Make Life Easier with a Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Replace a hard-to-use bathtub with a cleaner, safer shower planned around your space, your routine, and the way your household actually uses the bathroom.
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Get Your Project Started - Get A Detailed Proposal TODAY!
A Better Shower Without a Full Bathroom Gut Job
We help you choose the layout, entry style, wall system, glass, storage, and safety details before installation begins.
Easier Daily Access
Low-threshold entries, grab bars, seating, and handheld showerheads can make the bathroom easier to use.
Cleaner Wall Systems
Durable shower walls and fewer grout lines help reduce the scrubbing that old tubs and tile often require.
Designed Around Your Space
We measure carefully and plan around your plumbing, door swing, storage needs, and existing bathroom layout.
Clear Scope Before Work Starts
You get a straightforward proposal covering materials, accessories, schedule, and any plumbing updates.
A Simple Path from Old Tub to New Shower
A Shower That Fits the Way You Live
A bathtub can take up a lot of room without adding much value to your daily routine, especially if everyone in the house prefers a quick shower. A tub-to-shower conversion lets you reclaim that space with a layout that feels more open, easier to enter, and simpler to clean.
TGA plans these projects around real bathroom conditions in Tampa Bay homes: tight footprints, older plumbing, humidity, ventilation, and the need for materials that hold up to everyday use. The goal is not just a new shower. It is a bathroom that works better every morning.
Why Homeowners Replace the Tub
A conversion can solve several common bathroom frustrations at once. During your estimate, we help you decide which upgrades matter most for your space.
- A lower step-in height for easier access
- More usable floor space in a small bathroom
- Less grout and fewer corners to scrub
- Built-in storage niches instead of cluttered ledges
- Optional seating, grab bars, and handheld fixtures
- A cleaner look that can support future resale
What Affects Tub-to-Shower Conversion Cost?
The price depends on what is behind the existing tub, what you choose for the new shower, and how much plumbing or wall repair is needed. A simple conversion with standard fixtures will price differently than a custom glass enclosure with seating, niches, and premium wall panels.
We give you a written scope before work begins, so you can see what is included and where upgrades change the budget.
- Shower size and opening width
- Wall material, base style, and glass selection
- Valve, drain, or supply-line changes
- Accessories such as benches, grab bars, shelves, and niches
- Any repair needed after the old tub is removed
How the Conversion Process Works
We start by looking at the existing tub area, checking measurements, and talking through how you want the shower to function. From there, we help narrow the selections so the finished shower matches your needs and your budget.
- Inspect the tub alcove, plumbing locations, and surrounding walls
- Confirm the shower base, wall system, fixtures, glass, and accessories
- Remove the old tub and prepare the opening correctly
- Install the new shower components with attention to waterproofing and fit
- Review the finished shower with you before we wrap up
Design Options That Make the Shower Feel Finished
A practical shower does not have to look plain. You can keep the design simple and easy to maintain, or add details that make the space feel more polished.
- Matte black, chrome, brushed nickel, or warm metal fixtures
- Clear, obscure, sliding, or hinged shower glass
- Wall patterns that create a tile or stone look without heavy upkeep
- Corner shelves, recessed niches, and built-in seating
- Handheld showerheads and grab bars placed where they are actually useful
When a Conversion Makes More Sense Than a Full Remodel
If the vanity, toilet, flooring, and lighting still work for you, replacing only the tub area can be the smarter move. It focuses the budget on the part of the bathroom you use most and keeps the project more contained.
A full remodel may make more sense when the layout is failing, water damage is widespread, or you want to change every finish in the room. We can talk through both paths during the estimate so you are not pushed into more work than you need.
Plan the Shower Before We Remove the Tub
The best conversion starts with clear choices. We will help you compare materials, entry styles, fixtures, safety options, and budget before installation is scheduled.
Ready for a Bathroom That Works Better?
Whether you want a safer shower, a cleaner look, or a bathroom that is easier to maintain, TGA can help you plan a tub-to-shower conversion that fits your home.
Schedule a free estimate and we will walk you through layout options, materials, accessories, and next steps without pressure.
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TGA Kitchens & Remodeling is licensed and insured for residential remodeling work, with local project coordination and clear accountability from estimate through completion.
Conversion Planning Notes
- Best For: Underused tubs and hard-to-step-over baths
- Common Upgrades: Low threshold, seating, grab bars, niches
- Design Focus: Easy cleaning, safer access, better storage
- Estimate: Measured in home with written scope
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Start with a Free Tub-to-Shower Estimate
Tell us what is not working about your current tub, and we will help you plan a shower that is easier to use, easier to clean, and better suited to your home.
Tub-to-Shower Conversion FAQs
Straight answers before you start planning.
Do I need a full bathroom remodel to remove my tub?
No. If the rest of the bathroom is in good condition, the project can usually focus on the tub/shower area only. We will let you know if we see water damage, plumbing issues, or layout concerns that should be addressed first.
Can my new shower be easier to step into?
Yes. Many homeowners choose a low-threshold shower base, grab bars, seating, and handheld fixtures to make daily use easier and more comfortable.
What happens to the plumbing when the tub comes out?
We inspect the existing valve, drain, and supply locations. Some conversions can reuse much of the existing plumbing, while others need updates for the new shower layout or fixtures.
Will I lose resale value if I remove a bathtub?
It depends on the home. If you have another tub in the house, converting an underused tub can be a practical upgrade. If it is the only bathtub, we can talk through how that choice may affect future buyers.
What shower wall options are available?
Options may include acrylic or solid-surface wall systems, tile-look panels, and other low-maintenance materials. We help you compare appearance, cleaning needs, durability, and budget.
How disruptive is the installation?
A focused conversion is typically less disruptive than a full bathroom remodel. We protect the work area, remove the old tub, install the new shower components, and clean up when the work is complete.
Can I add shelves, niches, or a bench?
Yes. Storage, seating, grab bars, glass style, fixture finish, and showerhead placement are all part of the planning conversation.
How do I know what the project will cost?
The best way is an in-home estimate. We measure the space, review existing conditions, discuss your selections, and provide a written scope so you can make a clear decision.