Tub to Shower Conversion in Columbia, SC

Stepping over a tub wall to take a shower in Columbia, Lexington or West Columbia? Our Columbia team turns old tubs into walk-in showers with a custom-fit acrylic base and one-piece walls, installed by our own employees and often finished in as little as one day.

Call (803) 219-1335 to reach the Columbia team, get an Instant Estimate, or book a free in-home consultation.

What does a real Columbia-area conversion look like?

Here’s a West Columbia bathroom our crew converted, photographed before, during demolition and after. We show the demolition photo on purpose. Older Midlands homes can hide water damage behind a tub, and that’s when our installer checks the framing and subfloor.

See the West Columbia project and more in our project gallery.

How much is a tub-to-shower conversion in Columbia?

Our published 2026 planning range is $8,500 to $17,000, and most Columbia customers end up near the middle. Where you land depends on the glass, seating, grab bars and finishes you pick. The written quote from your consultation sets the price.

If we find rot or water damage in the wet area after the tub comes out, the repair is included. See our conversion pricing, what’s included, and financing options.

Who runs the Columbia team?

Aaron Bishop, a Navy veteran, runs operations for our Columbia and Augusta teams. He reviews jobs before install day so the right base, walls and parts are on the truck. Our installers are employees, not subcontractors. Meet the Columbia team.

“Workmanship is outstanding.”

Kathleen Harrell · Augusta and Columbia · Google review

“Friendly and professional and completed job on time.”

Kristen G. · Columbia · Angi review

Our Augusta and Columbia teams hold a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 302 Google reviews (checked October 13, 2026).

Columbia tub-to-shower conversion questions

Should I remove the only tub in my house?

Think about who lives there and who might buy it. Families with small kids usually want a tub somewhere. Our guide to walk-in showers vs. bathtubs walks through the tradeoffs.

What if my tub is cast iron?

That’s common in older Columbia homes. A heavy cast-iron tub usually comes out in pieces. Your written quote spells out how removal is handled.

Can I keep the tub instead?

Yes. If you like your tub, a custom-fit liner or a replacement tub may suit you better. We compare the options in tub liner vs. reglazing vs. replacement.

Want to see every step first? Read how a tub-to-shower conversion works.