Frameless shower doors
Heavy 3/8" or 1/2" tempered glass with minimal hinges and clips, for a clean, architectural look that lets your tile and fixtures take center stage.
Subject to credit approval. No down payment. Deferred interest promotion: interest accrues from the date of approval at a fixed 17.99% annual percentage rate (APR) and is reversed only if the amount financed is paid in full in 18 months. Monthly interest-only payments are due during the promotion. Any balance remaining after 18 months is repaid in 84 monthly installments at 17.99% APR.
Full financing detailsAtlantic Source installs frameless, semi-frameless, and sliding glass shower doors and enclosures from Lewes and Rehoboth Beach to Milford and Dover. Every panel is measured and cut to your exact opening, with your choice of hardware finish and an easy-clean protective coating, and each one is priced during your free in-home consultation.

A clear glass door is the fastest way to open up a bathroom and show off the tile you paid for. We handle the whole job: accurate field measurement, custom-cut tempered glass, precise hardware, and a clean, leak-conscious installation.
Heavy 3/8" or 1/2" tempered glass with minimal hinges and clips, for a clean, architectural look that lets your tile and fixtures take center stage.
A slim metal frame on select edges keeps cost down and adds rigidity, while the door and main panels stay open and bright. A popular middle ground.
Bypass doors that glide past each other instead of swinging out, for tubs, wide openings, and bathrooms with no room for a door to swing. Swing doors and split panels too.
A fixed glass panel that keeps water in with no door to open or clean around, sized to your shower's footprint and where the shower head sprays.
Neo-angle corners, returns, knee-wall panels, and steam-shower tops, with every piece cut to your exact opening, even where the walls aren't square.
Swap a dated framed door or tired, cloudy glass for new custom-cut glass and hardware, fitted to the opening you already have.

Salt air near the beach and mineral-heavy water inland are both tough on shower glass and metal. We specify tempered glass, corrosion-resistant hardware, and a protective coating that keep a door looking new far longer than a big-box kit.
A free in-home visit to look at your opening, talk through door styles and glass, and choose a hardware finish.
We field-measure once your tile is set, so every panel is cut to the opening you actually have.
Your tempered glass is cut, polished, and coated to spec, and hardware is ordered in your finish.
A clean, careful installation, usually in a few hours, leaving you a sealed, true-seated door.
"Mike from Atlantic Source and his crew did an excellent job installing my bedroom closets. They were professional, punctual, and clearly knew what they were doing… everything turned out exactly as I hoped."— Chris C.
"I recently used Atlantic Source to transform two walk-in closets and a linen closet… everything worked seamlessly. Mike and his crew arrived timely and cleaned all work areas. I am thrilled with the end results."— Gayle M.
It depends on the glass thickness, the size and shape of your opening, the hardware finish, and whether you add an easy-clean coating. A semi-frameless door costs far less than a large frameless walk-in with custom angles. Rather than quote a misleading flat number, we measure your actual bathroom and give you a fixed price during your free in-home consultation, so the number you see is the number you pay.
A framed door surrounds the glass in metal on every edge. It's economical and rigid, but the metal collects water and shows more. A frameless door uses thicker tempered glass held by minimal hinges and clips, for a clean, open look that makes the bathroom feel larger and is easier to wipe down. Semi-frameless sits in between: a slim frame on select edges for added strength at a lower cost. We'll help you weigh look, budget, and maintenance.
Frameless doors and enclosures typically use 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch tempered safety glass, while semi-frameless and framed units use thinner tempered glass supported by their frame. All of it is heat-treated to shatter into small, blunt pieces if it ever breaks. The optional easy-clean coating is a clear, factory-applied sealer that fills the microscopic pores in the glass so hard-water minerals and soap scum can't grab on, and a quick wipe keeps it clear.
Usually, yes. A new door or enclosure is fitted to the opening you already have, so the tile can stay. At your consultation we check that the walls and curb are sound and measure for the new glass, and if anything needs attention first, we tell you before you commit.
Yes. A sliding bypass door is the most common choice for a tub, since the panels glide past each other instead of swinging into the room. We also fit swing doors and split panels where they suit the layout, all cut to your tub deck and walls.
Because every piece is cut to your exact opening, the glass is ordered after we measure. Most projects run about two to three weeks from measurement to installation, depending on the glass shop's lead time and your hardware finish, and the installation itself usually takes a few hours. We measure once your tile is fully set so the fit is exact.
Yes. The tempered glass and hardware carry the manufacturer's warranty, and our workmanship is backed by Atlantic Source, a local Delaware company in business since 2005. If anything needs attention, you're calling a team you can reach, not an out-of-state distributor. We'll walk you through the coverage on your specific glass and hardware before you commit.
Across Sussex & Kent County: Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Milton, Georgetown, and Millsboro; the Quiet Resorts from Bethany Beach and Ocean View to Fenwick Island; and inland to Milford, Harrington, Dover, and Smyrna. There's no extra travel charge.
Atlantic Source installs glass shower doors and enclosures across Sussex & Kent County, from the beach towns to Milford, Dover, and Smyrna. Doing more than the bath? The same team builds custom closets, pantries, and garage systems, and coats floors in epoxy, so the whole home can be finished by one company.