Lakeland · Winter Haven · Polk County
Shower Door Installation in Lakeland, FL
A good shower door starts with a good shower. Connie Shockey of T-L Ceramic Installation LLC plans glass doors and panels together with your tile work so the glass fits, seals and lets water drain where it should.
Glass that fits the shower
Most shower door problems come from what is underneath: a curb that is not level, walls that are out of plumb, or a threshold that sends water the wrong way. Because Connie builds the shower, she sets up the curb, walls and slope so the glass can be installed cleanly.
Whether you are building a new walk-in shower, converting a tub, or updating an older shower, Connie helps you choose a door or panel that suits the space and how you use it.
If you are only replacing a door, tell Connie about the existing shower when you call so she can let you know what to expect.
River-stone accent
Shower door and glass options
The right choice depends on the shower size, the entry, and how open you want the bathroom to feel.
- Frameless and semi-frameless glass doors
- Fixed glass panels for open walk-in showers
- Sliding doors where there is no room for a swing
- Doors on tub-to-shower conversions
- Glass for low-curb showers
Plan the glass with the tile
Glass is measured for the finished shower, so it is planned during the tile job and installed once the tile is done. Connie thinks about where the door swings, where the hinges and handle land on the tile, and how water runs at the threshold.
For roll-in showers and accessible bathrooms, a fixed panel or weighted curtain often keeps the entry clear. Connie will walk you through the trade-offs.
Part of a bigger bathroom project?
See walk-in showers in Lakeland, bathroom remodeling, or browse finished showers in the gallery.
Direct service, start to finish.
T-L Ceramic Installation LLC is mobile and woman-owned. There is no showroom queue: Connie brings material options to your home. Estimates are free with no obligation. From walkthrough to final grout line, you work directly with Connie. Licensed and insured in Florida since 1999. Call (863) 608-0561, email [email protected], request an estimate online, or browse the gallery.
Questions, answered.
Can you install a shower door on a new tile shower?
Yes. Planning the glass with the tile is the best way to get a clean fit, since Connie sets up the curb and walls for it.
Frameless or framed: which should I choose?
Frameless glass looks more open and is easier to wipe down. Framed or semi-frameless doors can suit tighter budgets and some older showers. Connie will help you compare them for your space.
Can I have glass on a walk-in or roll-in shower?
Yes. A fixed panel is common on walk-in showers. For roll-in showers, a fixed panel or curtain keeps the entry clear.
Do you replace doors on existing showers?
Ask when you call. Connie can tell you what is possible once she knows the shower, and whether a curb or wall fix is needed first.
How do I get a free estimate?
Call (863) 608-0561, email [email protected] or use the estimate form. Free estimate, no obligation.
Ready to finish your shower.
Call (863) 608-0561 or email [email protected]. Connie comes to your home in Lakeland, Winter Haven, Auburndale and across Polk County.