Inc. Magazine Unveils Its 37th Annual List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies the Inc. 5000

Sep 7, 2018

Recognized for the fourth consecutive year along side such a prestigious group of the nation’s TOP 5000 privately held companies would be an understatement.

September 6, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —

For the 4th straight year, The Original Frameless Shower Doors® Appears on Inc. 5000 CORAL SPRINGS, FL, September 4, 2018 – The Original Frameless Shower Doors® once again were listed on Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing companies for the 4th consecutive year in a row. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent small businesses. Microsoft, Dell, Domino’s Pizza, Pandora, Timberland, LinkedIn, Yelp, Zillow, and many other well-known names gained their rst national exposure as honorees on the Inc. 5000.

For over two decades The Original Frameless Shower Doors®, a brand that has innovated the design, manufacturing and installation process of totally frameless custom shower doors and enclosures, continues to experience tremendous growth nationwide. Due to the rise in the DIY segment, The Original Frameless Shower Doors® has created a product line called InstallationEASY™.This system provides the ability for anyone to go on-line and easily design, measure and install a totally frameless shower door enclosure like a pro, while saving hundreds of dollars by doing it themselves. They supply easy to follow videos, printable instructions and free technical support from measure to install for all of their customers who range from homeowners to handymen as well as contractors. The InstallationEASY™ line requires zero on-site fabrication. This, matched with their proprietary software, processes and hardware line, makes installation a breeze. The Original Frameless Shower Doors® custom makes each piece to t and has it ready for shipment or installation in as little as 48 hours.

They’re also experiencing a rapid expansion of their mobile franchise model throughout the US and expect to continue their growth for many years to come. This unique franchise platform allows anyone who’s looking for a protable business to start quickly with minimal out of pocket expense. They’re also the rst and only frameless shower door brand to go to franchise in the US market.

“To say I’m honored to be recognized for the fourth consecutive year along side such a prestigious group of the nation’s TOP 5000 privately held companies would be an understatement. To be a pioneer in my industry is one thing, staying on top is a whole dierent story. Our success is due to our never-ending dedication and passion to deliver The Finest Shower doors Available. Designed, Manufactured, Shipped or Installed By The Best Technicians Anywhere®.” – John Serino, CEO

About The Original Frameless Shower Doors The Original Frameless Shower Doors® are the Nations only true buy direct from the manufacturer custom frameless shower door brand. For over 20 years they have designed, manufactured, shipped and installed custom frameless glass shower door and tub enclosures for homeowners and contractors throughout the US and the Caribbean Islands. In addition, they now o‑er their exclusive StayCLEAN™ water and stain resistant glass. StayCLEAN™ glass is revolutionizing the shower door industry by using nano-technology. This process changes regular porous glass on a molecular level, virtually eliminating the need for daily cleaning. It also makes your glass more brilliant looking, much stronger and stain resistant from harsh chemicals and soap scum. The Original Frameless Shower Doors® is committed to providing fast and courteous service while o‑ering a‑ordable, high quality custom frameless shower doors and bathtub enclosures that t perfectly in every opening at standard door prices.

Contact Info:
Name: Mike High President
Organization: The Original Frameless Shower Doors®
Address: 3591 NW 120th Avenue, Coral Springs FL 33065
Phone: 954-757-2114 ext.205

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