Oasis Shower Doors

Oasis Shower Doors calls itself New England's largest provider of custom frameless glass shower doors and specialty glass — mirrors, railings, wine cellars, back-painted panels — and the reviews back up where its bread and butter really is: shower enclosures, not full bathroom overhauls. The company says it was founded 20 years ago by owner Tom Daly and now works out of showrooms serving Springfield, Peabody, Weymouth, Hartford, and Avon. On Google, 39 ratings average 4.7, and the last few months of reviews tell a consistent story: installers who show up on time, cut and fit doors cleanly, and finish ahead of schedule. One reviewer had Ray track down a shower-wall moisture problem another contractor had written off as unfixable and solve it. Another had two walk-in shower door/wall installs delivered early. Houzz shows a perfect 5.0 from its two ratings and a Houzz Badge, and BBB grades the business A+ — though BBB notes Oasis isn't an Accredited Business there. Not everything in the last few months has gone smoothly. A March review describes a new door hitting the showerhead because the sales team re-used six-year-old measurements without accounting for a taller threshold — the same customer, who'd had Oasis do the original install, felt the newer crew didn't match that earlier level of care. Separately, a Yelp comment accuses salespeople of misrepresenting the product during the sales process. And on LinkedIn, Oasis's own employees rate it just 2.1 out of 5 across compensation, culture, and career growth — worth knowing even though it's a staff view, not a customer one. Worth asking about before booking: how the sales team re-measures for a replacement or add-on job rather than reusing old numbers, and getting a written, itemized quote. If the project is a shower enclosure, specialty glass, or mirror work — not a gutted bathroom remodel — this is squarely their lane, and the bulk of the recent record backs a clean install and a responsive fix when something's off. Confirm the measurements yourself before the glass gets cut.