Shower Doors and Glass Enclosures in Dripping Springs, TX

Frameless glass for ranch houses off Fitzhugh Road, new builds in Belterra and Headwaters, and boutique rentals across the Hill Country.

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Hill Country homeowners are not shy about telling us how we did.

Custom measurements for tight footprints and sloped Hill Country floors.
Protective coatings and seals chosen for mineral-heavy well water.
Free estimates, free consultations, and a walkthrough on completion.

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Heavy tempered glass, precisely measured and installed with minimal hardware for a brighter, cleaner bathroom.

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Shower Doors for Ranch Houses, New Builds, and Hill Country Rentals

The Gateway to the Hill Country is not one kind of house. A ranch home off Ranch Road 12 has settled walls and heavy stone tile. A Belterra or Caliterra build has square corners and a tight guest bath. A Headwaters primary suite wants a bench, a niche, and as little visible metal as possible.

What they share is the water. Local limestone and well systems mean high mineral content, and minerals etch glass that nobody protects. We steer projects here toward protective coatings, seals that genuinely shed water, and ventilation that gives moisture somewhere to go, then show you the squeegee habit that keeps panels clear between deep cleans.

Older Hill Country builds rarely measure true. Instead of shimming a stock door and hoping, we template the opening, adjust for out-of-plumb, and set low-profile channels and hinge positions so nothing binds. Barn-style sliders get a clearance check before we commit, so the door rolls instead of scraping.

Near Belterra Village we replaced a dated unit with a low-iron door and matte black hardware to bring in light and simplify cleaning. In Headwaters, a compact guest bath took a panel-and-door combination that stopped overspray without crowding the walkway. On a ranch property off Ranch Road 12, a neo-angle enclosure opened the room and let the stone tile carry the design.

Frameless steam shower with two glass entry doors and a tiled bench
Curved glass railing following a spiral staircase

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