Turn That Unused Tub Into a Walk-In Shower
If nobody in your home takes baths, that tub is wasting the best square footage in the room — and it is the single hardest thing to step over safely. We convert it into an open, easy-entry shower, usually in a matter of days.
- Most conversions done in days, not weeks
- $0 down payment options · financing available
- Low-threshold, easy-entry designs
- Fixed written price before we start
Get Your Free Conversion Quote
Send a photo of your tub if you have one — it speeds things up.
What a Tub-to-Shower Conversion Involves
A proper conversion is more than pulling the tub — the waterproofing underneath is what makes it last.
Tub Removal & Haul-Away
We remove the old tub and surround and take it away — no debris left in your driveway.
Custom Shower Pan
A correctly sloped pan sized to the existing footprint, so water goes where it should from day one.
Low-Threshold Entry
A low or curbless entry that is far safer to step into — the single biggest fall-risk reduction in any bathroom.
Waterproof Membrane
Full waterproofing behind the tile. This is the step that separates a shower that lasts from one that leaks in three years.
Tile or Solid Surface
Porcelain, marble-look tile, or low-maintenance solid-surface walls — your choice of finish and grout.
Frameless Glass
Clean frameless or semi-frameless enclosures that make a small bathroom feel considerably larger.
Grab Bars & Seating
Properly blocked grab bars and built-in benches where you want them — installed into framing, not just drywall.
New Fixtures & Valve
Updated shower valve, head, and trim, with thermostatic options to prevent temperature spikes.
Tubs Removed, Showers Installed
Real conversions from our Southern California crews.
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Simple, honest, and built around your schedule.
Free In-Home Consultation
We visit, measure, and listen. You get honest guidance on what your space can become — no pressure, no obligation.
Design & Fixed Written Quote
We lay out your shower with real materials and finishes, then price it in writing. The number you approve is the number you pay.
Clean, Scheduled Installation
One dedicated crew, floors protected, dust contained, and a start-to-finish date you can plan around.
Walkthrough & Warranty
We walk the finished space with you and hand over the warranty. Nothing is done until you are happy with it.
Why Eaze for Your Conversion
- Fast, contained timeline. Most conversions are finished in days — with your home protected the whole time.
- Waterproofing done right. Full membrane behind the tile, because a conversion that leaks costs far more than it saved.
- One crew, start to finish. The same installers from demo to final caulk — not a rotating cast of subcontractors.
- Licensed, bonded & insured. Fully licensed California contractor with 500+ completed bathrooms behind us.
- We protect your home. Floors covered, dust contained, and the site cleaned every single day we are there.
Get Your Free Conversion Quote
Send a photo of your tub if you have one — it speeds things up.
Proudly Serving Southern California
Our own crews work across Los Angeles, Orange County, and the Inland Empire. Not sure if we reach you? Give us a call — if you’re in greater Southern California, we’ve almost certainly got you covered.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a tub-to-shower conversion cost?+
Considerably less than a full remodel, since the plumbing footprint usually stays put. Cost depends on the size and the tile or surround you choose — you get a fixed written price after the free in-home visit.
Do you offer financing or $0 down?+
Yes. We have $0 down payment options and financing on approved credit, so you can start without paying up front. Senior programs are available for qualifying homeowners. We will walk you through the options at your free in-home consultation — there is no obligation to use them.
How long does it take?+
Most conversions are completed in a matter of days rather than weeks, because we are working within the existing footprint.
Will you have to move the plumbing?+
Usually not. We can normally reuse the existing drain and supply location, which is what keeps a conversion far more affordable than relocating fixtures.
Can I get a curbless or low-threshold entry?+
Yes — and we recommend it. Stepping over a tub wall is where most bathroom falls happen, so a low or curbless entry is the single highest-value safety change you can make.
Does removing the tub hurt my home’s resale value?+
Only if it leaves you with no tub at all in the house. If you have another tub elsewhere, a modern walk-in shower typically appeals to more buyers than a dated tub does.