Do I need a door, or can a walk-in shower stay open?

Many walk-in showers use a fixed glass panel with no door at all, which keeps the space open and removes a hinge to clean. Whether that works depends on the drain layout and how far the opening sits from the rest of the room, so we plan the entry to keep water where it belongs.

Is a frameless glass enclosure harder to maintain than framed?

Frameless glass is actually easier to keep clean because there's no metal channel for water and soap to collect in. A quick squeegee after use and the occasional glass cleaner keep it clear, and a protective coating can be added to help water sheet off.

What keeps a walk-in shower from leaking over time?

The waterproofing under the tile does the real work, not the tile itself. We build a sloped, fully sealed pan and waterproof the walls before tiling, so water is contained by the substrate and directed to the drain regardless of how the surface ages.

Bathroom & Shower Services

Custom Walk-In Showers

A walk-in shower turns wasted square footage into the centerpiece of your bathroom. We build curbed or curbless showers around your space and how you actually use it — choosing tile, glass, and fixtures that look beautiful and stay easy to clean for years.

What's included

Walk-In Showers

Frameless or semi-frameless glass enclosures sized to your space
Built-in niches and benches for storage and seating
Linear and center drains for clean, modern lines
Fully waterproofed substrate beneath every tile
Rain heads, handhelds, and body sprays configured to your preference

Frameless walk-in shower with large-format stone tile, dual brass rain heads, a built-in niche, and a low-threshold entry

How it works

Our walk-in showers process

The right choice for homeowners who want a beautiful, open shower that's easy to step into and easy to keep clean, and who are ready to retire a cramped enclosure or an unused tub.

1
Design & Layout
We measure the space and decide between a curbed or curbless pan, where the drain runs, and how the door swings. Together we map niche and bench placement so storage and seating land exactly where you reach for them.
2
Demo & Waterproofing
We open the wet area down to the studs, set a sloped, fully waterproofed pan, and build out the walls with a tile-ready substrate. Every seam and corner is sealed before a single tile goes up.
3
Tile & Fixtures
Wall and floor tile go in over the waterproofed shell, followed by the valve, rain head, handheld, or body sprays you chose. Niches and benches are finished to match the surround.
4
Glass & Finish
Once tile is set and grouted, the frameless or semi-frameless glass is measured and installed to fit your opening precisely. We seal, clean, and walk the finished shower with you.

Good to know

Walk-In Showers questions

Do I need a door, or can a walk-in shower stay open?: Many walk-in showers use a fixed glass panel with no door at all, which keeps the space open and removes a hinge to clean. Whether that works depends on the drain layout and how far the opening sits from the rest of the room, so we plan the entry to keep water where it belongs.
Is a frameless glass enclosure harder to maintain than framed?: Frameless glass is actually easier to keep clean because there's no metal channel for water and soap to collect in. A quick squeegee after use and the occasional glass cleaner keep it clear, and a protective coating can be added to help water sheet off.
What keeps a walk-in shower from leaking over time?: The waterproofing under the tile does the real work, not the tile itself. We build a sloped, fully sealed pan and waterproof the walls before tiling, so water is contained by the substrate and directed to the drain regardless of how the surface ages.

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