Tub-to-Shower Conversion in South Florida
Tub-to-shower conversion in South Florida involves a mandatory plumbing scope that distinguishes it from standard shower tile work: the tub’s drain position rarely aligns with the optimal shower drain position for the new layout. Drain relocation is plumbing scope managed by Henry Remodeling’s licensed GC partners, who pull all required permits from the city building division. Henry Remodeling’s installation crews perform all demo, waterproofing, tile, and glass enclosure work. The new shower footprint — larger than the existing tub alcove in most South Florida conversions — requires full Schluter KERDI or RedGard waterproofing on every square inch of the new wet area.
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What Our Tub-to-Shower Conversion Service Includes
Every Henry Remodeling scope begins with a written, line-item estimate listing all materials and labor as separate line items. Henry Remodeling provides specialized, hands-on installation services working under the umbrella of state-licensed General Contractors; our licensed GC partners manage any structural or permit-required scope.
- Removal and disposal of existing tub, surround tile, and alcove substrate
- New shower substrate and framing preparation
- Full waterproofing membrane (KERDI or RedGard) on all new shower surfaces
- Shower floor tile with correct slope to drain
- Shower wall tile, niche, and bench tile if in scope
- Glass enclosure installation after tile is complete
- Plumbing disconnection, drain work, and reconnection managed by licensed GC partner with permit
- Final inspection — every surface, slope, and enclosure verified before sign-off
Types of Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Standard Alcove Tub-to-Shower (Existing Drain Usable)
Existing tub drain position aligns with new shower drain. Most cost-efficient conversion scope. New shower occupies the same footprint as the removed tub alcove.
Tub-to-Shower with Drain Relocation
New shower drain position differs from existing tub drain. GC-managed plumbing scope with permit. Most common when the new shower uses a linear drain or the layout changes.
Barrier-Free or ADA-Compatible Shower
Zero-threshold or low-threshold shower conversion. Requires precise floor slope engineering and waterproofing continuity at the threshold. Appropriate for aging-in-place bathroom renovations.
Tub-to-Shower with Custom Glass Enclosure
Full conversion including frameless or semi-frameless glass enclosure. Glass measured and ordered after tile is complete. Most requested scope in Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, and Boca Raton master bath renovations.
Benefits of Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Larger Shower Footprint From the Same Space
Most South Florida tub alcoves convert to a shower footprint of 36″×60″ or larger — significantly more usable than a standard 36″×36″ shower. The existing alcove width is retained; the tub footprint becomes shower floor.
Correct Waterproofing on the Full New Footprint
The new shower footprint is larger than the old tub pan. Every square inch of the new wet area receives certified waterproofing — not just the area that was previously tiled.
Plumbing and Permits Managed by Licensed GC Partners
All plumbing work — drain relocation, supply valve changes, stub-out adjustments — managed by Henry Remodeling’s licensed GC partners with permits where required.
Custom Glass Enclosure Sized to New Shower Dimensions
Glass enclosure designed to the new shower’s exact dimensions after tile is complete. Not a stock unit adapted to fit — a custom-measured enclosure matched to the new shower geometry.
Tub-to-Shower Conversion Pricing in South Florida
Palm Beach & Broward County pricing as of 2026. Written estimate before work begins.
What Affects the Cost of Tub-to-Shower Conversion
1. Drain relocation scope
Existing drain usable: lowest cost. Relocation 12″–24″: $800–$2,500 GC scope. Major relocation or linear drain: $1,500–$3,500.
2. Threshold type
Step-in threshold: baseline. Low threshold: moderate add-on. Zero-threshold (barrier-free): highest cost due to slope engineering and waterproofing complexity.
3. Shower footprint size
Standard alcove 36″×60″: baseline. Expanded shower using adjacent space: add-on for structural assessment and framing.
4. Waterproofing system
Full KERDI or RedGard on entire new shower footprint: $600–$1,400 depending on square footage.
5. Tile format and material
Ceramic: lowest. Porcelain: mid-range. Large format 24×24+: 20–35% labor premium.
6. Niche and bench
Each niche: $250–$550. Bench (tiled): $400–$900.
7. Glass enclosure
Framed: $1,200–$2,500. Frameless: $2,500–$5,500. Measured after tile is complete.
