Frameless Shower Doors & Glass Railings in Issaquah, WA

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Semi-frameless uses a slim frame around the perimeter of the fixed panel only. It is a more affordable, watertight option that still reads modern. Frameless uses thick tempered glass with minimal hardware and is what most Issaquah customers choose for new builds and remodels because it shows the tile work and reads as a higher-end finish. We specialize in custom frameless and semi-frameless enclosures and don't install standard framed aluminum-channel doors.

Standard clear glass has a slight green tint that becomes more visible at thicker sizes and on larger panels. Low-iron glass (sometimes sold as Starphire or Ultra-Clear) removes the iron content responsible for the tint, so the glass reads truly clear. It's a common upgrade on high-end bathrooms with white or light-colored tile, where the green tint of standard glass is most noticeable. Expect roughly a 15 to 25% upcharge.

Usually yes. If the hardware is in good condition we spec a matching tempered panel to fit the existing hinges and clips. If the hardware is also failing, we recommend replacing the full unit so the warranty covers the whole assembly. We'll tell you which path makes sense at the measure visit, not after.

No. Replacing or adding a shower door is not a permitted item in any Puget Sound jurisdiction we work in. (Glass railings over 30" above grade are different. Those typically do require permits, and we can pull them on your behalf.)

Yes. Both are core service areas. The newer construction in those subdivisions takes frameless installs and architectural glass railings cleanly.

Yes. We template each tread for rake angles and verify standoff anchorage into the stringer or substrate. We've done several three-story custom-home stair railing installs in the area.

Yes. For new builds and remodels we typically measure after tile is set and before final cleanup, then return to install after substrate work is fully dried in.

These are common in Issaquah. We spec laminated tempered glass for elevated exterior installs with appropriate hardware for the wind and weather exposure. Code review is the contractor's responsibility; we provide spec documentation that supports inspection.

Priced from a free in-home measure. Highlands projects often add low-iron glass and taller panels, which are the main upgrades that move a quote. The written number after the measure is the one you pay.

Roughly two to two and a half weeks, most of it fabrication. Measures schedule within about 3 to 5 business days, and the install itself is a half day.

Yes. Older openings around downtown are measured as they exist, out of square and all, and the new unit is fabricated to fit. Replacement uses the same glass grade as our new installs.