A walk-in shower makes a bathroom feel bigger and work better. We install them in Hendersonville homes of every age, often in place of an old tub or a cramped corner stall.
Shower options
- Low-curb showers with a small lip to hold water in
- Curbless showers with no step, for a seamless look and easier access
- Glass enclosures that keep the room bright and open
- Built-in benches for comfort and convenience
- Recessed niches to keep bottles organized
- Multiple shower heads including rain and handheld options
Waterproofing comes first
Every walk-in shower we build gets a full waterproofing system behind the tile and a properly sloped floor. That's what protects your home from slow leaks, which matters even more in homes that already deal with lake-area humidity.
Tile choices
Large-format porcelain cuts down on grout lines. Mosaic tile adds grip to the shower floor. Coastal blues, soft greens and light neutrals are especially popular in lake-area homes.
Lake-inspired design
Living near Old Hickory Lake inspires a lot of Hendersonville bathroom designs. Soft blues and greens, sandy neutrals, natural wood vanities and textured tile that recalls water and stone are all popular choices. Pair them with matte black or brushed nickel fixtures for a clean, relaxed look. Whatever your style, we'll help you choose tile that's easy to maintain and fits the rest of your home.
Ventilation and walk-in showers
Open walk-in showers release steam into the bathroom. A properly sized exhaust fan with a timer or humidity sensor helps clear moisture after every shower.
Walk-In Showers: common questions
Can I replace my tub with a walk-in shower?
Yes. A tub-to-shower conversion is one of our most popular projects.
Do walk-in showers need a door?
Larger showers can use a fixed glass panel without a door. Smaller ones usually need one.
Can I see tile samples before deciding?
Yes. We'll help you compare samples so you can see colors and textures in your own bathroom light.