On the Hillsboro Mile, the standard is luxury — and a true frameless shower door is what finishes a high-end bathroom. We build every enclosure ourselves, from precise measure to final install, never subcontracted, using Florida-code tempered safety glass and the premium hardware finish you choose. From the Hillsboro Mile to the inlet, every oceanfront condo to the town limits, our fit is flawless against the tile and built to hold up to 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.
When our crew arrives at your Hillsboro Beach home, here's exactly what you get — every visit, every time, no exceptions.
Hillsboro Beach estates and condos demand a higher standard, so we tailor every panel, angle and finish — from sleek chrome to matte black — to your tile, layout and style.
Frameless glass dissolves visual barriers, so even a compact oceanfront bathroom feels larger, brighter and instantly more luxurious.
No metal tracks means nowhere for soap scum and hard-water buildup to hide. A ten-second squeegee keeps your glass clear for years — less work, better ROI.
Even premium enclosures need service over time — seals fail, hardware corrodes in the salt air, a door slips out of plumb. We give you an honest call: if a repair solves it, we won't sell you a new door. If replacement makes more sense, we'll tell you why with a transparent quote either way.
Hillsboro Beach is Broward's quietest superlative: a three-mile barrier-island town with one road, the Hillsboro Mile, where estate compounds sit wall to wall between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, with a private club mid-strip and a famous lighthouse at the inlet end. Locals call it Millionaires' Mile, and the name undersells the privacy. Work here means gated coordination, salt that never lets up, and bathrooms built the way the rest of these houses are built — without compromise. These are the stretches our crews cover every week.
The grand compounds south of the town center, where primary suites run his-and-hers wings off a shared wet room. These bathrooms get heavy 1/2-inch glass, book-matched stone and hardware chosen to hold against direct ocean air — and templating done to the millimeter, because a quarter-inch gap reads like a mile against that stone work.
East side of the Mile, where the homes take the full salt load off the Atlantic. Hardware here is a chemistry decision before it's a design one — PVD-coated solid brass and stainless, coated glass, and enclosures detailed for the spray that arrives with every east wind.
West-side estates with mega-yacht docks, where the household includes a captain and crew. Dockside rinse showers, pool-cabana baths and guest wings see salt-and-sun duty year-round; we spec them like waterfront work, because on this side of the road, they are.
The private-club stretch and its neighboring residences, where club-era bathrooms share walls with fresh renovations. Matched finishes matter here — we duplicate existing hardware finishes panel to panel so a renovated wing doesn't clash with the original it touches.
The blocks near the Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse, where teardown-and-rebuild estates have replaced nearly everything. New primary suites, steam showers, staff baths — we work alongside your GC and designer to hit their schedule, not squeeze around it.
A handful of mid-rise residences at the town's north tip — the closest thing Hillsboro Beach has to a condo row. Builder-grade enclosures upgrade beautifully on standard openings, and building paperwork is handled before the van ever rolls.
Hillsboro Beach housing is almost entirely estate-scale now, but the town's memory is a 1950s and '60s beach colony of low ranches, and originals still stand between the compounds. Those older bathrooms — and the staff quarters and guest wings of the estates themselves — run on framed doors at the end of their service life, corroding quietly behind beautiful tile. A framed-to-frameless conversion modernizes those baths completely without touching plumbing or stone, and it deletes the metal track that salt air destroys first.
The exposure here is total: Atlantic on one side, Intracoastal on the other, and a town so narrow the spray reaches every address. That grades every spec. PVD-coated solid brass and stainless hardware hold their finish for years on the dune line; plated lines pit within a few seasons no matter who hangs them. Heavy tempered glass is the estate standard, and a factory hydrophobic coating keeps salt film from etching in between the housekeeper's squeegee passes.
Logistics are the other half of a Hillsboro job. Owners are frequently away — in Palm Beach, in the northeast, abroad — and the work runs through estate managers, housekeepers and family offices with their own protocols. We build to that: one written schedule, access through whoever holds the keys, photo documentation at template and at completion, and a final walkthrough your manager can forward from an airplane.
What this town tells us it values most is discretion plus speed: a crew that arrives when promised, finishes in a single day, and leaves the house exactly as it found it — minus the old door. The number quoted at the template is the number on the invoice; uniformed employees only, never subcontractor roulette; and the staff-quarter bath gets the same measure-for-measure care as the marble primary. Referrals on the Mile travel estate manager to estate manager. We install like we know it.
One point of contact, written schedules, access protocols and photo documentation owners can review from anywhere. Most Mile jobs run start to finish without the owner in residence.
Heavy tempered glass and marine-grade hardware specified for direct ocean exposure — built for hurricane-season South Florida and the salt that follows every east wind.
Repairs in one visit, installs staged to finish in one day. Estate primaries, guest wings and cabana baths back in service the same evening.
Heavy tempered glass, his-and-hers wings, seamless line-to-line fits against book-matched stone. Fabricated in-house from digital templates and installed by our own crew — the finish work estates expect, on the schedule their managers keep.
