Living on an island in Biscayne Bay means high-rise condos, bay views and bathrooms that deserve better than a stock enclosure. We design, cut and install every frameless shower ourselves — never subcontracted — using Florida-code tempered safety glass and hardware in your chosen finish. From the condos along the 79th Street Causeway to the bayfront towers of Treasure Island and the single-family pockets of North Bay Island, our panels seal gap-free and our finishes shrug off the salt air.
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.
High-rise installs have their own rules — loading docks, freight elevators, HOA paperwork. Our in-house team has done them all, and every North Bay Village visit comes with the same standard.
Every North Bay Village unit has its own quirks — out-of-square walls, angled entries, retrofit layouts. We tailor each panel and finish to your specific space and style.
Condo bathrooms aren't always generous. Frameless glass opens up the footprint, drawing in light and making a compact high-rise bath feel far more expansive.
With no metal tracks to collect soap scum and hard-water deposits, upkeep drops to a quick squeegee. Less work, clearer glass, year after year.
Bayfront salt air is hard on hardware. Seals stiffen, hinges corrode, doors drift. Before you commit to a full replacement, let us diagnose it — we'll recommend the repair when a repair does the job, and give you a straight quote either way.
North Bay Village strings Harbor Island and Treasure Island along the 79th Street Causeway — a city built on the bay, with skyline views in every direction and water never more than a block away. It's condo country with a small-town shape, and its bathroom stock tells the story of six decades of building. These are the blocks we work.
The towers and mid-rises lining 79th Street itself — the village's front row, with units trading fast and renovating faster. Original framed shower doors from the '60s and '70s are aging out unit by unit; framed-to-frameless conversions carry these bathrooms decades forward without touching the tile.
The namesake island's mix of garden apartments, classic low-rises and freshly built towers. Long-time owners beside first-time buyers, all renovating on real budgets — honest value specs that keep the fabrication and warranty full while the hardware stays sensible.
The eastern island's newer residential towers and townhomes — contemporary bathrooms where the glass should match the architecture. Low-iron panels against stone, clean channel hardware, and installs coordinated with building management's elevator and move-out calendars.
The streets around the boat slips, where life runs on tide tables and the salt breeze off the bay works on hardware day and night. Marine-rated finishes and protective glass coatings are the default spec here — the bay is beautiful and it is corrosive.
The older low-rise stock tucked between the towers — two-bedrooms with single bathrooms that serve everything. Compact frameless units and easy-glide sliders make these baths work bigger than they measure, priced for first-home budgets.
The recent high-rise additions that changed the village skyline — developer-basic bathrooms being upgraded the first year of ownership. We work to the tower's rules and the owner's taste: contemporary enclosures that look built-in because they were, templated to that exact unit.
North Bay Village housing is overwhelmingly condominium — built in waves from the 1950s through today, so a single street can hold an original low-rise, a '70s tower and a brand-new high-rise. The bathrooms tell the same story: original framed tub doors still soldiering on in the older stock, builder-grade framed enclosures in the new towers, and a renovation wave moving through everything in between as buyers discover the village's prices and views. The framed-to-frameless conversion is the signature job here — it carries a bathroom decades forward without touching tile or plumbing.
The bay writes the maintenance schedule. With water on every side, the village's salt breeze works on hinges, sweeps and finishes day and night — faster than inland Dade, slower than the oceanfront. We spec hardware for the exposure honestly: marine-grade finishes on the outer-facing units, salt-tolerant standard everywhere, protective coatings on the glass.
Condo logistics are the daily discipline. Insurance certificates to management, elevator reservations, padding for the freight path, work-hour windows — every tower has its rulebook and we arrive with it already read. First-time buyers get the same itemized, hold-the-number quotes the penthouses get; the value spec keeps glass quality and warranty full while the hardware stays sensible.
What North Bay Village homeowners tell us they value most is speed with standards — repairs that land same-week because one working bathroom in a condo is a genuine emergency, conversions priced like the buyer's first home because it usually is, and crews that leave the elevator lobby cleaner than they found it. We fabricate in-house and install with our own licensed team, so the enclosure fits the opening it was templated from and the written warranty means what it says. In a village where the neighbors compare renovations at the pool deck, that reputation travels fast — and we install like we know it.
COIs filed before management asks, elevators reserved and padded, quiet-hour windows respected. We've worked the village's buildings long enough that the paperwork arrives first and the complaints never do.
Water on every side means corrosion on every hinge. Marine-grade and PVD finishes on the exposure-facing units, protective glass coatings everywhere — specified for the bay, warranted for it.
A village of one-bathroom condos means a leaking door is an emergency, not an inconvenience. Classic-symptom repairs get phone quotes and same-week visits, stocked van on the first trip.
The village signature: retire the corroding framed unit and its maintenance cycle forever. Templated to the opening, fabricated in-house, installed by our own licensed crew — the whole bathroom modernizes without touching tile or plumbing.
3/8-inch and 1/2-inch tempered glass, polished edges, solid-brass hardware in every major finish — specified unit by unit because no two village bathrooms share walls that settled the same way.
Garden-apartment bathrooms measure five feet across — frameless sliders, tri-fold doors and smart panel layouts make them work bigger than they measure, with zero swing into the vanity.
