Cost

• Average Cost: $3,000
• Range: $1,200–$15,000
• Low End: $1,000
• High End: $15,000

Cost by Shower Size

| Shower Type | Standard Size (Inches) | Cost Range | |--------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------| | Small Stall Shower | 32 x 32 | $1,000–$2,800 | | Large Shower | 36 x 60 | $1,200–$4,200 | | ADA Standard Shower | 36 x 36 | $1,300–$5,500 | | Shower-Tub Combo (Small) | 60 x 30 | $1,000–$3,200 | | Shower-Tub Combo (Large) | 60 x 36 | $1,200–$4,400 |

Cost by Type of Shower

• Walk-In Shower Conversion
• Prefabricated Kit: $1,000–$8,000

• Custom Tiled Walk-In: $3,500–$15,000

• Shower Stall

• Cost varies by shape:
  | Shape | Cost | |----------------------------|-----------------| | Neo-angle | $450–$1,200 | | Square corner | $350–$1,400 | | Curved/Rounded | $500–$1,300 | | Alcove/Rectangular | $500–$2,300 | | Curbless (Barrier-Free) | $2,000–$4,100 |

• Custom Tiled Shower

• Cost: $225–$1,920 (depends on materials).
• Material Examples:
  • Ceramic Tile: $0.50–$10/sq. ft.
  • Natural Stone: $15+/sq. ft.

Additional Costs to Consider

• Labor Costs
• General Labor: ~$1,000+

• Plumbing Changes: $45–$200/hour.

• Permits

• Cost: $200–$2,000 (required for plumbing modifications).

• Old Tub Removal & Disposal

• Cost: $150–$300.

• Repairs & Modifications

• For plumbing or layout changes: $300–$2,400.

• Shower Accessories

• Shower Door: $600–$1,350 (frameless options cost more).

• Showerhead: $50–$900 (luxury models with features like jets or steam add costs).

• Materials

• Fiberglass/Acrylic Inserts: $0.75–$12/sq. ft.

• Quartz: $50–$100/sq. ft.

• Accessibility Features

• Grab bars and seating: ~$600.

• Mold or Mildew Remediation

• Call a pro if the issue is severe or larger than 3 sq. ft.

DIY Tub-to-Shower Conversion

• DIY Kit Costs:
• Prefabricated Shower: ~$1,200+
• Custom Tile Shower: ~$2,150+
• Challenges:
• Plumbing work or improper installation risks.
• Potential for sewer gas issues or leaks.

How to Save Money

• Use Budget-Friendly Materials

• Opt for acrylic or fiberglass instead of tile or stone.

• Choose a Prefabricated Shower

• Lower material and labor costs.

• Stick to Standard Sizes

• Custom dimensions increase expenses.

• DIY Basic Steps

• Remove the old tub yourself (only if plumbing isn’t affected).

• Request Multiple Quotes

• Compare contractors to find the best value.

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