Shower glass for White House homes

Lake water, mostly. White House Utility District draws from Old Hickory Lake, and in summer it also buys water from Hendersonville and Gallatin, according to the district’s 2025 water quality report. Hendersonville’s own utility draws from the same lake.

For shower glass, what matters is what the water leaves when it dries. Minerals, soap and cleaning products all wear at an uncoated door, and in Middle Tennessee that spotting turns permanent if nothing protects the surface. Shower Doors of Nashville is a registered Guardian ShowerGuard dealer, and ShowerGuard coated glass is the answer it offers. Ask for it at the White House consultation, where the glass type is chosen before anything is ordered.

For a White House homeowner it’s a short one: 11 miles in a straight line to 103 Tennessee Way. Look for a brick storefront with a black awning and the round tri-star sign, open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on weekends.

Seeing the glass and hardware side by side helps with the choices that are hard to judge from a photo, such as how green standard glass looks next to UltraClear or how much Satin hides compared with Rain. If a weekday visit won’t work, the free in-home consultation covers the same decisions. The Hendersonville page has more about the showroom’s home town.

A Google reviewer, Lisa L., called the service responsive and professional, and a showroom stop is an easy way to meet the business before anyone measures. From there, the next step is the free in-home consultation in White House.

Three choices, and together with the size of the opening they set the price.

• Thickness: 3/8″ or 1/2″ tempered glass.
• Glass type: clear, UltraClear or a privacy glass, and whether it’s ShowerGuard coated.
• Hardware finish: the hinges, handles and any header bar.

On a frameless enclosure there’s one more: where the door goes. A glass-to-glass hinge lets the door hang off a fixed panel and sit in the middle of the enclosure. Steve takes the final measurements once those are settled, and the glass is installed about two to three weeks later.

If the bathroom is mid-remodel, bring photos of the tile and fixtures to the consultation. Glass type and hardware finish are easier to pick against the real colors of the room.