8. Permit lead time
City of [city] Building Division permit for plumbing work: 5–15 business days. Factored into overall project timeline.
South Florida Pricing Context & Budget Levels
National Average
$3,500–$10,000
Full scope, national average market
South Florida
$4,500–$16,000
15–25% above national for correct-spec materials
vs. Replacement
vs. Standard Shower Remodel
Full replacement vs. selective service
South Florida tub-to-shower conversions run 15–25% above national averages due to the prevalence of drain relocation scopes — more common in South Florida than in markets with above-slab plumbing. Slab-on-grade plumbing in South Florida homes makes drain relocation more complex and more costly than in raised-foundation markets.
Budget Tiers — What Each Level Delivers
Low Budget
$4,500–$7,500
Standard alcove conversion, existing drain usable. Standard format porcelain. KERDI waterproofing. Framed glass enclosure.
Mid-Range
$7,500–$13,500
Drain relocation via GC, large format tile, KERDI throughout, one niche, frameless glass enclosure.
High-End
$13,000–$18,000
Barrier-free design, linear drain relocation, large format tile, two niches, bench, custom frameless glass.
Hidden Costs, Quote Differences, and DIY Risks
Hidden Costs Not in the Quote
- Substrate damage under tub surround: Removing the tub and surround often reveals water-damaged framing or sheathing behind the original tub tile. Adds $400–$1,200 to replace.
- Permit lead time for drain relocation: 5–15 business days depending on city — must be factored into demo scheduling.
- Glass enclosure lead time: Custom frameless glass measured after tile: 2–4 weeks lead time.
Why Cheap Quotes Fail in South Florida
- Proceeding with shower construction before drain relocation permit is in hand — creates liability and scheduling disruption
- Ordering glass enclosure before tile is complete — dimensions will be incorrect
- Failing to waterproof the full new shower footprint — larger than the original tub pan requires full coverage
DIY Risks in South Florida
- Tub removal from a second-story or above-grade condo unit requires careful weight management and elevator coordination in buildings with strict access rules
- Zero-threshold shower installation requires waterproofing continuity through the threshold transition — cannot be improvised at installation
South Florida–Specific Tub-to-Shower Conversion Factors
Insider Tip
In South Florida, the single most disruptive hidden cost in a tub-to-shower conversion is discovering that the existing tub drain position cannot be used for the new shower — a common finding in slab-on-grade homes where the tub drain stub-out is at the wrong end of the alcove for the planned shower configuration. Drain relocation in a South Florida concrete slab involves core-drilling through the slab — a permitted GC scope that adds 1–2 weeks to the project timeline and $800–$2,500 to the plumbing cost. Confirm drain positioning relative to the planned shower layout before finalizing any tub-to-shower scope.
5 South Florida Factors That Affect Every Project
- Slab-on-Grade Drain Relocation: Drain relocation in South Florida requires core-drilling through a concrete slab — more complex and more costly than drain relocation in above-slab plumbing markets. GC partner assessment required.
- Permits Required for Plumbing Modifications: Drain relocation requires a permit from the city building division in both Palm Beach and Broward County. Our licensed GC partners pull all required permits.
- Condo Building Material Removal: Tub removal from condo units requires elevator reservation and building management coordination in Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Deerfield Beach.
- Barrier-Free Shower Waterproofing Complexity: Zero-threshold shower conversions require waterproofing continuity through the threshold transition and precise slope engineering across a larger floor area.
- Wall Blocking for Glass Enclosure: Glass enclosure anchor points require solid wall blocking installed before tile — confirmed and documented before any tile is ordered.
When Tub-to-Shower Conversion Is the Right Scope
- Existing tub is rarely used and the bathroom would be more functional as a walk-in shower
- Master bathroom needs to convert from tub-only to shower configuration
- Tub-to-shower conversion as part of a broader master bath renovation scope
- Adding accessibility or aging-in-place features — barrier-free or low-threshold shower conversion
- Existing tub surround tile is failing and a full conversion is more cost-efficient than re-tiling the tub surround
- Investment property updating to shower-only configuration in a bathroom where a separate tub exists elsewhere
The Transformation
Every project starts with a documented problem and closes with a verified result.
Before
Standard 60″ alcove tub with original 1990s tub surround tile. Tub is rarely used. Grout cracking at all inside corners. Homeowner wants a full-size walk-in shower using the alcove space.
