Where do you live? Quotes are going vary hugely depending on where you live and you might get a wide variety of prices quoted depending on how skilled the person is. (My parents got quotes recently for painting their home that varied by $15 k.) This is why you need to get a minimum of three quotes.

I used to get high quotes for everything at my former address because people thought of it as a "fancy" stress and parking was a pain in the ass. I'd anticipate more than $4k for the shower glass but I live in NYC. Anyone on here to tells you what they paid should also let you know where they live.

Fabulous tile and wood combo by the way.

I paid $2,500.00 over a decade ago for something similar.

@kendrah greater Philadelphia area, and thank you for the compliment!

@HU-187528210, that seems to be what I'm getting. I'm looking at one for 4.2k at the moment.

@joseph-corlett-llc, thank you.

I lived in Philly and quotes varied widely based on contactor perception of neighborhood and how frequently they did work nearby. Oddly, contactors told me they often charged less for homes on the Mainline. As important as price is quality. I’m no fan of Nextdoor, but I bet you could get good recommendations for specific contractors on there from whom to ask for quotes.

We just completed a primary bath renovation with a shower slightly larger, but similar in configuration to yours. We are in northern NJ (commuting distance to NYC). Quotes ranged from $5-6K for 1/2” Starphire ultra clear glass with Clarvista coating (tallest panel/shower door 86 3/8” high), mitered 90 degree corner and polished nickel hardware.

I was going to say $4,700, you have 62 sq ft @ $75 per sq ft.

Gorgeous shower.

It’s already so beautiful it’s only going to get prettier 🤍🤍🤍
I love the choices you made so far