Tub-to-Shower Conversion · Livingston, NJ
We replace bathtubs with walk-in showers using durable materials and work with local building rules to fit your bathroom layout and water lines.
A tub-to-shower conversion improves bathroom accessibility and frees floor space for a more usable layout; it also reduces slip risk for older residents. We focus on waterproofing details common to Essex County homes, such as older subfloor repairs and proper wall backing.
Our work
FAQ
Costs vary by choices and subfloor condition; expect a range based on materials and plumbing work, and get a written estimate after an on-site inspection.
Most conversions finish in 2–5 days for prefabricated units and 5–10 days for custom tile, depending on demolition and drying times.
We measure the space, inspect plumbing and subfloor, discuss material options, and provide a detailed written estimate and scope of work.
Work is noisy and dusty during demolition; you can usually use other bathrooms and we isolate the workspace and run ventilation to reduce dust.
Maintain grout and caulk lines, check seals annually, and clean surfaces per manufacturer directions to prevent water penetration and staining.
Schedule
Pick a day and time that works for you. We come to your Livingston home, walk the space, take measurements, and put a written scope together on-site. About 45-60 minutes.
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Livingston, NJ
Free in-home walkthrough. Written scope before you commit. One team from demolition to final inspection.
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Tell us a little about the project and we'll get back within one business day with real answers about how it would go in a Livingston home.
Free in-home visit
We come to you. Measure, plan, and quote on-site.
Licensed in NJ
NJ HIC #13VH10078600
Real response
Within one business day.
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