Walk-In Shower Installation · Princeton, NJ
We install accessible, curbless and low-threshold showers in single-family homes and smaller multiunit buildings throughout Princeton and nearby Mercer County.
Choose from curbless pans, low-threshold bases, prefabricated units, or custom tiled showers to fit tight bathrooms and older-house layouts common in Princeton. We focus on durable materials, slip-resistant surfaces, and straightforward access details like grab bar placement and bench seating.
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FAQ
Typical costs vary widely by materials and scope; budget-range estimates run from basic prefabricated units to higher-cost tiled systems, and we provide a written estimate after an on-site measurement.
A prefabricated walk-in unit can be installed in a few days while a custom tiled shower usually takes one to two weeks, depending on drying times and plumbing work.
We measure the bathroom, review existing plumbing and floor structure, discuss material options, and produce a written scope and estimate based on findings.
Expect demolition noise and dust for a day or two; protect floors and furniture, set up an alternate shower if possible, and we isolate the work area to limit disruption.
Schedule
Pick a day and time that works for you. We come to your Princeton home, walk the space, take measurements, and put a written scope together on-site. About 45-60 minutes.
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Princeton, 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 Princeton 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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