So I’m the GC finishing up a bathroom currently and my shower glass was put in today. And Initially I really liked the look (from afar) anyways, I also understand that I’m  the only person who’s ever gonna see/notice most of this stuff.

Glass install with labor and materials was 2359.59$ so I wouldn’t say it’s cheap in general. 

1. The vertical track that meets the track sitting on the bench isn’t lined up perfectly, it’s about 1/16th off (green spacer is 1/16th thick) pics 3-5

2. Pics 6-8 the miters don’t meet up super great, those pieces were cut when they came in so I’m assuming somebody overlooked the slope on the bench and didn’t know how to account for the cut on the miter. 

3.Pics 9-11 the door when closed doesn’t sit in line with the panels on the bench, not sure what that’s about but I’m not too anal about that. 

4.Pics 12-15 I understand will probably never be looked at but it just bothers me that the exposed cut edge was left like that with a half inch of silicone just bulging out of the track. On top of that the edges were left rough/unsanded which I filed down because I just couldn’t sit still looking at it. Like they couldn’t have put some type of end cap there? 

5.Pics 16-17 (homeowner noticed this before I did) but screws were put in straight and were flush with the counter sunk slots for the hinge.

In general the silicone job has slight imperfections with adhesions and visible tool marks/untooled silicone

I used this company as a referral from another very detailed tiler that I know and I'm wondering if glass companies leave all their jobs like this or if maybe I just had a slightly off experience here. Or if I'm just simply being unrealistic with my standards in general? I wouldn't say I require absolute perfection on my jobs I understand tradesmen aren't robots, but are these within typical standards for glass installed in showers? I don't have much experience with glass companies in general which is why l'm asking.


Am I being unrealistic/picky?