Tub-to-Shower Conversion · Union, NJ
We replace bathtubs with curbless or curbed showers designed for safety and easier cleaning, addressing previous installation failures in Union County homes.
This service removes an existing tub, inspects and repairs the subfloor and plumbing, then installs a new shower base, wall panels or tile, and modern fixtures tailored to the bathroom footprint. We focus on water management, slope, and access to avoid repeat leaks and failed work.
Our work
FAQ
Costs vary with materials and repairs; expect a wide range, so get an onsite estimate that lists labor, materials, and any subfloor or plumbing work.
Most conversions take 3–7 business days, but extensive subfloor or plumbing repairs can extend the schedule; your estimate will include timing.
We inspect the tub, drain, walls, and floor, note any damage, discuss design choices and accessibility, and provide a written estimate and timeline.
The bathroom will be out of service during demolition through final install; alternate facilities should be planned for the project duration.
Many municipalities require plumbing and construction permits; we verify permit needs in Union and coordinate inspections as part of the project.
Often yes, depending on the room and scope. HCC talks through access, dust protection, work zones, and daily disruption before the project starts.
Union, 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 Union 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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No pressure, no obligation. We’ll walk through what’s worth doing first, what can wait, and what to watch out for — before anyone talks contracts.
