ADA Bath to Shower Conversion Cost Calculator
ADA bath-to-shower conversions in Upstate SC typically run $10,500–$19,800 depending on finish and options — accessible, zero-entry roll-in showers with grab bars, low-threshold entry, and non-slip surfaces for aging-in-place and long-term safety.
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How much does an ADA bath-to-shower conversion cost?
A standard fiberglass ADA roll-in shower conversion with grab bars typically runs $9,792–$17,014 in the Fountain Inn / Greenville County area, including demo, plumbing, waterproofing, the shower base, and labor. Tile surrounds and a thermostatic valve cost more — see the itemized breakdown below.
| Item | Typical Cost | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Demo & Removal of Old Tub | $800–$1,400 | Includes haul away |
| Plumbing Rough-In & Relocation | $1,200–$2,200 | New drain, supply lines |
| Waterproofing & Backing | $600–$1,000 | Schluter or equivalent |
| ADA Roll-In Shower Base | $1,800–$3,500 | Fiberglass or tile-ready |
| ADA Grab Bars (2-3) | $350–$650 | Installed |
| Shower Valve & Trim | $450 | Thermostatic recommended |
| Door / Curtain & Accessories | $300–$700 | |
| Labor & Finishing | $2,500–$4,000 |
How We Price This
These ranges are computed from Burch Contracting's own pricing formula: a base direct cost per square foot — built from current Upstate SC market data, BLS labor statistics combined with local supplier and subcontractor pricing — adjusted for material, complexity, and site conditions, plus a fixed 20% overhead & profit (see services.html for the full comparison). Base rates are reviewed as material and labor costs shift; this page was last updated by C. Scott Burch.
Is this ADA Bath to Shower Conversion cost estimate accurate?
This is a planning estimate based on typical Upstate SC ada bath to shower conversion costs, size, and the tier you select — actual pricing depends on your site conditions and finish selections. Every Burch Contracting quote includes a transparent 20% overhead and profit, the same formula used sitewide, with no hidden markup.
What would push my ada bath to shower conversion project to the high end of this range?
Site access, structural complexity, premium materials, and custom features push a project toward the high end of the range shown above; a straightforward scope in standard materials lands toward the low end. Scott confirms exactly where your project falls during a free consultation.
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.