Every enclosure we install in Indian Creek 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 the Indian Creek Country Club to the island 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 Indian Creek 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 Indian Creek 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.
Indian Creek is the quietest address in Miami-Dade — a private island of roughly forty waterfront estates wrapped around a legendary country club, reached by a single guarded bridge, patrolled around the clock by its own police force. Work here is different by design: vetted crews, scheduled through estate staff, executed to a standard where the details are the job. This is how we serve the island.
Homes that face both the water and each other across the fairways — master suites scaled accordingly, with showers that function as private spas. Heavy glass, steam enclosures, book-matched stone: the work is specified to architect packages and installed to the millimeter, because at this level the details are the job.
The golf course at the island's heart sets the rhythm — quiet mornings, meticulously kept grounds, and a standard of upkeep the residences mirror. Our crews work to the same understanding: leave no trace, follow the protocols, and match the island's definition of finished.
Access is everything on a guarded island: vehicles registered in advance, crew lists submitted, insurance documents on file with security and the village. We arrive badged and expected — the logistics are handled before the truck turns onto the causeway, so the only surprise on island is the finished enclosure.
The island's contemporary estates — drawn by name architects, built by national GCs, finished by specialists. We slot into that hierarchy cleanly: shop drawings and hardware schedules submitted for approval, fabrication in-house to the drawing, installation sequenced with the build's master schedule.
Most island projects run through house managers, estate assistants and family offices rather than the owners directly — the people whose job is making problems disappear before the principal ever hears about them. Our direct line, photo documentation and firm install windows exist to make that job easy.
Surfside and Bal Harbour sit minutes from the bridge, which is how island logistics actually work — materials staged, measured twice, and delivered through the gate in one clean movement. The island gets small-town scheduling with big-metro fabrication behind it.
Indian Creek housing is a single stratum: estate homes measured in tens of thousands of square feet, most rebuilt within the last two decades on lots that face the water. The bathrooms are private spas — multiple showers per suite, steam rooms, private dressing baths, staff and guest baths beyond count. The glass in these rooms is architectural glazing in practice: heavy tempered panels, full-height enclosures, hardware specified by designers and installed without tolerance for interpretation.
The work runs through professionals. Architects draw it, family offices approve it, house managers schedule it, and the trades execute against packages — we operate comfortably at every handoff. Shop drawings and submittals go to the design team before fabrication; templates are reconciled against the drawings with the GC's as-builts; installs are sequenced into the estate's calendar, which may involve the family's travel, the staff's routines and the club's event schedule all at once.
Security and privacy are working conditions, not preferences. Vehicle and crew registrations filed with island security in advance, work windows that respect the household's rhythm, photo documentation for owners in residence elsewhere, and crews that understand that what happens on the island stays there. Discretion is a line item on every Indian Creek job, and it's never optional.
What Indian Creek estate teams tell us they value most is predictability at the highest standard — submittals that pass design review the first time, install windows that hold on islands where access is a negotiation, glass that fits the opening it was templated from because fabrication happened under our own roof, and a written warranty backed by a company that answers its own phone. Estates collect specialists the way the island collects palms, and the glass slot gets earned job by job: marine-rated finishes against the water, low-iron clarity against the stone, wear parts stocked for everything we install. When a sweep or a hinge needs attention years from now, one call reaches the people who built the enclosure — and it's handled before the principal ever knows it happened.
Vehicles and crew registered with island security before the bridge, insurance documents on file with the village, work windows that match the household's rhythm. We arrive expected; the gatehouse sees no surprises.
Shop drawings and hardware schedules submitted for design-team approval, fabrication in-house to the drawing, templates reconciled against the GC's as-builts. What the architect drew is what gets installed.
Work scheduled through estate staff, photo documentation for owners in residence elsewhere, and crews that treat island privacy as part of the work order. Problems get solved before the principal hears them.
Fabricated to the drawing, not the estimate: heavy tempered glass, specified hardware, submittals approved before a single panel is cut, installed by our own licensed crew and inspected against the design team's punch list.
Full-height steam enclosures with vapor-tight detailing, transom vents and drop-down seals — engineered for the generators, stone and multiple heads the island's master suites run, in heavy glass throughout.
A stiff sweep or a weeping corner shouldn't become a household event: one security-registered visit, stocked van, problem solved and documented, household rhythm undisturbed. Estate staff get the before-and-after photos.
Island water works on finishes year-round. Pitted hinges and dulled handles restored to marine-grade and PVD components in the specified finish — the enclosure reads new without disturbing stone or tile.
The estate's other bathrooms serve guests, family and staff round the clock — duty-grade frameless units and easy-glide sliders specified for constant use, usually bundled into the same project calendar as the master suite.