After
Tub and surround removed. Drain relocated by GC partner to center of new shower floor. KERDI waterproofing on all surfaces. 12×24 light gray matte porcelain on walls and 12×24 mosaic floor with correct slope. One niche. Frameless pivot glass door. 10-day project including permit wait.
What Sets Us Apart
Written Line-Item Estimates
Every scope itemizes materials and labor separately. You approve scope and price before a start date is scheduled — no surprises after materials are ordered.
Correct Material Specification for South Florida
Material decisions are made against the specific humidity, heat, and coastal exposure of each installation position. Wrong material in the wrong position is the most common failure point in South Florida remodeling.
Pre-Job Assessment Before Materials Are Ordered
Substrate, structural, and access conditions documented at every walkthrough. Issues that affect scope or cost are identified before any material is ordered — not discovered mid-project.
Structural Scopes via Licensed GC Partners
Henry Remodeling provides specialized installation services under the umbrella of state-licensed General Contractors. When structural modification or permits are required, our licensed GC partners manage those scopes and pull all required city permits.
Daily Cleanup and Protected Surfaces
Floors and countertops protected throughout. Old materials hauled off at project close. Site left clean at the end of each work day without exception.
Our Tub-to-Shower Conversion Process
- 1. Bathroom Assessment and Drain Confirmation
Existing tub drain position confirmed relative to planned shower layout. GC partner assessment for drain relocation scope. Permit application filed before demo is scheduled. - 2. Material Selection and Scope Approval
Tile, waterproofing, niche, and glass configuration confirmed. Written scope approved. Glass enclosure confirmation deferred until after tile is complete. - 3. Tub and Surround Demo
Existing tub, surround tile, and substrate removed and disposed of. Substrate damage documented and priced before waterproofing proceeds. - 4. Plumbing and Drain Work (GC Partner)
Licensed plumber performs drain relocation if required. New supply valve connections if in scope. Permit inspection scheduled with the city building division. - 5. Substrate Preparation and Waterproofing
New substrate installed. KERDI, RedGard, or hot mop applied to all shower surfaces. Shower floor slope established and confirmed. Cure time respected. - 6. Tile Installation
Shower wall tile, floor tile, and niche tile installed. Layout confirmed before adhesive. Polymer-modified thinset throughout. Epoxy grout on floor. - 7. Glass Enclosure and Sign-Off
Glass measured after tile is complete and grouted. Glass installed after lead time. Final inspection of all surfaces, slope, and enclosure before sign-off.
Common Problems We Solve
Drain position incompatible with new shower layout
Existing tub drain stub-out at wrong end of alcove for planned shower drain position. Resolution: GC-managed drain relocation with permit. Confirmed at pre-job assessment before scope is finalized.
Water-damaged framing behind tub surround
Discovered at demo. Framing repair or replacement required before substrate and waterproofing can proceed. Adds $400–$1,200 depending on extent.
Shower floor slope incorrect after installation
Caused by floor slope not being engineered and confirmed before tile is set. Resolution: full shower floor tile removal, slope re-establishment, and new tile.
Glass enclosure does not fit new shower opening
Caused by ordering glass before shower tile was complete. Custom glass must be measured after tile and grout are complete — not before.
What Can Go Wrong — Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Proceeding Without Confirming Drain Position
Ordering materials before the drain relocation scope is confirmed creates a scenario where materials must be stored or returned when the plumbing scope changes the timeline unexpectedly.
Waterproofing Only the Original Tub Pan Area
The new shower footprint is larger than the original tub pan. Waterproofing must cover 100% of the new shower surface — not just the area that was previously tiled.
Starting Demo Before Permit is in Hand
In Palm Beach and Broward County, demolition that begins before a plumbing permit is issued creates liability and can result in stop-work orders.
Threshold-Free Design Without Slope Engineering
Zero-threshold shower installation requires the entire shower floor to slope uniformly toward the drain without a curb to contain water. This geometry must be planned before demo.
Glass Ordered Before Tile is Complete
Custom frameless glass dimensions must be measured after tile and grout are complete. Glass ordered before tile is finished will not fit correctly.
Insufficient Blocking for Glass Enclosure
Frameless glass enclosures require wall blocking at all anchor points. Blocking installed after tile means cutting into finished tile to access framing — a costly correction.
