Every enclosure we install in Weston is measured, cut and installed by our own licensed team — never subcontracted. Premium tempered glass that meets Florida building codes, hardware in the finish you want, and a fit that leaves no gaps against the tile. From Weston Hills to Savanna, The Ridges to Emerald Estates, we build it to last.
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.
When we show up at your Weston home, here's exactly what you can expect from our crew — every visit, every time.
Clean frameless lines and minimalist craftsmanship, customized to match any shape, style or finish in your Weston bathroom.
Much like an open floor plan, custom glass opens your bathroom space — making it feel larger, brighter and more luxurious.
Frameless glass has no metal tracks to trap soap scum. A quick squeegee after each shower keeps it crystal clear for years.
Shower doors are great — when they do their job. But once seals fail, hardware corrodes, or the door goes out of plumb, you're faced with a choice: patch it or replace it. We'll give you an honest call either way, because a repair done right is often all you need.
Weston was master-planned down to the last palm tree — a city of villages, bike paths and impeccable standards, pressed against the Everglades. Its bathrooms live up to the same bar. These are the communities we serve weekly.
The city's signature single-family core around the fairways — primary suites that run generous, finishes that run designer. Full-glass walk-ins, low-iron clarity against stone, steam options and matching mirrors, all fabricated to the opening and installed by employees.
The newer western build-out where homes arrive contemporary and builder-grade glass is first on the upgrade list. True frameless in the primary bath, a slider in the secondary, one measure and one install day — the standard Weston package.
Townhomes, villas and condo clusters along the connector streets. Association paperwork handled at every layer — master association, sub-association and building — with installs timed to quiet hours and one visit per bathroom.
The walkable core brings apartments and live-work residences with contemporary baths. Builder-grade enclosures upgraded to true frameless — thicker panels, real hardware, better seals — usually in a single two-to-four-hour visit.
The larger properties along the western boundary, where homes sit on real land and bathrooms run big. Full-height panels, wide fixed screens and hardware matched to the estate-level finish — plus duty specs for the pool-house and cabana showers.
Weston's professional campuses keep our commercial crews booked with conference-room partitions and lobby glass, installed evenings and weekends. The executives who work here usually live three miles away — one vendor for both addresses.
Weston's housing is young by South Florida standards — most of it built from the 1990s forward — and it was built well. That changes the conversation from repair to refinement: the framed sliders of older cities barely exist here. What exists instead is the builder-grade plateau: enclosures that passed inspection and looked fine in the model, with thin glass and hardware chosen for the developer's budget. Upgrading past that plateau — true 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch frameless panels, solid-brass fittings, seals that actually seal — is the single highest-impact improvement available without touching tile or plumbing.
The era of the garden tub defines the 1990s-2000s primaries, and the city is converting them one bathroom at a time: tub out, shower bigger, frameless glass closing it in with benches and niches the original plan never imagined. We coordinate with your plumber and tile setter, template after the stone goes in, and deliver the tolerance the design assumed.
What makes Weston distinct is process: this is a city of layered associations, architectural review and management companies that answer emails in minutes. We're fluent — vendor-filed with the masters and sub-associations, complete with COIs and scope letters same-day, and scheduled inside the work windows each community approves. The immaculate standard this city runs on is the standard we install to.
The newest challenge is preservation: the earliest Weston villages are now twenty-five years old, and their first-generation builder-grade enclosures are showing age at exactly the moment the surrounding homes still look new. Owners here don't wait for failure — they upgrade on schedule, the way the city maintains its medians — and our two-week template-to-install rhythm fits that maintenance culture perfectly. Inland air means every finish performs; the only real decisions are style, budget and how thick the glass should feel when the door latches.
Master association, sub-association, building board — we file with whichever layers your project touches, usually the same day. Most Weston management companies already carry our vendor file.
Bike-path etiquette, quiet hours, immaculate departure — our crews work the way this city expects. The neighbors notice the new glass; they never notice the install.
Measures after carline, installs on teacher workdays and Saturdays, bathrooms back in service the same day. The family calendar runs this city — we work around it.
Full-height panels, curbless entries, ceiling-hung fixed screens and steam-ready enclosures fabricated to your drawings. We reconcile plans against field conditions at template time and deliver the tolerances the design assumes.
The standard Weston job: out with the developer's thin panels and stamped hardware, in with true frameless glass and solid-brass fittings. One two-to-four-hour visit per bathroom; whole-house packages combine into one day.
Out with the tub nobody soaks in, up goes a big walk-in shower, and we close it in full frameless — coordinated with your plumber and tile setter so the glass lands last and perfect.
