Get a beautiful, walk-in shower in 1-2 days.

Customer, Clarence, requested tub-to-shower conversion with a focus on low maintenance and seamless integration with updated bathroom hardware. Original pedestal-sink space and white surround gave way to a frameless sliding glass door on a top-mounted chrome rail. A low-profile composite base eliminated the high step-in while an integrated shave ledge provided leg support. Three built-in corner shelves plus a recessed niche offer organized storage. A round handheld showerhead in chrome delivers flexible rinsing. No grab bars or bench were included per homeowner preference.

Customer, Leroy, requested tub replacement with walk-in shower, prioritizing safer, low-threshold access and easier maintenance for the homeowner’s mother recovering from back surgery. Original pink cast-iron surround gave way to a frameless matte-black sliding glass door on a top-mounted rail. A low-profile composite base eliminated the high step-in. Two matte-black grab bars—one horizontal on the back wall and one vertical beside the niche—ensure stability. A square-handled handheld showerhead provides overhead spray, and three built-in storage areas (two triangular corner shelves plus a recessed niche) keep toiletries organized without extra tracks or hardware.

Customer, Kimberly, requested tub-shower combo replaced with a walk-in shower in the master bathroom and walls-only remodel around the existing tub in the guest bathroom, prioritizing improved layout, updated aesthetics, and elimination of mold and leaks. Original plan shifted from a barn-style glass door to a straight curtain rod for easier maintenance. A low-threshold base was installed with an integrated marble bench and an angled safety grab bar. A round overhead rain-style showerhead and sliding handheld deliver water from above; a single corner shelf provides storage. Botticino Cream composite wall panels create a warm, marble-like look while controlling cost.