Common Mistakes and Homeowner Checklist
Common Contractor Mistakes
- Starting demo before confirming drain relocation scope and permit
- Ordering glass enclosure before shower tile is complete and measured
- Waterproofing only the original tub pan area instead of the full new shower footprint
- Installing a zero-threshold shower without engineering the floor slope from the outset
- Failing to assess and repair water-damaged framing before substrate installation
- Missing wall blocking for glass enclosure installed before tile begins
Homeowner Pre-Project Checklist
- Confirm drain relocation scope and permit application before demo is scheduled
- Confirm glass enclosure will be measured and ordered after tile is complete — not before
- Request written confirmation that waterproofing covers 100% of the new shower footprint
- For zero-threshold: confirm floor slope engineering plan is documented before demo
- Ask to review any framing or substrate damage documentation before waterproofing proceeds
- Confirm wall blocking is installed before tile for any shower receiving a glass enclosure
Timeline Reality — Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Best Case
5–7 days
Standard alcove conversion, existing drain usable, standard format porcelain, no glass enclosure.
Typical
10–14 days
Full conversion with KERDI waterproofing, drain relocation permit, one niche, standard glass enclosure lead time.
Extended
4–6 weeks
Barrier-free design, long permit wait, frameless glass lead time, or condo building access coordination.
What Causes Timeline Extensions
- Permit Lead Time: Plumbing permit for drain relocation: 5–15 business days depending on city.
- Frameless Glass Lead Time: Custom frameless glass: 2–4 weeks after field measurement.
- Substrate Damage Repair: Water-damaged framing discovered at demo adds 1–3 days.
- Condo Building Coordination: Tub removal requires elevator reservation and building management notice — adds 2–5 scheduling days in condo buildings.
Real Project Scenarios — Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Representative past projects — real scope, documented challenges, actual timelines. Names withheld per client privacy policy.
Standard Alcove Conversion — Delray Beach 33444
Client Profile: Homeowner, Lake Ida, master bath update
Key Challenge: 60″ tub alcove. Existing drain position usable at existing location. Full tub and surround removed. KERDI applied throughout. 12×24 porcelain on walls, 12×12 mosaic floor. One niche. GC partner managed supply stub-out capping.
Location: City of Delray Beach Building Division.
Investment Range: $6,200–$8,000 | Timeline: 7 days
Conversion with Drain Relocation — Coral Springs 33071
Client Profile: Homeowner, Ramblewood, master bath renovation
Key Challenge: Drain relocated 20″ by GC partner to center of new shower floor. Permit from City of Coral Springs Building Division. Full KERDI waterproofing. 24×24 large format porcelain walls and floor. Two niches. Frameless pivot glass door ordered after tile completion.
Location: City of Coral Springs Building Division. Permit required for drain relocation.
Investment Range: $9,800–$12,500 | Timeline: 14 days including permit wait
ADA Barrier-Free Conversion — Pompano Beach 33064
Client Profile: Homeowner, aging-in-place retrofit
Key Challenge: Zero-threshold shower conversion. Drain relocated by GC partner to accommodate linear drain along back wall. Full KERDI waterproofing with floor slope engineering. 24×24 large format on walls and floor. 36″ clear threshold width confirmed for ADA compliance. Grab bar blocking installed in all walls before tile.
Location: City of Pompano Beach Building Division. Permit required.
Investment Range: $11,500–$14,800 | Timeline: 12 days including permit wait
Difficulty Factors — Tub-to-Shower Conversion in South Florida
- Slab Core-Drilling for Drain Relocation:
Drain relocation in South Florida slab-on-grade homes requires core-drilling through concrete. This is a permitted GC scope that cannot be improvised or performed by tile installation crews. - Zero-Threshold Slope Engineering:
Barrier-free shower floor must slope uniformly toward the drain without a threshold curb to contain water. This geometry requires pre-demo planning and precise floor construction. - Waterproofing the Full New Footprint:
The new shower footprint is larger than the original tub pan. Waterproofing must be continuous across the entire new surface, including any ledge, niche, or bench that will receive water exposure. - Glass Enclosure Sequencing:
Frameless glass requires field measurement after tile is complete. This adds 2–4 weeks to the project tail end and requires planning the project sequence before work begins.
