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Shower Remodeling & Walk-In Showers
Tiled walk-in showers, niches, benches and frameless glass, built on a proper waterproof base.
A shower you will look forward to
A walk-in shower is one of the best upgrades you can make to a bathroom. It makes a small room feel bigger, it is easier to get in and out of, and it is easier to keep clean than a tub you only use for storage.
We build showers from the pan up: proper slope to the drain, a waterproofing membrane, then tile. Add a recessed niche for your bottles, a bench, a handheld or a second shower head, and glass to finish it.
What we can take care of
Every job is different. Here is what we typically handle on shower remodeling projects.
- Walk-in tile showers
- Shower pans and waterproofing
- Tile surrounds and accent walls
- Recessed niches and benches
- Shower valves, heads and handhelds
- Grab bars and low-threshold entries
- Glass doors and panels
- Fiberglass to tile upgrades
How a remodel with us works
Five steps, start to finish. The same way every time, so nothing surprises you.
Reach out
Fill out the estimate form or call. Tell us the room, what is bugging you about it and a rough budget.
Walkthrough
We come out, look at the space, measure, and talk through layout, materials and what is realistic.
Written estimate
You get a clear estimate in writing, so you know what is and is not included before any work starts.
The build
We protect your home, keep the work area clean and keep you posted as the job moves along.
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished space with you and fix anything that is not right before we call it done.
Related services
Bathroom Remodeling
Primary baths, hall baths and powder rooms, rebuilt from the subfloor up.
Bathroom Remodeling details
Bathtub Replacement
New tubs, tub-to-shower conversions and freestanding soakers.
Bathtub Replacement details
Bathroom Vanities
Vanity replacement, new tops, sinks, faucets and mirrors.
Bathroom Vanities detailsShower Remodeling across Pierce & Kitsap County
We serve homeowners in these cities and the areas around them.
Shower Remodeling questions
Can you make a shower easier to get into?
Yes. Low-threshold and curbless entries, grab bars and a bench all make a shower safer and easier to use, now and down the road.
Should I keep a tub somewhere in the house?
If you have young kids or think you might sell soon, it is smart to keep at least one tub in the home. We will talk through that with you.
How long until I can use my new shower?
Waterproofing and grout need time to cure before the shower gets wet. We include that time in your schedule.
Ready to start your remodel?
Tell us about the room, the budget and the timeline. We will set up a walkthrough and get you a clear, written estimate.