Lighthouse Point homeowners expect quality, and that's exactly what a custom frameless shower door delivers — built entirely in-house, from measure to install, never subcontracted. Florida-code tempered safety glass, premium hardware in the finish you choose, and a fit that leaves zero gaps against the tile. From the waterfront estates of Venetian Isles to Terra Mar, Deerfield Point to Federal Highway, every enclosure is built 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 our team pulls up to your Lighthouse Point home, here's what you can expect — every visit, every time, no exceptions.
Lighthouse Point runs from canal-front homes to cozy inland ranches, so we design every enclosure around your actual opening — angles, finish and hardware tailored to you.
Frameless glass strips away the visual bulk of metal framing, so even a smaller Lighthouse Point bathroom feels larger, brighter and more upscale.
No tracks means no trapped soap scum or hard-water scale. A quick squeegee after each shower keeps the glass clear for years.
Even a well-built enclosure ages — seals harden, hardware corrodes in the humid air, a door slips out of plumb. We give it to you straight: if a repair fixes it, that's all you'll pay for. If replacement is the smarter move, we'll walk you through why with a transparent quote.
Lighthouse Point is a boating village in the truest sense: a small city threaded with canals, crossed by its signature arched bridges, and organized around the water more than around any highway. There's no big-chain corridor here — Federal Highway stays modest and the pace stays neighborly, with the Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse standing watch just beyond the eastern edge. These are the quarters our crews work every week.
The arched-bridge waterfront at the city's heart, where canal-front homes run from immaculate originals to full two-story rebuilds with yacht docks at the seawall. The air off the water never quite dries here — humidity-grade hardware and coated glass are the standing spec on every measure.
The finger streets off the main canals, where docks sit thirty feet from the master window and the outdoor rinse shower works twice a day. Dockside and pool-cabana baths are specialty work here — built for wet towels, salt rinse and year-round boat-day traffic.
The quieter grid west of the highway — solid 1960s ranches on generous lots, the workhorse neighborhood of the city. Original framed tub doors are aging out house by house, and framed-to-frameless conversions modernize these baths without touching tile or plumbing.
The modest commercial spine — local shops, marine services, restaurants that know your order. It keeps the town small-scaled on purpose, and it's why our scheduling stays personal: early measures, evening installs, Saturday slots for the two-career, two-boat households.
The streets angling toward the inlet and the lighthouse bridge, where salt off the ocean arrives on the east wind. Older cottages share blocks with fresh builds here; hardware gets specified to the exposure of the street, not the city average.
The quiet south-end grid toward the Pompano line, full of long-term family homes renovating one bathroom at a time. Multigenerational households, shared hall baths, honest budgets — the kind of work that earns referrals for a decade.
Lighthouse Point housing is a boating town's timeline: 1950s and '60s concrete ranches on canal lots, now half-renovated and half-replaced by two-story Mediterraneans with boat lifts where the carport used to be. The original bathrooms — hall baths with framed sliding tub doors, primaries with framed enclosures — have simply run out of refurbishing. A conversion to frameless glass retires that whole maintenance cycle in one install day, without touching tile or plumbing.
The water writes the spec. Canal air stays humid ten months a year, and it corrodes patiently — slower than the oceanfront a mile east, but without ever letting up. Mid-grade plated hardware that shrugs off inland Broward quietly loses the argument here in five years. We default to PVD-coated and stainless lines within a block or two of the water and let the address — not the markup — decide where the marine spec starts.
Then there are the cabana baths — the pool houses, dock houses and outdoor rinse showers a boating village runs on. They take chlorine, salt rinse, wet towels and sunscreen grime on a schedule no indoor bathroom sees, and builder-grade hardware drowns in it. We build those with duty-grade components and easy-clean coated glass, and we build them to be hosed down, honestly.
What Lighthouse Point values is the small-town ledger: fair quotes, the same faces on every visit, an owner who answers his own phone. There's no big-chain corridor here to get lost in, and we don't behave like one. The number quoted at the template is the number on the invoice, the work is done by employees — never subcontractor roulette — and referrals travel dock to dock and dockside chat to tennis court, which is how this town decides who to call.
Pool houses, dock houses and outdoor rinse showers built for chlorine, salt and daily wet traffic — duty-grade hardware under frameless glass.
Canal air corrodes patiently. Within a block or two of the water we quote PVD-coated and stainless as the default — and let the address set the spec.
You talk to the owner, not a call center. Written schedules held to, and the same crew on every visit — the way a village hires.
Renovated primaries templated to the opening as built — out-of-plumb walls, settled headers and all. Tempered glass in the right thickness for the panel width, solid-brass hardware in every major finish, installed by employees.
