When shower glass cracks, chips, or fogs over for good, you usually don't need to gut the shower — just the glass. If your tile, pan and waterproofing are sound, we template your existing opening and fit fresh tempered glass to match.
When we replace shower glass
- Cracked, chipped or shattered panels — new tempered glass cut to your exact opening (tempered glass can't be re-cut, so it's always custom).
- Permanently foggy / etched glass — hard-water etching pits the surface and won't clean off; a new panel with an optional easy-clean coating fixes it for good.
- Dated framed or sliding doors — swap them for a modern frameless panel, usually without touching your tile.
- Single-panel swaps — replace one broken panel in an enclosure without redoing the whole thing.
Usually it's the glass only — not the whole shower
If your tile, pan and waterproofing are in good shape, it's a glass-only job: we template the finished opening, cut new tempered glass to fit, and reuse or update the hardware. You only need a bigger job if the tile/pan is failing or you're changing the shower's footprint.
What it costs
Price comes down to glass thickness (3/8" vs 1/2"), how out-of-square your walls are, hardware finish, and glass type. We give free, itemized estimates so you see exactly what you're paying for — send a photo and rough measurements for a fast ballpark.
Built for Okanagan hard water
Our water is hard, and untreated glass hazes fast. Ask about an easy-clean coating on your new glass — it seals the surface so water beads off instead of etching it.