Full-height panels, gasketed vapor seals and vented transoms built for daily steam duty. We fabricate the enclosure as a system — door, transom and returns together — so the steam stays in the shower where it belongs.
Post-storm panel replacement, hardware rebuilt to spec, and documentation your insurance office can use. Rush fabrication when a season turns ugly and the schedule suddenly matters.
The original framed tub doors of the beach-colony era, converted to frameless without touching tile or plumbing. Staff quarters, cabanas and guest wings modernized in the same visit as the primary.
Pool-cabana baths and dockside rinse showers built for wet towels, salt rinse and year-round traffic — duty-grade hardware, easy-clean coated glass, fast installs between charters.
Salt-seized hinges, worn sweeps, doors out of plumb — most fixed in a single visit with stocked parts. If a part restores the enclosure, that's the only quote you'll get.
954-947-7560 or the form — or route it through your estate manager and we'll take it from there. Photos help us quote classic repair symptoms on the phone; custom work books the on-site template.
Access through whoever holds the keys. We digitize the opening, log wall conditions behind the stone, and confirm glass and finishes with samples in hand — salt-rated to the exposure of your side of the Mile.
Five to seven business days in-house — coated, clear, low-iron and patterned glass all in stock programs. Rush slots exist for season deadlines and storm replacements; say the word early.
Staged to finish in one visit: floor protection, careful sets, full cleanup, a photo walkthrough for the file, and a direct line that answers long after the invoice.
On the Mile, the salt does most of the voting and the stone work gets the rest. The guidance we give on Hillsboro Beach measures.
On the dune line, hardware is chemistry before it is design: PVD-coated solid brass and stainless hold; plated finishes pit within seasons. The west side of the Mile buys more latitude, but not much — we quote to the side of the road you're on, because the spray does.
Brushed-gold PVD over solid brass is the Mile's signature look and, done right, one of its most durable — the coating is the finish, not paint over it. We show real PVD samples at the template so the choice is between finishes, not between warranties.
Standard glass carries a faint green edge that reads loudest against white marble and book-matched stone. Low-iron glass is truly colorless and worth every dollar in an estate primary; in a staff bath, standard clear is the sensible call.
Ocean spray plus daily-hot-water use films glass fast. A factory hydrophobic coating keeps salt and scale from bonding, so the squeegee pass that used to be a scrubbing session stays a single stroke — and the panel stays protected between the housekeeper's visits.
Guest wings, staff baths and shared cabana rooms get satin and rain-glass panels — all the light, none of the silhouettes. The most requested option on the Mile after the enclosure itself.
Where a swinging door can't clear the vanity, frameless sliding systems give the look with zero swing space. Steam enclosures add gasketed seals and vented transoms, so the room steams properly without steaming the whole suite.
Hillsboro Beach could hire glass trucks from Palm Beach to Miami, and often does. What the Mile can't always buy is accountability: employees on every job instead of subcontractor roulette, glass fabricated to the template instead of the estimate, hardware specified for the exact side of the road, and a quoted number that holds after it's signed. The estate primary and the dockside rinse shower get the same crew standards — and the same written warranty behind both.
We stock the wear parts for everything we install on the Mile, so a salt-worn sweep or a tired roller years from now is one quiet visit — not a hunt through discontinued-part catalogs. Schedules here are commitments your estate manager can forward, not courtesy guesses. From the south town line to the inlet lighthouse, the standard never moves: template exactly, fabricate in-house, install once, stand behind it in writing.
Yes — most of our Mile jobs run that way. Access through the manager or housekeeper, a written schedule everyone holds to, photos at template and completion, and a walkthrough summary the owner can review from anywhere. You never have to be on site.
Yes — full-height panels, gasketed vapor seals and vented transoms, fabricated as one system with the door. Steam is unforgiving of gaps; we template the enclosure tight and detail the seals so the steam stays in the shower, not the suite.
Yes — ocean on one side, Intracoastal on the other, and spray that reaches every address. PVD-coated solid brass and stainless hold their finish for years; plated lines pit within a few seasons regardless of the installer. The marine-grade spec is our default here, because it should be.
For standard primaries and guest baths, yes — staged fabrication, one install day, working showers by evening. Full steam rooms and multi-bathroom estates take longer, and we put that on the written schedule before you approve anything.
Digital templating, not tape measures. We record the opening as it actually is — including walls that settled after the stone went in — and the glass is cut to that record. The panel arrives matching the room, not the drawing.
Send a photo and we'll often quote the same day. Replacement panels are rush-fabricated after storm events, hardware is rebuilt to spec at the same visit, and the documentation is written for your insurance file.
Gladly. The same crew, the same warranty and the same care go into the staff quarters as the marble primary. Multi-bath estates combine into one schedule and one install window, which saves trips we pass back in the price.
Uniformed employees who've been with us for years, covered materials, floor protection edge to edge, quiet work windows when the house is occupied, and a clean exit — no leftover anything. The Mile talks; we'd rather it say good things.
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