Tub to Shower Conversion

A tub-to-shower conversion generally involves removing the existing bathtub and creating a shower within that area. The exact scope depends on the bathroom and your selections. It may involve new shower surfaces, fixtures, controls, storage features, and an enclosure. We review the existing space and project goals before determining the specific work required.

Cost varies based on your existing tub area, demolition, selected shower materials, fixtures, enclosure style, plumbing considerations, and any additional bathroom updates included with the project. Because each bathroom is different, we provide a project-specific estimate rather than using one price for every conversion. Call 1 480-220-7219 to discuss current pricing and request a quote.

Yes. New cabinets can often be installed without completing a full kitchen remodeling project. We first look at your existing cabinets, countertops, appliances, flooring, and overall layout to understand what needs to change. If your current kitchen still has a good layout, replacing the cabinetry may be enough to improve its style, storage, and functionality. If larger changes would help create your dream kitchen, our team can also discuss a more complete remodel.

A tub area can often be converted into a walk-in style shower, depending on the existing bathroom and project requirements. Thomas Contracting provides shower and tub replacement services, and the company has completed tub-to-shower conversion work for customers. We can evaluate your bathroom and discuss a layout that makes sense for the available space.

Your choices may include different shower wall surfaces, floor tile, fixtures, glass, storage features, and finishes. Consider appearance, cleaning requirements, slip resistance where appropriate, maintenance, and how the materials coordinate with the rest of the bathroom. We can discuss your project goals and selections during the planning process.

Yes, storage can be considered while planning the conversion. A built-in shower niche is one option for keeping soap, shampoo, and other products within reach without relying on hanging organizers. The best size and placement will depend on the shower layout, surrounding wall conditions, and your preferred design.

Yes. Kitchen remodeling can often be coordinated with bathroom remodeling, interior home renovations, or a larger Phoenix home remodeling project. This can be helpful when homeowners want to update several areas of the house while keeping materials, flooring, tile, cabinetry, and design choices consistent.

For example, a project may include a kitchen remodel along with changes to a bathroom space, new shower tile, bathroom cabinetry, flooring, lighting, or other interior improvements. Planning related renovation work together can also help the team understand the complete scope of the project and avoid learning things the hard way after construction has already started.

Not necessarily. A tub-to-shower conversion can be focused primarily on replacing the existing bathing area. However, some homeowners also consider nearby flooring, vanity storage, fixtures, lighting, or other finishes while work is being completed. We can discuss which updates make sense for your goals without turning the project into more work than you need.