Short answer: most frameless shower doors and enclosures we install in the Jupiter area cost $900 to $2,500, including custom glass, hardware and installation. A single door or fixed panel sits at the lower end; multi-panel, neo-angle and steam enclosures sit at the higher end. That lines up with national figures of roughly $1,000–$2,500 for an installed frameless door.
Last updated September 2026. Prices are typical ranges, not quotes. Your exact price comes after a free in-home measurement.
Six things drive nearly every shower glass price. Here is how each one moves the total.
| Factor | Why it matters | Effect on price |
|---|---|---|
| Layout | More panels means more glass, hardware and labor | Single door or panel is lowest; 3-panel neo-angles and steam enclosures are highest |
| Size and height | Taller and wider panels use more glass and can need thicker glass | Floor-to-ceiling glass costs more than standard height |
| Glass thickness | Thicker glass is heavier, stiffer and feels more solid | 3/8" is standard; thicker glass adds cost |
| Glass type | Tints, acid-etched and rain glass are specialty products | Clear is lowest; privacy and tinted glass add cost |
| Hardware finish | Specialty finishes cost more than chrome | Chrome is lowest; matte black, gold and bronze add cost |
| Custom work | Notches for benches, knee walls or out-of-square walls take more fabrication | Adds cost depending on complexity |
From most affordable to most involved. Every price is itemized after we measure.
| Style | Relative cost | Good fit for |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed panel / walk-in | Lower | Doorless walk-ins, tub splash guards |
| Semi-frameless or sliding | Lower to middle | Tubs, narrow bathrooms, tighter budgets |
| Single frameless door | Middle | Alcove showers with walls on three sides |
| Frameless door and panel(s) | Middle to higher | Larger alcoves, 90° corners, showers with seats |
| Neo-angle enclosure | Higher | Corner showers, framed-to-frameless upgrades |
| Steam enclosure | Highest | Floor-to-ceiling steam rooms with transoms |
When quotes differ a lot, check that they cover the same things:
National benchmarks: Angi lists $1,000–$2,500 for an installed frameless door; HomeGuide lists $800–$3,600 for frameless enclosures.
Most frameless shower doors and enclosures we install in the Jupiter area cost between $900 and $2,500, including custom glass, hardware and installation. Simple single doors and fixed panels land at the lower end; multi-panel enclosures, neo-angles and steam showers land at the higher end.
Yes. Frameless doors use thicker tempered glass and heavier hardware, so they cost more than framed or semi-frameless doors of the same size. Many homeowners find the easier cleaning and more open look worth the difference.
Quotes differ because of glass thickness, hardware quality, who does the install, and what is included. A low quote may use thinner glass, lighter hardware or a subcontracted crew. Compare quotes on the same glass thickness, finish and layout, and confirm the installer is licensed and insured.
Yes. We measure your shower, go over glass and hardware options, and give you a written, itemized price at no cost and with no obligation.
Your glass is custom ordered to your measurements and usually arrives 1 to 2 weeks after your deposit. Installation itself typically takes 2 to 4 hours.
Choosing clear glass, a standard finish like chrome, a semi-frameless or sliding system, or a single fixed walk-in panel all keep costs down. Keeping your existing layout also helps.
We measure in your home and give you a written, itemized quote. Free, with no obligation.
