Shower doors and custom glass in Nashville

Nashville’s water leaves mineral spots on shower glass as each droplet dries, and on uncoated glass those spots can etch in for good. Metro Water Services treats water from the Cumberland River, and its 2025 water quality report lists “Hardness (Calcium)” averaging 75.3 mg/L at the plants, with readings from 63.9 to 92.6.

We’re a registered Guardian ShowerGuard dealer. ShowerGuard glass carries a coating that protects it from hard water, heat, humidity, soap and cleaning agents, the things that slowly dull an untreated panel. Ask for it at the consultation if you want a Nashville enclosure to keep its clarity for years. The glass and hardware options page sets it beside UltraClear low-iron glass and the privacy patterns.

Steve, the owner, gives the quote, sets the dates and follows up. Kyle and John are the installers a Google reviewer named, writing that they were “professional and courteous during the install.” The free in-home consultation can usually be booked within a few days of your call.

At that visit you choose the glass, the hardware finish and where the door sits, and we take the final measurements. Fabrication runs about two to three weeks from that final measure. Hanging a frameless shower door takes anywhere from one to five hours, so the install itself fits inside a single working day.

If a Nashville remodel is still underway, say so on the first call. Builders and remodelers are a regular part of the work, and we coordinate with them so the bathroom is ready for glass before the final measure.

Yes. Closets and the space under a staircase both convert, and Steve’s line on the subject is “we have not found a space we can’t work with.” A glass wine room is closed up with clear polycarbonate seals so it holds its temperature, and it can be refrigerated or left unrefrigerated.

The glass is mostly 3/8″ or 1/2″ clear tempered low-iron. A single door can be up to 40″ wide and as tall as 140″, though most openings get a pair, such as two 30″ doors across a 60″ opening. Rooms we’ve installed have run from about $700–800 to $30,000–40,000, and everything goes in within two weeks of the deposit. Sizes and options are on the glass wine cellars page.

Upkeep is light. Steve’s view of glass wine rooms is that cleaning them is the easy part, and the low-iron glass shows the bottles without a green cast.