10 things to decide before a new bath
Step 1: Your bath today. What bugs you about it? Start there.
Tap a question for a quick answer. Then see what your new bath could cost.
What's your biggest question about your new bath?
A walk-in shower is quicker to use, easier to step into and easier to clean.
A tub is better for a long soak and for bathing small kids.
Who uses this bath most?
Me or us, every day
Kids
Someone who finds the step hard
I love a long soak
Other questions
$10,500 to $14,500 Sample
Taking out the tub is part of the job.
$8,600 to $11,800 Sample
A new tub and walls in the same spot.
$14,900 to $21,000 Sample
The price depends on the size and the features you pick, like jets or heated air.
We replace the tub or shower only, not floors or vanities.
So you pay for the part that is the problem, not a whole new room.
What moves the price
Other questions
They don't have to, but a room looks calmer when they do.
Match the shower to the faucet and handles in the room.
For wall colors, start with what stays, like the floor and the vanity.
What is staying in the room?
A white vanity
A wood vanity
A dark floor
Not sure yet
Other questions
Most tub and shower installs are finished in as little as One Day.
Rarely, an install takes a second day. Your Design Consultant tells you the plan at your free design visit.
Is this your only bathroom?
Yes, it is
No, we have another
Other questions
A fold-down or built-in seat lets them sit to wash.
Pair it with a handheld shower they can reach from the seat.
Put them where hands reach: by the entry, by the seat and on the back wall.
They need solid backing in the wall to hold weight.
What is hardest for them now?
Stepping over the tub
Standing a long time
Getting up from sitting
Slipping
Other questions
The old tub comes out first.
A steel or cast iron tub is heavier and slower to take out than a fiberglass one.
If there is water damage behind the walls, it has to be fixed before the new walls go up.
Ask at your free design visit: What your old tub is made of, and signs of water damage.
$400 to $1,200Sample
| Project | Range Sample |
|---|---|
| Tub to shower | $10,500 to $14,500 |
| Shower replacement | $9,800 to $13,900 |
| Bathtub replacement | $8,600 to $11,800 |
| Walk-in tub | $14,900 to $21,000 |
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