Failed sweeps, off-track rollers, sagging doors, salt-seized hinges — most fixed in one stocked-van visit. If a ninety-dollar part saves the enclosure, that's the quote you get; single-bathroom households jump the line.
Bay-air pitting and flaking reversed: hinges, handles and brackets replaced with salt-tolerant components in your finish. The economical alternative that makes the whole enclosure read new without new glass.
Vanity mirrors cut to condo walls — backlit, beveled or clean frameless — plus shelves and niche covers on the same finish schedule as the enclosure, usually the same visit.
305-521-3949 or the form — name the building and the symptom. Classic repairs get phone quotes on the spot; custom work books a free measure around the building's elevator and work-hour windows.
We digitize the opening, note where sixty years of settling pulled the tower lines, and confirm glass and hardware with samples in hand. Everything itemized in writing before anything is fabricated.
Five to seven business days — clear, coated and low-iron glass cut and polished in-house. Lease dates and move-ins get rush slots when we know the deadline early enough to plan the elevator around it.
One visit, two to four hours, padded freight path, clean suite and a working shower. Care walkthrough, warranty registration, and a direct line that answers after the truck clears the lobby.
Village style runs contemporary and space-aware — clean lines, light finishes, everything earning its footprint. The guidance we give on North Bay Village measures.
Salt breeze off the water pits ordinary plating within a few years, so finish choice here is maintenance math. Brushed nickel and matte black hide hard-water spotting and wear the bay well; PVD finishes on the exposure-facing units carry warranty against the salt itself.
In a five-foot condo bath, frameless glass is the cheapest square footage you'll ever buy — sightlines open, light travels, the room reads double. Clear glass maximizes the effect; we template so the panels hug the angles that make the biggest visual difference.
Chrome and brushed nickel on solid bodies are the workhorses — they outlast bargain plated finishes every time. Our value line keeps the same tempered glass, the same fabrication, the same written warranty; only the jewelry changes. Cheap is a body material, not a price.
Dade supply leaves its mineral signature fast on daily-use showers, and condo dwellers clean their own glass. A factory hydrophobic coating keeps scale from bonding and cuts the work to one squeegee pass — on a village enclosure, consistently the highest-value line on the quote.
When the vanity sits an arm's length from the tub, a swinging door is a daily negotiation. Frameless sliding systems deliver the look with zero swing space — sealed stainless rollers, one-finger operation that stays one-finger for years.
Shared baths and studio layouts get satin or rain-glass panels — light stays generous, silhouettes disappear, and the space never reads as a compromise. Specified panel by panel so it looks designed, because it is.
The village can hire any glass outfit that advertises along the causeway. What it can't hire everywhere is the combination: fabrication under our own roof so the glass fits the opening it was templated from, installation by our own licensed crew instead of whoever answered the phone that week, hardware specified for bayfront salt instead of showroom air, and condo protocol handled so completely that building managers put us on approved-vendor lists and keep us there. First-time buyers and penthouse owners get the same itemized quotes and the same written warranty — the standard doesn't slide with the floor number.
We stock the wear parts for everything we install in the village, so a failed sweep or a salt-weary hinge years from now is one short visit, not a hunt through discontinued-part catalogs. And because our crews cross the causeway into the village weekly, your install window is a real commitment, sequenced around your building's elevators and your work schedule, not a courtesy guess. From Harbor Island to the Treasure Island low-rises, the standard is the same: template exactly, fabricate in-house, install once, stand behind it in writing.
Routinely — insurance certificates filed with management before they're requested, freight elevators reserved and padded, work-hour windows respected, crews badged and checked in. Village property managers know our paperwork arrives first, which is why the approved-vendor lists keep us on them.
Honest look at the frame first: solid track and intact glass means new sweeps and rollers buy years for little money. But in this village the framed units are usually past that point — and a frameless conversion ends the maintenance cycle for good while modernizing the whole bathroom without touching tile or plumbing.
More here than anywhere — compact condos are where frameless glass performs its best trick, opening sightlines and doubling the sense of light and space. Where a swinging door can't clear the vanity, a frameless slider gives you the same look with zero swing space.
Single-bathroom households jump the line — most leaks are failed sweeps, worn caulk or a shifted door, stocked on the van and fixed in a single visit, usually the same week you call and often sooner. Call before ten and the odds are very good for this week.
Measureably — the bay's salt breeze pits ordinary plating years before inland Dade shows the same wear. Marine-grade and PVD finishes carry warranty against the salt itself, and on water-facing units we quote them standard. The glass gets protective coatings for the same reason.
Sí — estimates, contracts and warranty documents in either language, and Spanish-speaking members on every crew. The village runs bilingual at the coffee window and the condo board alike; so does our scheduling desk.
Yes — tell us the deadline early and we'll plan template, fabrication and install backward from it, rush slots included. Investor units get duty-grade specs that survive tenant after tenant, slotted between leases so the unit never sits idle waiting on glass.
Always — one measure covers the unit, and combining both enclosures into one install day saves elevator reservations and trips we pass back in the price. Two-bath units are the village's natural bundle.
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