Backlit vanity mirrors, glass shelves and niche covers cut to the room's drawings and matched to the enclosure hardware — every glass element in the suite on one finish schedule, installed in one quiet movement.
305-521-3949 or the form — usually through the estate manager, family office or design team, sometimes directly from the principal. We'll confirm access protocols, drawings on hand and the household calendar on the first call.
One registered visit: openings digitized to the millimeter and reconciled against the architect's drawings and the GC's as-builts. Discrepancies resolved before fabrication, in writing, with the design team copied.
Cut, polished and coated in-house — clear, low-iron and heavy glass all under our own roof, with submittals approved before anything is cut. Rush sequencing available when the estate's calendar demands it.
One bridge crossing, one install window, immaculate suite — staff walkthrough, photo documentation, warranty registration, and a direct line for the estate manager from day one.
Indian Creek specifications come from design teams — our job is to execute them perfectly and advise honestly where the island's water wins arguments. The guidance we give on island measures.
Against book-matched marble and pale stone, standard clear glass reads faintly green and dulls the veining — low-iron glass is colorless and lets the stone look like the sample the family approved. On this island it's the default spec, and we fabricate it in-house to the drawing's exact panels.
Water on every side of the island means salt air around the clock — ordinary plating cannot hold. PVD and marine-grade solid finishes do, and we warrant them against the exposure. Where the design team specifies a delicate finish, we say plainly what its maintenance calendar looks like.
Estate ceilings run high and shower openings run tall — 1/2-inch glass belongs in those panels for the rigidity the height demands and the quality the door's weight conveys every morning. We template and engineer the hardware loading so the specification is a calculation, not a hope.
Showers that sit between family visits film in island humidity, then etch under heavy seasonal use. Factory hydrophobic coatings keep both at bay and reduce housekeeping to a single pass — on a staffed estate, the most consistently appreciated line on the quote.
Brushed brass and champagne tones dominate the island's newer interiors — in properly finished solid bodies and PVD, they hold for years; in commodity plating they flake in seasons. The difference is visible at arm's length, and we bring both so the design team's intent lands intact.
Guest and family baths get satin and rain-glass panels specified panel by panel — light stays generous, sightlines stay private, and the suite's architecture never reads a compromise. On an island of drawn rooms, nothing is an afterthought.
Indian Creek can retain any glass fabricator in America — and the estates' design teams know all of them. What earns our place on the island is the combination: fabrication under our own roof so submittals and finished panels match to the millimeter, installation by our own licensed crew instead of rotating subcontractors, security and access logistics handled so completely that the gatehouse sees no surprises, and discretion that treats island privacy as part of the work order. The written warranty is backed by a company that answers its own phone — which is precisely what estate staff need at two o'clock on a Wednesday.
We stock the wear parts for everything we install on the island, so a stiff sweep or a salt-weary hinge years from now is one registered, documented, quiet visit — not a procurement exercise through the family office. And because our crews run the surrounding barrier-island routes weekly, staging from minutes away in Surfside and Bal Harbour, install windows on the island hold like commitments, not courtesy guesses. The standard is the same on every estate: template exactly, fabricate in-house, install once, stand behind it in writing.
Yes — vehicles and personnel registered with island security before every visit, insurance documents on file with the village, and work windows matched to the household's rhythm. The gatehouse sees no surprises; the bridge crossing is the easiest part of the job.
That's the core of our island work — shop drawings and hardware schedules submitted for approval, openings templated digitally and reconciled against the drawings and the GC's as-builts, fabrication in-house to the drawing. What the design team approved is what gets installed, to the millimeter.
Yes — scheduled through the estate manager or family office with supervised access, work sequenced into the household calendar, and photo documentation of every visit so the family sees before and after from anywhere. The best island jobs are the ones the principal only notices because the bathroom improved.
Water on every side means salt air around the clock — PVD and marine-grade solid finishes are what we warrant in this exposure, and delicate platings get an honest maintenance calendar instead of false promises. Where the design intent requires a fragile finish, we say plainly what its life looks like and stock the restoration parts.
Yes — full-height panels, transom vents, drop-down seals and vapor-tight detailing in heavy glass, engineered for the generators and stone in the drawing. Steam work punishes shortcuts; our in-house fabrication means every seal detail is ours to stand behind, and we do.
Sí — documents in either language and Spanish-speaking members on every crew, which island household and estate staffs appreciate weekly. The island works comfortably multilingual; so does our scheduling desk.
Yes — one templated visit covers the house, all enclosures fabricate together against the approved package, and installs sequence into consecutive windows so the estate finishes as one project. Bundling saves bridge crossings and staging, savings we pass back.
Most issues — stiff sweeps, weeping corners, a hinge gone out of adjustment — are stocked on the van and resolved in a single registered visit, usually the same week the estate manager calls. Photo documentation to staff, household rhythm undisturbed, problem closed.
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