Tired of cracked tile, a leaky door or a shower that never looks clean? Let's build you a new one.
A shower remodel replaces your old shower with a brand-new one: new walls, base, fixtures and glass. It can stay the same size, or open up into a roomier walk-in shower. We remodel showers in homes all over Taylorsville, from the original showers in 1970s homes to builder-grade showers in 1990s homes, and every project starts with a free estimate.
Why us
Utah requires a DOPL-licensed contractor for most remodeling work. Our Utah contractor license is #14190160-5501, and you can look it up by number or name on the Utah Division of Professional Licensing website. Every Utah contractor license number ends in -5501, so it's a quick way to check anyone you're thinking of hiring. We're also insured for the work we do in your home.
We've been remodeling since 2009, more than 15 years now. In a valley where so many homes went up between the 1970s and the 1990s, that experience helps us plan for what's usually behind a bathroom wall: older shower valves, tired supply lines and weak exhaust fans. Planning for them up front means fewer surprises halfway through your project.
Every shower remodel starts with a free estimate. Sampled streets in Taylorsville's Watchwood area have a median build year of 1976, so many showers here have original valves and walls that are close to 50 years old. We look at what's there, talk through materials that hold up to our hard water, and give you a clear plan and price before any work begins.
Tile gives you the most choice in color, pattern and layout, and it can include extras like a built-in niche or a bench. It does have grout lines, so it's worth talking about grout types that resist staining.
Surround panels have few or no grout lines, which means less scrubbing. They're a popular pick when easy cleaning matters most.
A walk-in shower has a low or no-step entry and often a fixed glass panel instead of a swinging door. It's easier to get in and out of now and down the road, which is why it's popular with homeowners planning to stay put.
Choose from framed or frameless doors, sliding doors, or a fixed panel. Glass opens a small bathroom up visually. Just be ready to squeegee it (see the hard water note below).
New shower valves, rain or handheld shower heads, grab bars, and better lighting and ventilation.
Have a tub you never use? A tub-to-shower conversion can give you a walk-in shower in the same space.
Hard water is the big one. Taylorsville's water comes from the Taylorsville-Bennion Improvement District, and Salt Lake Valley water is hard. Jordan Valley Water puts the regional average around 10-12 grains per gallon. That's the white crust on shower glass, chrome and grout lines. When you're choosing materials, it helps to:
We're happy to talk through what holds up best with our water.
Older showers, older valves. A lot of Taylorsville homes were built between the 1970s and the 1990s. Sampled streets in the Watchwood area have a median build year of 1976, and Stonewood has many homes from the mid-1980s to the late 1990s. When a shower is that age, the valve in the wall and the wall behind the tile may need attention once things are opened up. A good estimate allows for that.
Ventilation matters. Steam with nowhere to go leads to peeling paint and mildew. If your bathroom fan is original or weak, a shower remodel is a good time to upgrade it.
Permits. In Taylorsville, replacing plumbing fixtures typically needs a plumbing permit, and electrical work (like a new fan circuit or lighting) typically needs an electrical permit. We'll go over what your project needs.
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It depends on the size, whether you choose tile or a surround, the glass, and whether plumbing moves. Keeping the same footprint usually costs less than changing the layout. We'll give you an exact price at your free estimate.
Fewer grout lines and finishes that hide water spots make the biggest difference. Solid-surface or acrylic surrounds and larger tile both cut down on grout. With glass, regular squeegeeing goes a long way.
Yes. That's a tub-to-shower conversion, one of our most popular projects.
Usually, if plumbing or electrical work is involved. Replacing plumbing fixtures typically needs a plumbing permit in Taylorsville. Cosmetic-only work generally doesn't.
Yes. We also work in Kearns, West Valley City, West Jordan and Murray.
Call (385) 394-0604 or send the form for your free shower remodeling estimate. Tell us your ZIP code and what you'd like to change, and we'll take it from there.
Related: Tub-to-shower conversions · Bathroom remodeling in Taylorsville Also serving: Kearns · West Valley City · West Jordan · Murray