Who Needs Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Homeowners Converting Unused Tub to Walk-In Shower
The most common tub-to-shower conversion scenario in South Florida. Tub rarely used; shower would be more functional and modern.
Homeowners Adding Aging-in-Place Features
Barrier-free or low-threshold shower conversion as part of an aging-in-place bathroom renovation. ADA grab bar blocking installed in walls during construction.
Master Bath Renovation Coordinators
Tub-to-shower conversion as the centerpiece of a master bath renovation, coordinated with new vanity, countertop, and tile floor in a single project sequence.
Investment Property Owners
Converting tub-only bathroom to shower configuration. Standard conversion with KERDI waterproofing and stock porcelain is the baseline investment property scope in Boynton Beach, Coral Springs, and Pompano Beach.
Materials & Methods
Waterproofing — Schluter KERDI and RedGard
KERDI or RedGard applied to 100% of new shower surfaces. Full coverage confirmed before any tile is set.
Porcelain Tile (Rectified)
Water absorption under 0.5%. Recommended for all South Florida tub-to-shower conversion surfaces. Large format 24×24 available.
Polymer-Modified Thinset
Required for all South Florida shower tile. Epoxy grout on shower floor.
Frameless Glass Enclosure
Custom-measured after tile is complete. Tempered safety glass. Pivot, swing, or sliding door configuration. Requires wall blocking before tile.
ADA Grab Bar Blocking
Solid blocking installed in all shower walls before tile for any conversion that may require grab bars now or in the future — blocking cannot be added after tile is set without tile removal.
Cities We Serve
Henry Remodeling serves Palm Beach and Broward County homeowners, investors, and condo owners across 15 cities. Each market has distinct permit requirements, HOA constraints, and climate factors.
Boca Raton, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Retirees, seasonal residents, investors
Climate factors: High humidity + salt air; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of Boca Raton Building Division – strict permitting
Neighborhoods: East Boca 33432 coastal (marine hardware required); Boca West gated HOA
Boynton Beach, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Landlords, mid-income homeowners, pre-sale sellers
Climate factors: Humidity + storms; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of Boynton Beach Building Division – moderate permitting
Neighborhoods: Leisureville 33426 (1985–2000 stock); Canyon Isles 33473 newer stock
Coral Springs, Florida — Broward County
Who hires: Families, move-up buyers
Climate factors: Heavy rain; sandy/limestone base
Permit authority: City of Coral Springs Building Division – efficient
Neighborhoods: Ramblewood 33071 1990s face-frame stock; Eagle Trace 33065 HOA
Deerfield Beach, Florida — Broward County
Who hires: Retirees, landlords
Climate factors: Salt air + humidity; coastal exposure
Permit authority: City of Deerfield Beach Building Division – moderate
Neighborhoods: The Cove 33441 coastal (salt damage); Century Village 33442 condo HOA
Delray Beach, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Investors, affluent buyers, pre-sale sellers
Climate factors: Humidity, storm exposure; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of Delray Beach Building Division – strict in historic areas
Neighborhoods: Lake Ida 33444 older homes; Atlantic Ave area high finish expectations
Fort Lauderdale, Florida — Broward County
Who hires: Investors, developers, condo owners
Climate factors: Flooding + humidity; flood zone exposure
Permit authority: City of Fort Lauderdale Building Services – slower permitting
Neighborhoods: Las Olas 33301 luxury; Victoria Park 33304 older renovating stock
Greenacres, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Budget homeowners
Climate factors: Humidity; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of Greenacres Building Division – straightforward
Neighborhoods: Buttonwood 33463 older; River Bridge 33413 some HOA
Jupiter, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Affluent homeowners
Climate factors: Coastal humidity; sandy soil
Permit authority: Town of Jupiter Building Department – moderate
Neighborhoods: Abacoa 33458 HOA strict; Jupiter Farms 33478 rural access
Lake Worth Beach, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Investors, landlords
Climate factors: Humidity; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of Lake Worth Beach Building Division – moderate
Neighborhoods: Downtown 33460 historic; College Park historic constraints
Lantana, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Retirees
Climate factors: Salt air; coastal exposure
Permit authority: Town of Lantana Building Department – smaller jurisdiction
Neighborhoods: Old Lantana 33462 (salt damage); waterfront condos 33480 HOA access restrictions
