Glass Door Installation

Light through the whole floor plan

Glass doors solve a problem solid doors can’t: they separate a space without closing it in. An office that needs a door but not a box, a laundry room that shouldn’t swallow the hallway light, a den carved out of a living room — glass gives you the division and keeps the daylight.

What we install

• Interior swing doors — single or double, framed or frameless.
• Sliding & barn-style glass doors — top-hung on exposed or concealed track.
• Pocket and bypass systems — for openings with no swing clearance.
• Fixed partitions & dividers — floor-to-ceiling panels with or without a door.
• Storefront & office glass — commercial entries, conference rooms, and reception walls.
• Glass railings — stair, balcony, and pool-deck systems.

Choosing the glass

Interior glass is mostly a privacy decision. Clear reads open and makes a small room feel bigger. Frosted and acid-etched give you a soft blur — light through, detail gone. Reeded and fluted glass is having a moment and works well on office and pantry doors. Tinted and smoked glass suits darker, more contemporary interiors.

Everything we hang is tempered. For doors that see real traffic — a commercial entry, a house with kids — we’ll usually spec heavier glass and stronger hardware rather than the minimum that passes.

Hardware matters more than people expect

A glass door lives and dies by its hinges, pivots, or track. Cheap hardware sags, drifts out of alignment, and starts dragging within a season — and in South Florida humidity, low-grade plating pits fast. We spec hardware to the weight of the actual panel, in a finish that matches the rest of the room.

Commercial work

We handle storefront glass, office partitions, and conference-room walls for businesses across Broward and Palm Beach, and we’ll work around your hours where we can — most retail and office glass is better installed before opening or after close.