We fabricate and install glass shower doors in Burbank. Frameless enclosures, semi-frameless doors, sliding glass panels, and cut-to-size mirrors. Glass is the only trade we work in.

Burbank is one of the more tightly built residential cities in the southwest suburbs, and its housing tells a consistent story: modest homes on narrow lots, put up quickly during the postwar decades, with bathrooms sized for efficiency rather than comfort.

Efficient bathrooms leave no room for error. When the vanity sits close to the tub and the alcove has drifted after sixty years of settling, the difference between an enclosure that seals and one that leaks is the measurement. We take ours in your bathroom, then cut the glass to it.

We measure, fabricate, and install frameless, semi-frameless, and sliding glass shower doors, custom enclosures, and mirrors for homes throughout Burbank and the surrounding southwest suburbs.

Most Burbank bathrooms still have the mirror that came with the house, glued flat to the drywall with construction adhesive. By now a fair number have dark spotting creeping in along the bottom edge, which is the reflective backing failing from years of moisture. No cleaner fixes that.

Those mirrors also come off badly. Pull one yourself and you will usually take drywall paper with it. We remove them properly, look at what is underneath, and tell you before quoting the replacement whether the wall needs patching first.

Ask any Burbank homeowner who has tried to fit a big-box shower door and you will hear a version of the same story.

The opening measured sixty inches at the top and something else at the floor. Or the door went in but binds against the vanity every time it swings. Or it sits in place and water finds the gap at the bottom corner anyway. These are not installation mistakes so much as the predictable result of putting a rigid product into a room that has moved.

Tempered glass cannot be trimmed, planed, or scribed to a wall the way trim can. Whatever gets fabricated is what goes in. So the answer is not a better stock door, it is measuring the alcove as it exists and cutting to that. Where the drift is significant, semi-frameless framing spans it. Where clearance is the problem, sliding glass shower doors sidestep it. We tell you which situation you are in at the visit.

A large share of what we do in Burbank is repair, and the symptoms usually point straight at the cause.

A slider that has become hard to push is almost always worn rollers running through a track packed with hard water deposits and soap scum. Water reaching the bathroom floor after every shower is typically a sweep that hardened and cracked. A semi-frameless door sitting low at one corner has a hinge that drifted. A handle that wobbles has worked loose at the mount.

Each of those is a small job compared to a new enclosure. The exceptions worth knowing about: anchoring that has pulled out and damaged the wall behind it, and hardware from a line that is no longer manufactured. In the second case, parts genuinely cannot be sourced, and a workaround will not hold. We say so before you spend anything.

Custom shower doors start at $999. Three things move that figure: glass thickness, hardware finish, and how complicated the opening turns out to be. Sliding glass shower doors and semi-frameless enclosures over a standard tub alcove sit at that entry point, and that describes the majority of Burbank bathrooms. Frameless costs more because the glass is thicker and the hardware carries the full panel weight. Walk-in configurations and conversions with fixed panels cost more again. Cut-to-size mirrors are priced separately by square footage and edgework. You get one firm written number after the on-site measurement, and it holds on install day.

Call and we schedule a free on-site measurement at your Burbank home. We check the opening top to bottom, look at clearance around the tub, locate structure for anchoring, and talk through which configuration actually suits the room. If a slider is the right answer, we will say so even though a hinged frameless door would cost you more.

After you approve the quote, your glass goes into fabrication cut to your measurements. We call to schedule installation once it is ready. Most enclosures are set within a few hours. We remove the old door or curtain rod, take it with us, clean up, and walk the finished shower with you before leaving. Silicone needs to cure before you use it, and we tell you how long.