Acrylic
Acrylic pan and acrylic walls over moisture-resistant plywood. The quickest way to a new shower and the one that costs least — nothing to grout, nothing to seal.
See the build →Shower, tub-to-shower, walk-in, or the whole room down to the studs. Same crew, same 1/16" joints, same fixed price in writing.
A shower is the hardest part of the room to build right and the easiest place to see when it wasn’t. We waterproof the whole assembly over Schluter, then set the tile dead level with 1/16" joints — walls, floor, niche and bench.
Three ways to build it — acrylic or composite panel from $9,900, one to two days, or full tile over Schluter waterproofing in seven to ten. Compare all three. Below is the tile build.
Reclaim the space an underused tub is taking up. We handle every step — tub out, drain relocated, walls waterproofed, tile set. Your bathroom is a working site for seven to ten days and a finished room after that.
Accessible does not have to look clinical. Low-threshold entry, a bench that reads as a design feature, grab bars in the same finish as the rest of the room. Built for the person who needs it now, and for whoever needs it in fifteen years.
Down to the studs, then back up. New supply and drain lines, new backer board, full waterproofing, tile floor and walls, vanity, lighting, glass. Nothing left from the old room except the space it occupied.
The surface is your choice and it sets the price and the timeline. What happens behind it does not change.
Acrylic pan and acrylic walls over moisture-resistant plywood. The quickest way to a new shower and the one that costs least — nothing to grout, nothing to seal.
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Stone-look panels over that same plywood backing. Wide sheets, very few seams, and a niche cut straight into the wall.
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Cement board, full Schluter waterproofing, then large-format tile set dead level with 1/16" joints. The one you can walk up to and inspect.
See the build →Whichever you pick, the wall comes off and goes back on. New supply lines where they are needed, solid backing instead of drywall, a licensed plumber on the job, and one fixed price in writing. A full bathroom remodel is a different job again — there the whole room comes out, not just the wet area.
You get a fixed price in writing before we start. Here is what it already covers.
Materials, the permit, debris removal and the licensed plumber — all inside the fixed number. Not line items we add at the end.
No shopping list, no trips to the tile store, no waiting on your own delivery. We supply it all. The exception is if you want something exclusive — then we build it in.
We order every piece and bring it ourselves. Material usually lands two to four weeks after you sign, and then we call you and pick a date that suits you. No store runs, no waiting on a delivery slot.
We cover the floors on the way in and work with the bathroom door shut. Clear your personal things out of the room before we arrive — demolition makes dust, and that is the one thing we cannot cover.
The old bathroom comes out and goes into the truck the same day — every piece of it. Water is off for roughly half of this first day, and that is the whole interruption.
Panel shower over an acrylic pan: one to two days, and you can use it 24 hours after we finish. Tiled wet area: seven to ten days. Whole bathroom down to the studs: two to four weeks.
We work 8am to 4pm and sweep up before we leave. You get your house back each night, not a building site.
It depends on how it is built and how big the room is. An acrylic or composite panel shower starts at $9,900 — the two cost the same, the difference is the material. Full tile over Schluter sits above them, and a full bathroom taken to the studs and tiled runs into the thirties. After we measure you get one number in writing — not a range, not an allowance that moves once the wall is open.
Five years on every bathroom we build, written into your contract. On some projects we extend that to a lifetime warranty — where it applies we tell you at the estimate and put the terms in writing, so you are never left guessing. Whatever needs attention, the people who come back are the people who built it.
A panel shower over an acrylic pan takes one to two days. A tiled wet area takes seven to ten days. A whole bathroom taken down to the studs runs two to four weeks. You get the schedule in writing before we start.
Yes. It is open to anyone — no account, nothing to install. Build the shower, watch the installed price move as you change things, and email the design to yourself when it looks right. Nothing is owed and nothing is ordered until you have had us out to measure and you have signed.
The same thing on every job, whichever finish you pick. The wall comes off, new supply lines go in where they are needed, and the backing is moisture-resistant plywood rather than drywall. A licensed plumber does the plumbing. On tiled jobs the wet area is waterproofed with Schluter before a single tile goes on. The finish — acrylic, composite panel or tile — is what sets your price and your timeline. What is behind it does not change.
We meet at your home, agree the price and sign on the spot, and take a deposit. Then your material is ordered. It usually lands in two to four weeks, and once it is in we call you and pick a date that suits you. We deliver everything ourselves — you are not waiting on a store.
Twenty-four hours after we finish. The crew leaves in the evening and the bathroom is yours the next day.
About half of the demolition day. That is the whole interruption — the water is back on before we leave that evening.
Yes. Everything we tear out goes into our truck the same day. You are not left with a pile in the driveway or a dumpster on your lawn.
We cover the floors on the way in and work with the bathroom door shut. Please clear your personal things out of the room before we arrive — demolition makes dust, and that is the one thing we cannot cover.
Yes, and it is the add-on most people take. The room is already stripped, the crew is already there and the tile is already going down in the wet area — carrying it across the rest of the floor is the same crew, the same day, the same delivery. We bring samples to the estimate so you can see the options next to your wall tile, and price it for your room right there.
Put the shower together on your screen — tile colour, fixtures, glass, niche, bench — and watch the installed price move with every choice. It takes about a minute and costs nothing. When you’re ready, book the free in-home measure — the estimator brings the samples, takes the measurements, and confirms your price on the spot.
Design in 3DBook a free in-home consultation — or build your shower in 3D and see what it costs.