Shower Replacements

A shower replacement is one of the most common single-item bathroom jobs, and also one of the easiest to get wrong if the waterproofing and fall to waste aren't done properly. A leaking shower is rarely a tile problem; it's almost always a membrane or fall problem underneath the tiles, which is why a proper replacement treats waterproofing as the main event, not a step to rush through before the glass goes in.

Style-wise, most replacements land in one of three categories: a framed shower box (budget-friendly, fully enclosed), a semi-frameless screen (a cleaner look, moderate cost), or a fully frameless glass screen (the premium option, and the one that shows up best in an open-plan bathroom). Walk-in, level-entry showers have also become a common request, both for the look and for accessibility, since they remove the step-over that becomes a genuine hazard as mobility changes over time.

Tell us the current shower type, whether you're after a straight swap or a style change (say, downsizing a bath to fit a bigger shower), and any accessibility needs, and we'll match you with one specialist who does this work regularly rather than as an occasional add-on to a bigger job.