Walk-in shower finished in book-matched Calacatta marble with a linear drain

Luxury shower tile installation

Anyone can setthe tile.

We build the wall behind it. Full waterproofing, flood tested, then marble and porcelain set to a 1/16 inch joint.

100%
Bonded sheet membrane, seams taped
1/4 in
Per foot of slope to the drain
1/16 in
Joint tolerance on large format
24 hr
Flood test before a single tile goes up

The part you stop seeing

A shower fails from the inside out.

Most leaks are not a tile problem. They start at a seam, a corner or a drain flange that was never sealed. Here is what goes behind every wall we finish.

Shower corner at rough-in with studs, backer board and blocking
Shower corner covered in bonded orange waterproofing membrane with taped seams
Finished shower corner in large format porcelain with a brass trimmed niche

Drag the handle to look through the wall.

Layout and finish

What we install

Showers are the whole business. That is why the details hold up.

Full shower build-outs

Walls, pan, niche, bench

Demo to final seal, including pan, niche, bench and glass coordination.

Curbless conversions

Zero-entry, linear drain

Recessed pans and linear drains for a flush, zero-entry floor that still drains right.

Steam showers

Vapor rated, sloped ceiling

Vapor-rated assemblies, sloped ceilings and sealed penetrations for generator lines.

Slab and book-matched stone

Up to 5 by 10 ft panels

Large format panels and mirrored marble veining, laid out on paper before it is cut.

Leak repair and pan rebuilds

Diagnose, open, rebuild

We open it up, find where the water actually travels and rebuild that section properly.

Work for builders

Per unit or per square foot

Multi-unit and spec work on a schedule, with one crew and one point of contact.

From first call to last seal

You get the same four stages whether it is one bathroom or twelve units.

  1. 45 minutes on site

    Walkthrough

    We measure, check the framing and the drain location, and tell you what the existing wall is hiding.

  2. 2 to 4 days

    Layout and material

    A drawn tile layout, a written scope and a fixed price. You approve the cut lines before anything is ordered.

  3. 2 days plus the test

    Waterproof and test

    Substrate, membrane, corners and drain go in, then the pan is filled and held overnight before we sign off.

  4. 4 to 9 days

    Set, grout, seal

    Tile goes up to the drawn layout, joints are grouted and the stone is sealed after full cure.

Gloved hands pressing a large format marble tile into combed thinset

What clients say

  • They opened the old pan, showed me exactly where the water was getting in, and rebuilt it. No leak since.
    Marisol RequenaHomeownerMaster bath rebuild
  • Layout drawing came back the same week. Cuts landed exactly where the drawing said they would.
    Curtis BooneProject managerNine unit renovation
  • The book-matched wall is the first thing every guest mentions. The seam is invisible.
    Dana WhitfieldHomeownerSteam shower, marble slab

Get an estimate

Tell us about the shower. We answer with a real number, not a range.

Book a walkthrough

Pick a day and a window. We confirm by phone the same day.

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Questions we get asked

  • A standard shower runs 8 to 14 days from demo to final seal, including the flood test and the cure time before grout.

  • Either. If you supply it, order 15 percent over the measured area for cuts and pattern waste. We will tell you the exact number after layout.

  • We plug the drain, fill the pan and leave it overnight. If the level drops or the ceiling below shows anything, the membrane gets fixed before tile.

  • Usually. Bring a spare tile or a photo with a ruler in frame. If the line is discontinued we will find the closest current match and show you both.

  • Yes. Per unit or per square foot, on your schedule, with one crew lead as the point of contact for the whole job.

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Send us the bathroom.

A few photos and a rough size is enough to start. We answer with a real number.