Oasis Shower Doors

Oasis Shower Doors runs a showroom on Newbury Street in Peabody, one of several the company operates across New England — sister locations sit in Springfield, Weymouth, and Avon, CT. The company describes itself as New England's largest installer of custom frameless shower doors and specialty glass, owner-operated by Tom Daly. There's a wrinkle in the origin story worth flagging: the website says it was founded 20 years ago, but the Better Business Bureau has the business starting in 1987 (39 years), and the Blue Book has listed it since that same year — the older two line up, the website's number is the outlier. Whichever founding date is right, the recent work holds up. Google shows a 4.8-star average from 34 ratings, and the last six months alone brought 14 reviews, every single one five stars. The same two names carry most of that run: Steve and Marcus turn up as the install team in review after review, credited for measuring precisely, working fast, and leaving bathrooms clean. Before the install crew ever shows up, customers describe a showroom process where staff like Eric, Kate and Conner walk them through frameless, sliding, and steam-door options and work around odd dimensions — one reviewer specifically called out a fiberglass-enclosure limitation that showroom staff helped her navigate. It isn't a flawless record. Among the reviews collected, one described a job that went badly enough that the homeowner brought in a different contractor to fix it — a reminder that even a business with a long, mostly glowing history is worth double-checking on, especially for a big, expensive install like a custom shower door. Beyond Google and the BBB's A+ (non-accredited) listing, there isn't much independent corroboration — no deep footprint across other review platforms, so most of what's known here comes from one channel plus the company's own site. For someone replacing a builder-grade shower door with something custom — frameless glass, a steam enclosure, a mirror to match — Oasis is the kind of shop the last several months of reviews back up clearly. Ask who's actually doing the install, since the reviews suggest it's usually the same small crew, and get a straight answer on how long the company has actually been at this, since its own site and its BBB file don't agree.