Sheet or liquid membrane, a properly sloped mud bed or a pre-formed pan, and a bonding flange at the drain — a continuous waterproof envelope, not a hope.
Zero-entry showers with the floor built to slope to a linear or point drain — the single best move for aging in place, and it looks better too.
Recessed niches sized to your bottles, framed into the wall, plus a tiled bench or fold-down seat.
Thermostatic or pressure-balanced valves, rain heads, hand showers and body sprays — PULSE ShowerSpas and more, roughed in before tile.
Custom-measured, tempered frameless glass with the hardware in your fixture finish.
Full tile, large-format panels, or a stone slab surround — set flat, with the grout lines you signed off on.
Within a bathroom remodel, the shower is roughly 1–2 weeks of the 4–6 week schedule — demo, rough-in, waterproofing with a required cure and flood test, tile, then glass measured after tile.
Usually, with a linear drain and either a recessed subfloor or a built-up bathroom floor. We check the joists at the consult.
Tile for a fully custom look and any layout. Fibo or Swanstone panels for a faster, grout-free install in a secondary bath.
Yes — every pan is flood-tested before tile goes down. It is the cheapest insurance in the project.
Tell us the room, a rough budget range and when you'd like to start. We'll come back with next steps and a realistic timeline — no pressure, no mystery pricing.
