Frameless shower doors in San Jose & Milpitas
Custom shower glass cut and installed to the opening you actually have. Frameless, semi-frameless, and framed. We measure on site before anything is ordered.
Options we install
Frameless
Clean lines with minimal hardware. Tempered glass panels held with clips or a header channel — the look most people picture for a modern shower.
Semi-frameless
A slim metal frame around fixed panels with a frameless door. More structure than full frameless, often a better fit for wider openings.
Framed
Metal framing on every edge — the most economical option and the most forgiving on walls that are not perfectly plumb.
How a job works
Five steps. The first one takes you about thirty seconds.
- 01
You send photos
Text or upload a couple of pictures of the shower, wall, window, or break.
- 02
We quote you
A real number back from the photos — not a hedged range.
- 03
One measure, on site
Openings are never square. This is the trip that prevents a reorder.
- 04
Glass is cut
Made to the measurements from that visit.
- 05
Installed and sealed
One visit, adjusted, cleaned up after.
What to know before you buy
We measure on site
Openings are never square and walls are rarely flat. Precise measurements before fabrication prevent a reorder.
Hardware finish
Chrome, brushed nickel, and matte black are common. We confirm hinge type, handle, and finish during the site visit.
Glass thickness
Most frameless shower doors use tempered safety glass sized to the opening and hardware. We specify thickness when we quote.
Common questions
How long does installation take?+
The on-site install is usually one visit. Lead time is mostly fabricating the glass after we measure.
Can you replace just the shower door?+
Often yes, if fixed panels and hardware are in good shape. Send a photo of the whole enclosure so we can tell.
Do I need to pick hardware before you measure?+
A general finish in mind helps, but we confirm details during the site visit.
Send a photo. Get a quote.
It costs nothing to get a number back. Emergency break? Call rather than filling in a form.