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Affluent homeowners
Climate factors: Humidity; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division – structured
Neighborhoods: PGA National 33418 HOA strict; Legacy homes 33410
Pembroke Pines, Florida — Broward County
Who hires: Families
Climate factors: Rain, humidity; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of Pembroke Pines Building Division – efficient
Neighborhoods: Silver Lakes 33029 HOA strict access; Pembroke Lakes 33026 older stock
Pompano Beach, Florida — Broward County
Who hires: Investors
Climate factors: Salt + humidity; coastal exposure
Permit authority: City of Pompano Beach Building Division – improving
Neighborhoods: Beachside 33062 (marine hardware required); Highlands 33064 active renovation
Wellington, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Affluent families
Climate factors: Humidity; sandy soil
Permit authority: Village of Wellington Building Department – organized
Neighborhoods: Equestrian 33414 estates HOA strict; Olympia 33414 HOA
West Palm Beach, Florida — Palm Beach County
Who hires: Investors, residents
Climate factors: Humidity, flooding; sandy soil
Permit authority: City of West Palm Beach Building Division – busy, delays
Neighborhoods: El Cid 33401 historic district; downtown condos 33401 condo board coordination
What Our Clients Say
“They confirmed the drain position before ordering anything. It needed to move, and the GC partner handled the permit and the core-drilling. No surprises in the timeline.”
— Homeowner, Coral Springs FL
“The zero-threshold design was built correctly from the first day. The slope is right, the waterproofing is continuous, and there has not been a single water issue in 18 months.”
— Homeowner, Pompano Beach FL
“They measured the glass after tile was done. Two weeks later the frameless pivot door was installed and it fits the opening perfectly.”
— Homeowner, Delray Beach FL
Frequently Asked Questions
What does tub-to-shower conversion include?
Henry Remodeling removes the existing tub and surround, installs certified waterproofing, tiles the shower, and installs a glass enclosure. Plumbing disconnection, drain work, and permits are managed by our licensed GC partners.
How much does tub-to-shower conversion cost in South Florida in 2026?
Standard alcove, existing drain: $4,500–$8,500. With drain relocation: $7,500–$13,500. Barrier-free/ADA: $8,500–$16,000. Glass enclosure add-on: $2,500–$5,500.
Do I need a permit for tub-to-shower conversion?
Yes in most cases. Plumbing modifications involved in most tub-to-shower conversions require a permit in Palm Beach and Broward County. Our licensed GC partners manage the permit process.
How long does tub-to-shower conversion take?
Standard alcove, existing drain: 5–7 days. With drain relocation and permit: 10–14 days. Barrier-free with linear drain and frameless glass: 4–6 weeks total.
Does the drain position matter?
Yes. If the existing tub drain cannot be used for the new shower configuration, drain relocation via GC partner is required. This is more common in South Florida slab-on-grade homes than in raised-foundation markets.
Can I add a barrier-free shower during a tub-to-shower conversion?
Yes. Zero-threshold shower conversion requires slope engineering and waterproofing continuity at the threshold transition, planned from the outset of the project.
Can I get a frameless glass enclosure?
Yes. Frameless glass is measured and ordered after shower tile is complete. Wall blocking must be installed before tile at all anchor points.
What cities does Henry Remodeling serve for tub-to-shower conversions?
Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Lake Worth Beach, Greenacres, Lantana, Deerfield Beach, West Palm Beach, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Wellington, Pembroke Pines, Palm Beach Gardens, and Jupiter.
Summary — Tub-to-Shower Conversion in South Florida
Henry Remodeling — Tub-to-Shower Conversion Summary
- Service: Tub-to-shower conversions — standard alcove to barrier-free — Palm Beach & Broward County, FL
- Cost range: $4,500–$16,000+ depending on drain relocation, waterproofing scope, tile, and glass enclosure
- Plumbing scope and permits managed by licensed GC partners — drain relocation requires slab core-drilling in South Florida
- Full waterproofing on the complete new shower footprint — larger than the original tub pan
- Glass enclosure measured and ordered after tile is complete — not before
- Service Area: Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Coral Springs, Deerfield Beach, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Greenacres, Jupiter, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, Palm Beach Gardens, Pembroke Pines, Pompano Beach, Wellington, West Palm Beach
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