Monmouth & Ocean County, NJ

Custom shower doors, cut to the opening you actually have.

Frameless, framed, and fully custom enclosures — templated on site across Monmouth and Ocean counties, from Middletown down to Forked River.

Request a quote

Form only — one short form gets you a real range.

Frameless glass shower enclosure in a coastal New Jersey primary bathroom
  • Templated after tile, not from a catalog size
  • Out-of-plumb, curved, and neo-angle openings welcome
  • Hardware sized to panel weight, every time
  • Access route measured before glass is fabricated

How it works

Four steps, one visit to install

  1. Step 1

    Fill out the form

    Door type, town, layout, and photos if you have them. Two minutes, no callback needed.

  2. Step 2

    We review it

    We read the opening, flag anything unusual, and come back with a range and next date.

  3. Step 3

    In-home measure

    We template your finished tile on site — width at three heights, curb slope, wall deviation.

  4. Step 4

    Install

    Fabricated to that template, then set in a single half-day visit with hardware sized to the panel.

Questions

Asked before every install

How long does a shower door take from quote to install?

Plan on three to five weeks. Roughly a day to reply to your form, a few days to get to site for the template, then two to three weeks of fabrication before a half-day install. Shore-season weeks in late spring run at the longer end of that range.

Do you have to template on site, or can I send measurements?

We template on site. Homeowner measurements are useful for a ballpark range, but every finished quote comes off our own template — width at three heights, curb slope, and wall deviation. That is what keeps the install to one visit.

My wall isn't plumb. Is a frameless door still possible?

Usually, yes. Deviation is normal in older shore cottages and historic borough bathrooms. Frameless glass handles it through hinge selection, a scribed wall channel, or a slightly tapered panel. What matters is that the deviation is measured before glass is cut rather than discovered on install day.

What glass thickness do you use?

Three-eighths inch for most framed and semi-frameless work, half inch for frameless panels and anything tall or wide. All of it is tempered safety glass. We size hardware against the finished panel weight instead of a catalog default.

Is a protective coating worth it?

On the barrier islands and anywhere with hard water, yes — it makes squeegeeing effective rather than optional. It is not a substitute for wiping the glass down; nothing is.

Next step

Tell us about your opening

One short form. We come out, template your finished tile, and quote the glass that actually fits.