Completed accessible walk-in shower with white subway-style walls, chrome handheld shower and safety grab bars in Lexington, NC

A better shower starts with a clear plan.

Tub-to-shower conversions and shower replacements, planned around your home, your priorities and the way you want to use the space.

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Tub-to-Shower Conversions

Replace an aging tub with a bright, easy-entry shower designed around your space.

Shower Replacements

Refresh a worn or leaking shower with durable finishes and a cleaner, more usable layout.

Accessibility Upgrades

Add grab bars, low-threshold entry and thoughtful details for more confidence every day.

See the difference

Two real bathroom transformations. Drag each slider to compare before and after.

Before: original tub and shower in a yellow bathroom
Before
After: marble-look walk-in shower with seating and grab bars in the yellow bathroom
After
Before: original molded shower with built-in seats
Before
After: marble-look shower with black-framed glass doors and white base
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Qualifying One-Day Bathroom Installs Start Here

Answer a few questions about your existing bathroom and what you would like to accomplish. We will review the information and contact you about the appropriate next step.

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Project Type

First, tell us whether this is a new installation or a replacement involving removal and demolition of an existing tub or shower.

Existing and Desired Configuration

These selections help us classify the project and direct you to the correct questions.

Project classification will appear here after the required selections are made.

Existing Conditions

Tell us what you know about the existing space and any visible concerns.

Are there any known problems?
Are there any access restrictions or nearby fixtures?

Desired Installation

We will show only the questions that apply to the installation you selected.

Desired shower features
Final feasibility depends on the available height, lighting, ventilation, existing conditions, and the selected wall-panel system.
What is most important to you?

Project Photos

Add any photos that are convenient for you. Photos are optional, but each useful view helps us better understand the layout, plumbing, surrounding fixtures, visible damage, ceiling conditions, and access.

Choose what works for you

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Tips for useful photos

Use good lighting, hold the camera level, avoid digital zoom, and include the full bathing area whenever possible. Do not include people, personal documents, or anything you do not want shared.

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Photograph the complete tub or shower from directly in front, including the floor or base, walls, fixtures, and ceiling.

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Show the left wall, edge of the bathing area, adjacent fixtures, and available clearance.

Most helpful

Show the right wall, edge of the bathing area, adjacent fixtures, and available clearance.

Additional detail

Take a close-up of the valve, handles, tub spout, showerhead, handheld fixture, and surrounding wall.

Additional detail

Show the drain location, shower base or tub floor, threshold, and any cracking, staining, or standing-water concerns.

Additional detail

Include the ceiling above the bathing area, upper wall, exhaust vent, light fixtures, and any stains or damage.

When applicable

Photograph leaks, stains, cracks, soft flooring, loose panels, mildew, damaged trim, or other areas of concern.

Additional detail

Show the bathroom doorway and, when practical, the path from the nearest exterior entrance to the bathroom.

Photos support preliminary review only. Dimensions, concealed conditions, plumbing, framing, ventilation, and final scope must still be verified on site.

Project and Contact Information

Provide the property and contact information needed for us to review and follow up on the project.

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$15,000
Include measurements, visible damage, access concerns, design preferences, or anything else that may help us understand the project.

Final scope and pricing are subject to an on-site evaluation, verification of existing conditions, material selections, and applicable installation requirements.