Shower Remodeling in Phoenix AZ for Every Home and Every Style
We build tiled shower surrounds, steam shower enclosures, and walk-in showers for Phoenix homeowners. Every project starts with proper concrete prep and ends with a clean, lasting finish.
A full shower remodel fixes the problem the right way. We do not patch over old damage. We start from a solid base and build everything correctly from the ground up. This means your new shower holds up for years, not months.
We are a licensed shower remodeling contractor in Phoenix, AZ. Our team handles every step. We remove your old shower, prep the surface, tile the walls, seal the floor, and install the glass. We also build custom steam showers for homeowners who want something extra.
As part of our full bathroom remodeling services, we specialize in shower rebuilds across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Arcadia, Ahwatukee, and the entire Valley.
Every project starts with a free visit. We look at your space and give you a written price before anything begins.
Why Phoenix Homeowners Choose Us for Shower Remodeling
We Always Do the Prep Work
Many contractors skip Concrete Prep to save time. We never skip it. Every shower we build starts with a full base inspection, crack repair, slope check, and Waterproof Membrane installation. That foundation is what makes a shower last.
We Build for Desert Conditions
Arizona heat stresses tile, grout, and adhesive more than most climates. Materials expand in summer and pull apart in winter. We use products and methods that are proven to hold up in Phoenix temperatures. This means your shower does not crack, separate, or fade.
We Pull All Required Permits
Arizona law requires permits for structural, electrical, and plumbing work in residential remodels. Steam shower electrical work requires a permit under the Phoenix Building Services code. We pull every required permit before work starts. We hold an active Arizona ROC contractor license, number [CLIENT: ROC LICENSE NUMBER].
Our Price Is in Writing Before We Start
You receive a full written estimate before we begin. That is the price you pay. We do not add charges mid-project. Homeowners in Chandler, Gilbert, and Tempe tell us this is the main reason they call us back.
We Cover the Whole Valley
We travel to Phoenix, Scottsdale, Arcadia, Ahwatukee, Biltmore, North Central Phoenix, Desert Ridge, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, and Paradise Valley.
Tiled Shower Surrounds in Phoenix AZ
- A tiled shower surround changes more than just how your shower looks. It makes the whole space easier to clean and protects your walls from water damage. We cover your shower walls with ceramic tile, porcelain tile, or natural stone. Each one holds up well and looks clean for years.
- We work on all types of showers. This includes walk-in showers, corner showers, alcove showers, and wet rooms. We help you pick the right tile for your budget and your space. Next, we build it from start to finish using the right materials for Phoenix's climate.
- We serve homeowners in Arcadia, Biltmore, North Central Phoenix, Scottsdale, and across the Greater Phoenix area.
What Goes Into a Tiled Shower Surround
- First, we install Cement Backer Board on every shower wall before tile goes up. This gives the tile a firm, moisture-resistant surface to bond to. Next, we apply a Waterproof Membrane over the backer board. This stops water from reaching the wall framing behind the tile.
- After that, we lay out the tile pattern and cut each piece to fit. We use an adhesive that works in Phoenix heat without breaking down. Then we grout every joint and seal the whole surface. The result is a shower wall built to last in desert conditions.
- Also, if your current shower walls are soft or cracked, we repair them before we start. You will not find hidden damage behind your new tile.
Concrete Prep and Surface Repair for Tiled Showers
- We check your shower floor first.If we find cracks, we fill them with the right repair material. Next, we check the slope. A shower floor must drain at a quarter inch per foot toward the drain. Water that sits flat grows mold fast. We correct the slope before any tile goes down.
- After that, we apply a Waterproof Membrane where the floor meets the wall. This keeps water from sneaking under the tile edge. We also connect the membrane to the drain so nothing gets trapped underneath.
- This process takes extra time. But it is the reason our tiled showers last ten or twenty years instead of two.
Steam Shower Installation in Phoenix AZ
How a Steam Shower Works
- A Steam Generator is a compact unit that heats water and pushes steam into the shower. It connects to your water line and a 240-volt electrical circuit. Steam enters through a small outlet built into one of the shower walls.
- For steam to fill the space correctly, the whole shower must be sealed. The walls, ceiling, and floor all need a continuous waterproof layer. Also, the ceiling must slope slightly so condensation runs to the sides instead of dripping straight down on you.
- We handle the tile, the waterproofing, the generator, and the control unit. A licensed electrician handles the 240V circuit and its permit. We coordinate the full build so both trades work together at the right stages.
What We Include in Every Steam Shower Build
01
Sealed Enclosure Setup
The sealed enclosure comes first. We apply a vapor-tight membrane to the walls, ceiling, and floor. This keeps steam inside and keeps moisture out of your wall framing.
02
Tile Installation
Next, the tile. We use steam-rated Porcelain Tile and adhesive. Standard tile adhesive breaks down in the heat and humidity of a steam environment. We pick products that handle it without cracking or pulling away from the wall.
03
Steam Generator Installation
Then the Steam Generator. We size it based on your shower's cubic footage. A unit that is too small will not heat the space. One that is too large wastes energy.
04
Bench or Seating Installation
Also included is a tiled bench or seat if you want one. Most people who use steam showers prefer to sit. We can build it into the shower during construction.
05
Digital Control Panel Setup
Finally, we mount a digital control panel on the wall. You set the temperature and timer from inside the shower. Some models connect to a smartphone app.