Both of our core services solve a similar problem — an old, hard-to-use, or unsafe bathing space — but they start from a different place. Here's a simple way to think about which one fits your home.
You probably want a Tub-to-Shower Conversion if...
- You still have a bathtub, and stepping over the wall has become difficult or unsafe.
- You (or a family member) rarely or never take baths anymore.
- You want a low, easy-step or no-step entry that a tub simply can't offer.
- You're planning ahead for mobility changes down the road, even if things are fine today.
This is our most common project, and it's often the single biggest safety upgrade you can make to a bathroom. See more on our Tub-to-Shower Conversion page.
You probably want a Shower-to-Shower Conversion if...
- You already have a shower, but it's old, worn, cracked, or has visible mold or mildew you can't get rid of.
- The grout lines have become impossible to keep clean, no matter how much you scrub.
- You like your current layout but want updated fixtures, better lighting, or added safety features like grab bars and a built-in seat.
- You want a fresh, modern look without changing the basic footprint of your bathroom.
This is a great option when the "bones" of your bathroom are fine, but the shower itself is outdated or deteriorating. More details on our Shower-to-Shower Conversion page.
What both services have in common
Whichever direction fits your home, both start the same way: a free, no-pressure, in-home consultation where we look at your actual space, listen to what matters most to you, and give you one clear, written price. Most installations — either type — are completed in as little as one day.
Still not sure which one you need?
That's completely normal, and it's exactly what the free consultation is for. You don't need to have it figured out before you call — just tell us what's bothering you about your current bathroom, and we'll help you land on the right option.