Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, and low-maintenance systems — what they cost, how long they take, and how to pick the right one for your bathroom.
Turn an unused tub into a full-size shower, usually in one to two days.


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Most of our shower and tub-to-shower installations are finished in one to two days. Custom tile work takes longer; we tell you which one you are getting before we start.
The price depends on the shower size, wall materials, base, door, and any plumbing or repair work needed. A replacement using the existing footprint has a different scope from a custom tile shower or an accessible conversion. Book a free in-home estimate for a clear price based on your bathroom and the options you choose.
In many bathrooms, the new shower can stay in the same wet-area footprint. Whether the existing drain and supply lines can be reused depends on their position, condition, and the shower system you choose. We can review the layout during your estimate and explain which plumbing changes, if any, are needed.
Yes. A shower sized for the room, a suitable door, and recessed storage can make good use of a small bathroom. The layout still needs enough clearance for the entrance, fixtures, and everyday movement. A design review can help you compare options that fit your space.
Walk-in tubs, freestanding tubs, replacements, and tub/shower combos.
Free, no-obligation in-home estimate for Lake & McHenry County homeowners.