Good shower work
goes beyond the tile.

Define the work before choosing a finish

A shower project needs more than a tile color. We discuss the existing assembly, removal or preparation, the waterproofing scope, transitions, niches and the work that needs coordination with other trades. The written scope identifies the agreed installation rather than leaving these details unclear.

Waterproofing is part of the plan

Tile and grout are the visible finish; the shower assembly behind them needs an appropriate waterproofing approach. We review the proposed system and its requirements for the actual project. A beautiful surface and a well-planned assembly must be considered together.

Walls and shower floors need suitable products

A product appropriate for a shower wall is not automatically appropriate for the shower floor. We review each selected tile’s intended application, format and finish for the location. Our selection preview separates shower walls from shower floors to help make the early design discussion useful.

See tile and grout combinations together

Use a photo of your shower to explore wall or floor directions and compare grout colors. Multiple marked surfaces can help you consider a coordinated look. Physical samples, dimensions, slope and installation details are settled separately before materials and scope are finalized.

Photos that help us understand the project

Text the whole shower, close views of corners, the floor, drain, curb and any visible damage, plus your city or ZIP code. Tell us what you want changed and whether other plumbing or remodeling work is planned. A site review is important before confirming the work and price.

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