Done by the crew that measured it
Waterproof membrane & pan
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.
Curbless & low-threshold
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.
Niches & benches
Recessed niches sized to your bottles, framed into the wall, plus a tiled bench or fold-down seat.
Valves & heads
Thermostatic or pressure-balanced valves, rain heads, hand showers and body sprays — PULSE ShowerSpas and more, roughed in before tile.
Frameless enclosures
Custom-measured, tempered frameless glass with the hardware in your fixture finish.
Tile or slab
Full tile, large-format panels, or a stone slab surround — set flat, with the grout lines you signed off on.
Curbless entries, niches, benches and frameless glass
Tile and stone scenes from the collections we carry, set the way our crews build. Some show manufacturer room sets.
How long does a custom shower take?
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.
Curbless — is my floor deep enough?
Usually, with a linear drain and either a recessed subfloor or a built-up bathroom floor. We check the joists at the consult.
Tile or a panel system?
Tile for a fully custom look and any layout. Fibo or Swanstone panels for a faster, grout-free install in a secondary bath.
Do you flood-test?
Yes — every pan is flood-tested before tile goes down. It is the cheapest insurance in the project.
Shower tile
Order online with secure checkout — or have our crews install it with the rest of the project.
Book a consult
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.
