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Accessibility Remodeling

ADA Bath to Shower Conversions

Convert your existing bathtub into a safe, accessible, zero-entry roll-in shower — ADA-compliant grab bars, low-threshold entry, and non-slip surfaces, built for aging-in-place and long-term safety.

Cost Range

$9,800–$25,400 Typical

Timeline

1-2 Weeks Typical

Experience

Since 1995

Rating

BBB A+ Rated

ADA Bath to Shower Conversions

How much does an ADA bath-to-shower conversion cost?

A tub-to-shower conversion typically costs $9,800–$25,400. The range depends on the shower base and surround you choose (fiberglass versus tile-ready), plumbing relocation, and the grab bars, valve, and accessible door or curtain selected.

How long does a tub-to-shower conversion take?

Most ADA bath-to-shower conversions take 1 to 2 weeks, from demolition of the existing tub through the finished, accessible shower. Tile surrounds and plumbing relocation add time compared with a fiberglass base and existing plumbing.

What is included in an ADA shower conversion?

The conversion covers demo and removal of the existing tub, plumbing rough-in and relocation, waterproofing and backing (Schluter or equivalent), an ADA roll-in shower base, a tile or fiberglass surround, installed grab bars, a shower valve and trim, and an accessible door or curtain.

Is a curbless roll-in shower safe for aging in place?

Yes. A zero-entry, low-threshold roll-in shower removes the tub wall that causes many bathroom falls, and adds ADA grab bars and non-slip surfaces. It is one of the most effective single modifications for fall prevention and independent living.

What We Handle

Structural & Mechanical

  • Demo and removal of the existing tub
  • Plumbing rough-in and relocation
  • Waterproofing and backing (Schluter or equivalent)
  • ADA roll-in shower base, fiberglass or tile-ready

Finishes & Fixtures

  • Tile or fiberglass surround
  • ADA grab bars, installed
  • Shower valve and trim, thermostatic available
  • Accessible door or curtain and accessories

ADA Bath to Shower Conversions at a Glance

ADA Bath to Shower Conversions scope by category
Category What's Included
Structural & Mechanical Demo and removal of the existing tub; Plumbing rough-in and relocation; Waterproofing and backing (Schluter or equivalent); ADA roll-in shower base, fiberglass or tile-ready
Finishes & Fixtures Tile or fiberglass surround; ADA grab bars, installed; Shower valve and trim, thermostatic available; Accessible door or curtain and accessories

Our Simple Process

  1. 1

    Free Consultation

    Discuss your accessibility needs and get a ballpark range. No obligation.

  2. 2

    On-Site Assessment

    We evaluate tub size, plumbing access, and wall condition to confirm scope.

  3. 3

    Conversion Installed

    Demo through finish, completed to ADA standards with full attention to detail.

Why Work With Us

  • Improved safety and fall prevention
  • ADA-compliant grab bars and low-threshold entry
  • Supports aging-in-place and independent living
  • Insurance-friendly documentation available on request

More ADA Bath to Shower Conversions Questions

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Can you provide documentation for insurance or a medical need?

Yes. Insurance-friendly documentation is available on request, which can help when a conversion is tied to a medical need or accessibility requirement.

Does a tub-to-shower conversion need a permit?

In most cases, yes. The conversion includes plumbing rough-in and relocation, and new or relocated plumbing needs a permit; for Greenville County addresses the review runs through Greenville County Building Safety. We pull the permit on projects we build, so the inspections are scheduled and met as part of the work rather than left to you.

Ready to Start Your ADA Bath to Shower Conversions Project?

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