Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Swap the tub nobody uses for a shower everyone will.
The Most Requested Bathroom Upgrade
If the tub in your house gets used a few times a year, it is costing you daily convenience for a feature you do not use. A walk-in shower is easier to step into, easier to clean, and makes the whole bathroom feel bigger.
- Tub removal and disposal
- Tile or low-maintenance shower surrounds
- Glass doors and panels
- Built-in niches and seating
The Most Requested Conversion in Central Connecticut
Tub-to-shower conversions are the project we quote most often, from Bristol ranches to Southington colonials. The pattern is always the same: a tub that gets used a few times a year blocking the shower a family uses twice a day. If the house has a second tub, the decision usually makes itself.
How This Project Runs
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Check the Space
We measure the alcove, check the plumbing, and confirm what glass and storage will fit.
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Tub Out
Removal and disposal, plus an honest look at what the tub was hiding.
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Shower In
Waterproofing, tile or surround, fixtures, and glass, built as one watertight assembly.
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Done in Days
A conversion is one of the quicker bathroom projects, and we keep it that way.
Done With the Tub?
Tell us about the tub and the bathroom around it. That starts the conversation.
- Free written estimates
- Response within one business day
- Licensed and insured, CT HIC# 0670854
Conversion Questions
Buyers generally want at least one tub in the house. If this is your only one, we will talk it through honestly before you decide.
Both work well. Tile gives you a fully custom look; a quality surround is quicker and easier to maintain. We install both and will show you examples of each.
Often, yes. Low-threshold and barrier-free designs are possible in many bathrooms and make the room safer for everyone.
No. A conversion can be done on its own, though many homeowners refresh flooring or the vanity while the room is already open.
Tub-to-Shower Conversions Across Central CT
Our most requested bathroom project, from garden tubs in Avon to postwar hall baths in Newington.