Custom Shower Doors For Bloomfield Hills
Our showroom sits about 11 miles east in Sterling Heights, an easy run across Oakland County to your door. We measure, fabricate, and install frameless, sliding, and swing glass enclosures, all built in-house in 3/8" tempered glass.
Glass That Suits The Setting
Bloomfield Hills is known for its established estates, mature lots, and homes that were built to last, so the bathrooms tend to deserve a finish that matches. Whether you are restoring an older master bath off a wooded street or finishing a renovation in one of the newer luxury builds, the right enclosure should feel like it was made for that exact room, because it was.
We bring the showroom to you. Working from Sterling Heights, our family handles every project across the area the same way: a careful in-home measure, an honest conversation about what fits your space, and glass cut to that opening rather than pulled off a shelf. No sub-contracted glass, no rushed crews, just one family from measure to install.
Rooms where the finish work should show.
Bloomfield Hills is known for its established estates, mature lots and homes that were built to last, so the bathrooms tend to deserve a finish that matches. When the tile, stone and fixtures were chosen with care, a heavy aluminum frame is the one element that will quietly undo all of it.
The work here splits between restoring an older primary bath off a wooded street and finishing a renovation in one of the newer luxury builds. Both want the same thing from the glass: as little metal as the engineering allows, so the room reads as a single finished space rather than a shower with a door attached.
And even in a large home there are powder rooms, guest baths and children's baths where a slider simply makes more sense than a hinged door. Those rooms are usually where the last remodel stopped, and they are the easiest place to make a visible difference.
- Estate primary baths with large walk-in showers
- Newer luxury builds where the enclosure was part of the plan
- Spa-style suites where stone and tile should stay the focus
- Guest and children's baths that the last remodel skipped
Three Ways To Enclose A Shower
Frameless
Clean 3/8" panels with minimal hardware, the choice when you want the tile and stonework to be the star. A natural fit for the larger walk-in showers common in established Bloomfield Hills baths.
Sliding (Barn-Style)
Glass on an exposed top track that glides open along the wall, saving floor space in tighter alcove and tub openings. The barn-door hardware adds a quiet architectural touch.
Swing (Hinged)
A classic hinged door, framed or frameless, that opens wide for an easy step-in. Dependable and timeless for traditional and transitional homes alike.
Bloomfield Hills at a glance.
Measured In Your Home, Built By Us
Every project starts with a free, no-pressure measure at your home. We look at the opening, the tile, the door swing, and the way the room is used, then talk through the glass, the hardware finish, and the enclosure style that makes sense for you. You see real options before anything is ordered.
Once you choose, the same family that measured fabricates your enclosure and installs it. Because the glass is made to your opening in our own shop, the fit is tight and the finish is consistent from the first panel to the last. Nothing about your bathroom is handed off to an outside crew.
- Free in-home measure
- Glass: clear, low-iron, frosted, rain
- Finishes: matte black, gold, chrome, nickel
- Frameless, sliding, or swing
- 3/8" tempered glass throughout
- One family from start to finish
Let the architecture lead.
In a primary or spa-style suite, frameless shower doors in Bloomfield Hills give you a wall of clear glass with very little metal to interrupt the view, which is why so many estate baths here end up frameless. In an estate home a frameless panel lets the finish work show through rather than framing it behind aluminum.
When the shower follows the architecture rather than a rectangle, a custom glass enclosure is the only honest answer. Corners, neo-angles and long inline runs get built to the real configuration so the glass follows the room instead of forcing the room into a box.
For the secondary baths, sliding doors keep the floor clear, and tub doors and screens turn a bath that never made it into the last remodel into something finished. If a tired framed enclosure is undoing a beautifully finished room, replacement usually solves it without touching the tile.
Measured, built and installed by the same family.
We serve Bloomfield Hills from the Sterling Heights showroom on Van Dyke Ave, and the same family measures, fabricates and installs every enclosure. Because one crew carries the job start to finish, the track sits level and the panels align, which is what keeps water where it belongs.
Metro Detroit water is hard and Oakland County is no exception, so ask about easy-clean glass coatings that help the surface shed minerals and stay clear. On a large multi-panel enclosure that choice pays for itself in maintenance alone.
Around Bloomfield Hills.
We cover Bloomfield Hills as part of a tight Oakland County service area rather than a map with pins scattered across the state. The closest cities to you that we also serve are Birmingham, Pontiac, Troy and Clawson.
Everything runs out of one showroom, which is the point: the same family measures in Bloomfield Hills, fabricates the glass in our own shop and installs it, whichever city the job is in. The full list of communities we cover is on the service area page, and if you do not see yours, call the showroom and ask.
Common questions.
Do you serve Bloomfield Hills?
Yes. Our showroom is in Sterling Heights, roughly 11 miles east, and we measure and install across Bloomfield Hills and the surrounding Oakland County area.
How much does a custom shower door cost?
Price depends on the size of the opening, the enclosure style, the glass, and the hardware finish you choose. We give you a clear quote after the in-home measure, so there are no surprises later.
How long does the process take?
After the measure and your approval, we fabricate your enclosure and schedule the install. Timelines vary with the project, and we will give you a realistic window when we quote it.
Which styles work best for homes here?
It depends on the room. Frameless panels suit larger walk-in showers, sliding barn-style glass helps in tighter spaces, and hinged swing doors fit traditional baths. We help you match the style to your home during the measure.
Can the glass follow an unusual shower design?
Yes. In the custom baths common across Bloomfield Hills we build the enclosure to the real configuration so the glass follows the architecture rather than forcing the room to fit a box.
What keeps a large frameless panel feeling solid?
Thickness and hardware planning. We build in heavy 3/8 inch tempered glass and set the hinges and clips for the span, so the panel has weight and stays true.
Is it worth doing the guest bath at the same time?
Often it is the best value in the house. A slider or tub screen in a guest or children's bath is a small job that visibly finishes a room the last remodel skipped.
How do I keep multiple panels looking clear?
Ask about an easy-clean coating. Oakland County water is hard, and on an enclosure with several panels and seams the coating is what keeps the whole thing looking clear rather than clouded.
Can you do a true walk-in with no door?
Yes, where the layout supports it. A single wide fixed panel with an open entry is common in larger primary suites, though it needs the shower to be deep enough that water is not thrown toward the opening.
Do you coordinate with a designer or architect?
Often. Bring us in while the shower is still on paper if you can. Hardware placement, panel spans and where the water lands are much easier to plan before the tile goes up.
Let's Measure Your Shower
Book a free in-home measure and we will bring the options, the glass, and the finishes to you.