Enclosures for the pool house and dockside rinse — hosed-down duty components, coated glass against chlorine and salt, and hardware that stays one-finger smooth with wet hands.
Framed sliding tub doors retired and replaced with frameless glass or a clean tub screen — modernizing the whole bath without touching tile, plumbing or the weekend.
Sweeps, rollers and hinges that humidity has quietly ruined — stocked on the van and replaced in a single visit. If a part fixes the enclosure, that's the entire quote.
Frameless sliders for the ranch footprints where a swinging door meets the vanity — sealed stainless rollers and one-finger operation that stays one-finger for years.
Beveled and back-lit vanity mirrors, glass shelves and niche covers cut to your walls and finished to match the enclosure hardware — usually the same visit.
954-947-7560 or the form. Repairs with classic symptoms get phone quotes; custom work books a free in-home measure — early, evening or Saturday, because the village keeps working hours too.
We digitize the opening and log what sixty years of Florida living does to a wall. Glass and hardware confirmed with samples in hand — humidity-rated where the canals can see the house.
Five to seven business days, all in-house — coated, clear, low-iron and patterned glass. Rush slots for listing dates and family-visit weekends; say the word early.
One visit, two to four hours, clean site, working shower. Care walkthrough, warranty registration, and a direct line that answers long after the van leaves.
In Lighthouse Point the humidity grades the hardware and the boat calendar grades the schedule. The guidance we give on Lighthouse Point measures.
A block off the water, canal humidity grades the spec; a half-mile inland, every finish performs. We quote to the street, not the city average — the difference is real money, spent exactly where the address earns it.
Workhorse chrome and brushed nickel shrug off a boating household's wet weekends and hide water spotting between cleanings. Warm bronze suits the vintage-tile originals; matte black belongs to the fresh rebuilds. We bring finish boards and let the house vote.
Standard clear glass carries a faint green edge; low-iron glass is colorless. Against a white-subway ranch renovation, low-iron is worth it — in the hall bath the kids use, standard clear is the sensible call. We show both at the measure.
Humid air plus South Florida water films glass fast, and the sprinkler heads add their signature. A factory hydrophobic coating keeps both from bonding — so the ten-second squeegee actually works as advertised.
Satin and rain-glass panels keep the light and drop the silhouettes — the most-requested option after the enclosure itself in households that share one bathroom with guests and grandkids.
Ranch floor plans put the vanity an arm's length from the tub. Frameless sliding systems solve it with sealed stainless rollers — the frameless look with zero swing space.
Lighthouse Point doesn't have a big-chain corridor to fall back on, and doesn't want one — which suits us fine. What the town buys from us is the combination: employees on every job instead of subcontractor roulette, glass cut to the template instead of the estimate, hardware specified to the canal exposure, and quotes that don't drift after signature. The Venetian Isles rebuild and the Terra Mar hall bath get the same crew and the same written warranty.
We stock the wear parts for everything we install here, so a humidity-worn sweep five years from now is one short visit — not a catalog hunt. The same crew runs Lighthouse Point routes every week, so install windows are commitments, not guesses. From the inlet-edge blocks to the south-end grid, the standard holds: measure exactly, fabricate in-house, install once, stand behind it in writing.
Yes — cabana, pool-house and dockside showers are regular work here. Duty-grade hardware, coated glass and a build detailed for hose-down use and salt rinse. Tell us it's outdoors at the call and we bring the right spec to the measure.
Within a block or two of the water, yes — canal humidity corrodes patiently and mid-grade platings show it within a few years. PVD-coated and stainless lines are the default there. Deeper into the grid, every finish performs and the choice is style and budget.
Depends on the frame. If the track is sound and the glass intact, new rollers and sweeps buy years for little money. If the track is corroded — the usual ending — a frameless conversion or tub screen retires the maintenance cycle for good. We quote both numbers and let you choose.
Gladly. We work alongside pool contractors, dock builders and GCs every month, sequence the glass to their milestones, and keep one written schedule everyone can see. The enclosure goes in when the room is ready for it — not before, not after.
Most leaks are failed sweeps or a roller that humidity has seized — stocked on the van and fixed in a single visit, usually the same week you call. One-bathroom households get priority scheduling.
Yes — small baths are where frameless glass performs best visually, opening sightlines and doubling the sense of light. Where a swinging door can't clear the vanity, a frameless slider gives the same look with zero swing space.
Always — one measure covers everything, and combining bathrooms into one install day saves trips we pass back in the price. The common package: frameless in the primary, a slider or tub screen in the hall, one day, one warranty.
Yes — measures early in the stay, fabrication mid-season, install finished before the drive north. Tell us your travel dates at the call and the schedule builds backward from them.
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