Shower Remodeling in Ardmore, PA

A dated shower is one of the fastest ways an Ardmore bathroom starts to feel old. With the Main Line's older housing stock, we see a lot of fiberglass surrounds, cracked grout, and leaking pans — problems that only get worse over time. A proper shower remodel fixes the underlying issues and gives you a space that actually feels like an upgrade.

Professional Shower Remodeling Services in Ardmore

Our shower remodels in Ardmore PA focus on the two things that matter most: a beautiful finish and a watertight build behind it. We remove the old shower completely, inspect the framing and subfloor, and rebuild with modern waterproofing before the first tile goes on. Clients in Ardmore and nearby Bryn Mawr typically move toward walk-in showers with frameless glass enclosures, low-curb or curbless entries, and clean-lined tile — and that's where we do our best work.

What We Offer

Walk-in shower conversions from old tubs
Frameless and semi-frameless glass enclosures
Curbless and low-curb shower entries
Custom niches, benches, and linear drains
Schluter waterproofing systems
Full demo, rebuild, and tile finish

Our Work in Ardmore

Frequently Asked Questions About Shower Remodeling in Ardmore

How much does a shower remodel cost in Ardmore, PA?

A straightforward walk-in shower remodel in Ardmore typically runs $9,000 to $18,000. Larger projects with custom tile, frameless glass, curbless entries, or tub-to-shower conversions range from $15,000 to $28,000. We quote each project based on your specific shower and finishes.

How long does a shower remodel take?

Most Ardmore shower remodels are completed in 2 to 3 weeks. Demolition and waterproofing take the first few days, tile work runs about a week, and glass enclosures are measured and installed after tile is set and grouted. We sequence everything so work moves steadily without gaps.

Can you convert a tub into a walk-in shower?

Yes — tub-to-shower conversions are one of the most common shower remodels we do in Ardmore. We remove the tub and surround, rebuild the floor with a proper sloped pan and waterproof membrane, and finish with tile and glass. It's a meaningful upgrade for homeowners who've stopped using the tub.