Should I replace my tub with a shower?
If nobody uses the tub, a shower may be a better fit for daily life. Think about who uses the bathroom and whether you have another tub. If it’s the only tub in the house, consider the needs of children, guests and future buyers before deciding.
What if my plumbing needs work?
That’s part of the conversation before you choose a system. Your consultant looks at your space and discusses the preparation needed. Ask what the quote includes, what might require additional work and how unexpected conditions will be handled.
Can I add grab bars, seating or a lower entry?
Ask about those options at the consultation. Tell us who uses the shower and what has become difficult. Placement, support and the available space all matter; the team can help you compare suitable choices.
How much does a tub-to-shower conversion cost?
Our published Carolinas cost guide describes typical projects from $8,500 to $15,000. That is a local planning range, not a quote for every market or bathroom. Glass, wall style, accessories and preparation affect the final price. Read the Carolinas cost guide or start with the instant estimate.
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Love our tub to walk-in shower conversion. Finished in one day, looks fantastic, and our installer, Jeremiah, was so efficient and meticulous in cleaning up during and afterward. Would recommend.
How long does installation take?
Many installations can be completed in as little as one day by Bath Fitter employees. Your team will confirm the schedule for your bathroom and explain any work that needs more time.
What warranty comes with it?
Bath Fitter-manufactured acrylic products include a limited lifetime warranty. Read the warranty terms and ask your team about coverage for your selected products.
