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A beautiful shower enclosure is the perfect centerpiece to any bathroom. It helps anchor the room, direct both natural and indoor light, increase the sense of space, and improve the overall aesthetic. For these reasons and more, the right shower enclosure can also increase the value of your home. At Contra Costa Plate & Mirror Co., we specialize in tub, shower, and steam unit enclosures and doors. We offer a full range of services, from sales and installation to repair, and we're proud to be the best value in Contra Costa County.
Customer service is our first priority, and we understand that value is more than just competitive prices: it's also about quality and reliability. Whether you're looking for a basic framed shower door or an elaborate custom enclosure, we'll guide you through the entire process, from budget and design to installation and care, ensuring that you get a tub or shower enclosure you love for a price you can afford. We offer a wide range of customizable options, including framed, semi-frameless, and frameless glass; an array of brackets, handles, and hinges; doors in swinging and sliding styles; and a variety of glass types.
We perform free on-site estimates. One of our experienced estimators will come to your home to assess your bathroom's structure and style and guide you through the different options, helping you find the look you want in a style that will meet your needs and fit your budget. We'll advise you of important factors, such as the configuration of the tub/shower in the bathroom; the material of the adjacent walls and the maximum weight the studs can support; the amount of ventilation needed between the top of the enclosure and the ceiling; and anything else that will affect the functionality and longevity of your doors and enclosure. Then, once you've chosen the tub or shower enclosure you want, we'll take measurements and cut the glass to the exact size you need.
