By Jason LiVecchi on November 4, 2024

OMG Shower Doors, short for Oh My Gorgeous, has been a trusted name in glass installation across Long Island for over two decades. Led by Rennie Gonzalez, the company has built a solid reputation for delivering top-quality glass, mirror, and shower door installations. “There isn’t a job we can’t do,” Gonzalez says. Specializing in everything from pool enclosures to custom steam shower doors, OMG Shower Doors has become the go-to choice for residential and commercial clients alike.
Founded as a family collaboration, OMG Shower Doors turned a memorable phrase, “Oh My God,” into a unique brand identity by reimagining it as “Oh My Gorgeous.” “We wanted something catchy,” Gonzalez explains, noting how the name has come to represent their commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail. This distinct identity is now synonymous with the company’s high standards and quality work.

One of OMG Shower Doors’ strengths lies in custom-fitting glass for challenging spaces. From awkwardly placed vanities to complex shower curbs, Gonzalez and his team tackle projects that other companies often avoid. “We come up with all different types of hardware, rollers, and hinges to create the perfect design,” he says, emphasizing their innovative approach to resolving spatial challenges.
Primarily operating across Long Island—from Valley Stream to Montauk—OMG Shower Doors caters to high-end residential and commercial clients, especially in luxury communities where renovations are on the rise. Their longstanding partnerships with developers and contractors, including the Long Island Builders Institute, have made them a trusted subcontractor for large-scale projects. One standout job was a custom project for Derek Jeter’s Manhattan showroom, showcasing their expertise and versatility.
Customer service is at the core of OMG Shower Doors. “Our invoices are so detailed, we leave nothing to chance,” Gonzalez says. The team follows a precise six-step installation process, ensuring clients are fully informed and satisfied from start to finish. With a dedicated crew, OMG Shower Doors has refined the art of smooth project execution, delivering consistently high-quality results.

The pandemic presented unique challenges, but OMG Shower Doors adapted and even thrived. “During COVID, we got calls to install glass splash guards on desks,” Gonzalez recalls. After installing over 300 splash guards in addition to their regular projects, the company demonstrated resilience and a commitment to meeting customer needs, no matter the circumstances.
OMG Shower Doors is also committed to supporting the community. Through the Long Island Builders Institute, they contribute to initiatives like “Rebuilding Long Island Together,” helping to improve the lives of those in need.
Gonzalez credits their customer service philosophy as a key differentiator. “When customer service is performed with passion, the results speak for themselves,” he says. This dedication to client satisfaction is reflected in their numerous five-star Google reviews, where clients praise the “smooth process” and high-quality work.
As OMG Shower Doors continues to grow, Gonzalez is optimistic about the future. “We’re constantly going through our systems and learning how to make the process even smoother,” he says. With a growing team, cutting-edge tools, and a steadfast commitment to excellence, OMG Shower Doors is well-positioned to maintain its leadership in Long Island’s glass installation industry.
Website: www.omgshowerdoors.com
Instagram: instagram.com/omg_shower_doors/
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