
Water finding the hallway is the number-one beach service call. We re-seal, re-sweep and re-set glass fast, before the neighbor downstairs makes it a claim. Most leak visits resolve in under an hour.
Beach buyers and renters want showers. We convert the standard tub to a walk-in with a frameless screen, coordinating with your plumber on the pan and valve so the glass goes in ready to pass inspection.
Multi-unit programs get duty-spec hardware, volume pricing, phased scheduling around occupancy, and a standing parts list so future maintenance is one phone call.
Beveled vanity mirrors, glass shelves and niche covers cut to size and matched to your enclosure hardware — usually installed in the same visit as the shower glass.
Tell us your building or street and what's happening. Repairs with classic symptoms get phone quotes; everything custom gets a free in-home measure, scheduled around elevators and parking.
We digitize the opening, check plumb on walls that have been through ninety hurricane seasons, and confirm hardware and glass choices with you in person.
Cut, edged, tempered and coated in five to seven business days, rush when the calendar demands. Association approvals run in parallel so nothing waits on paperwork.
One visit, two to four hours, floor pathed and broom-clean at the end. We walk you through care, register the warranty, and leave a card with the direct line for service.
On the beach, glass and hardware choices are climate decisions as much as style decisions. The guidance we give Miami Beach clients, finish by finish.
Between ocean mist and hard water, beach glass works for a living. Low-maintenance options earn their keep here: factory hydrophobic coatings so scale wipes away, and patterned glass that shrugs off water spots that would glare on clear panels. If your bathroom faces the ocean line, consider bronze or gray tint — it hides spotting and frames the view warm at sunset.
Chrome and stainless have a century of oceanfront credibility. Matte black is durable indoors. Brushed gold belongs in the towers — but only in PVD, where the coating is molecularly bonded instead of plated. We spec PVD as the default for any finish with metal deposition, because the beach eats plating.
Short-rental units and shared hall baths need discretion. Satin glass, gradient frost and fluted patterns keep the room bright while keeping silhouettes private — and they're more forgiving of water spotting than clear glass, which housekeepers appreciate.
Half-inch glass does two jobs on the beach: it stiffens tall panels and it damps noise — a real benefit on Collins Avenue at 2 a.m. For guest baths and rentals, 3/8-inch remains the proven standard and keeps costs sane at volume.
Miami Beach owners can buy glass from a dozen vendors. What they can't buy everywhere is a company that already knows the building, the board, the elevator schedule and the salt. That knowledge is why most of our beach work comes from referrals — a neighbor's shower, then the unit downstairs, then the sister's condo on Millionaires' Row.
We keep it deliberately simple: one crew measures, the same company fabricates, and the installers who hang your door are on our payroll — never a sub pulled off another job. Every enclosure carries a written workmanship warranty, the hardware is specified for this exact climate, and when you call the office a person answers who can actually see your file. If the sweep wears in year six, the replacement is a phone call and a ten-minute visit, because we stock what we sold you.
That continuity is worth more than any discount. Hotels renew their programs with us season after season, boards approve us faster because the paperwork never changes, and owners sleep through install day because it's the same boring, professional visit every time. On a barrier island where everything corrodes, floods or expires, boring and professional is the luxury.
Yes — it's routine for us. We send certificates of insurance, scope letters and license copies directly to your building management, and we schedule around freight elevator and loading dock availability so your install day has no surprises.
Salt aerosol. On the beach, plated hardware can pit within a year or two regardless of the installer. The fix is material, not maintenance: solid-brass and stainless components with PVD finishes are the only ones we trust oceanfront, and we can replace corroded hardware with coastal-rated equivalents in a single visit.
Treat it as urgent. In condo buildings, a slow shower leak becomes the downstairs unit's ceiling stain and an insurance matter. Most leaks are failed sweeps or caulk — a one-visit, one-part fix. Call the same week you notice it, not the month after.
Yes. Interior bathroom work is usually straightforward, but we respect preservation intent: reversible anchoring where feasible, period-appropriate finishes, and documentation your board or the city may want. We've done it on Flamingo Park and Collins overlay interiors for years.
Yes, at volume. Multi-unit programs get duty-spec hardware, phased scheduling around occupancy calendars, and a standing parts list so maintenance is one call. Ask about our hotel program terms.
Almost always, yes. Small baths are where frameless glass earns its keep visually. Where an out-swing door can't clear a sink or toilet, a frameless sliding system or a fixed panel with pivoting extension solves it with zero swing footprint.
Two to four hours for a standard enclosure, one visit. We path the floors, contain the work zone, and leave the bathroom functional and clean the same morning or afternoon.
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