Where swing space doesn't exist, frameless bypass and barn-style systems deliver the heavy-glass look with zero footprint — sealed stainless rollers, one-finger operation, years of glide.
Back-lit and beveled vanity mirrors, glass shelves and niche covers — cut to your walls, finished to match the enclosure hardware, usually the same visit.
Sweeps, rollers, hinges and re-seals handled fast and spotless, with drop cloths down and everything left exactly as found — except working. Honest repair-first assessments, in writing.
954-947-7560 or the form. Name your village — chances are we've installed in it, and we'll tell you exactly which association layers the project touches before anything is scheduled.
We digitize the opening, confirm glass and hardware with samples in hand, and file the HOA paperwork in parallel — before glass is ordered, not after.
Five to seven business days — low-iron, tinted, coated and patterned glass all in-house. Approvals usually clear in the same window, so nothing waits.
One visit per bathroom, two to four hours, community rules respected, broom-clean departure. Care walkthrough, warranty registration and a direct service line before we leave the village.
Weston notices hardware the way other cities notice lawns. The guidance we give on every measure here.
Matte black, brushed gold and chrome define the city's bathrooms — and all three perform well inland, far from ocean salt. The failure point is cheap hardware behind the finish: we spec solid-brass bodies and reputable lines only, because a wobbling hinge reads from the doorway.
Weston's remodels lean white marble and bright quartz, and standard glass greens against them. Low-iron glass is water-white — the stone reads true, the room reads brighter, and the difference is visible from the hallway. On white palettes it's the upgrade we recommend without hesitation.
Weston ceilings run high and the shower panels follow. Half-inch tempered glass stays rigid and quiet at full height where thinner stock flexes and hums — stiffer, quieter, solid in the latch. When the architecture goes tall, the glass should too.
Inland water is hard water, and daily-use showers show it fast. A factory hydrophobic coating keeps scale from bonding and cleaning to one squeegee pass — the line item Weston clients thank us for most, especially in the kids' bath.
Households running on one hall bath at 6:30 a.m. get real relief from satin and rain-glass panels: full light, no silhouettes, modest cost. All fabricated in-house, all viewable as samples at the measure.
Full-height panels, vapor-tight transoms and pressure-rated seals for steam showers, built to your generator technician's spec. In Weston primary baths, the steam enclosure is often the room's centerpiece — the glass should act like it.
Weston was built on the idea that details compound — the landscaped median, the painted curb, the quiet rule. Our business model is the same idea in glass: vendor files already with the management companies, paperwork complete before it's requested, employees on every job, and installs that finish inside the promised window with the site cleaner than we found it. The management offices here answer emails in minutes; so do we.
Behind the logistics sit the materials — solid-brass hardware, low-iron and half-inch glass where the design calls for them, protective coatings on every daily-use panel — and behind those, the service: written warranties, wear parts stocked for everything we install, and a phone line answered by people with your file on screen. A city this deliberate deserves vendors who match. That's the whole pitch, and the referrals say it lands.
Because the builder chose the cheapest compliant option. Developer enclosures run thin glass, stamped hardware and minimal seals — fine in the model, underwhelming at home. Swapping to true frameless upgrades the whole bathroom without touching tile or plumbing, in a single visit.
Usually the sub-association for exterior-visible work, sometimes neither for interior bathrooms — but every community differs, and Weston layers them carefully. Send us your association's requirements; we're vendor-filed with most of the city's management companies and add new ones within a day.
Yes — that's a Weston specialty. We reconcile the drawings against field conditions at template time, flag any constructability issue while it's cheap to fix, and fabricate to the reconciled spec. Curbless, full-height and ceiling-hung systems included.
That's the city's signature job right now. We template the new opening once your plumber and tile setter finish, then close it in frameless — bench, niches and a door sized to the expanded footprint. Two weeks from template, one visit on install day.
Usually yes — we source solid-brass brushed-gold lines that pair with the developer fixture packages common in these villages. Text fixture photos ahead and we'll bring the closest matches; if an exact match doesn't exist, we say so and show the nearest options honestly.
Frameless sliding systems — bypass or barn-style — deliver the heavy-glass look with zero door swing, ideal when the vanity sits three feet from the shower. Sealed stainless rollers keep them gliding for years.
Always — one measure covers the house, and combining bathrooms into one install day saves trips we pass back in the price. The common Weston package: frameless in the primary, a slider or semi-frameless in the hall, one day, one warranty.
Most repairs — leaks, stuck rollers, loose hinges — are stocked on the van and fixed the same week, often in under an hour on site. Active leaks get priority, and the visit leaves the bathroom spotless.
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