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Questions
Before you ask us for a number
The things people ask on the first call, answered here instead.
Do you make custom shower enclosures, or only standard sizes?
Custom. We measure the opening after tiling, because a shower opening is rarely square, and cut the glass to what is actually there rather than to a nominal size.
How long does a shower enclosure installation take?
The install itself is typically a single day, with the bathroom usable that evening. The lead time before it is set by glass processing: cutting, notching and toughening.
Can you supply hardware without installing it?
Yes. Hinges, clamps, spigots, pull handles, channel and sliding kits can be supplied on their own, and every fitting ships with its dimensioned cut-out template.
What glass thickness do you use for frameless railings?
It depends on the span, the fixing method and the load the guardrail has to take. We confirm the make-up against the specific opening before quoting, rather than quoting a default.
Do you maintain what you install?
Yes, on a monthly subscription. Scheduled visits cover glass cleaning, hardware replacement and preventive servicing of hinges, handles and locks, alongside general office upkeep — painting, drywall repair and furniture installation — on a flat fee agreed up front.
Do you work with architects and general contractors?
Yes, and that is most of the commercial work. We take the drawings, specify the hardware, produce shop drawings and coordinate the install around the other trades on site.
Which areas of Utah do you serve?
We install across the Wasatch Front and beyond, including Salt Lake City, Provo, Orem, Lehi, Draper, Sandy and the surrounding areas.