Half the guest baths in Avondale still have the original fiberglass tub surround, and almost nobody uses the tub. Converting it to a shower is the single highest impact bathroom change we do, and it fits the existing footprint without touching the wall framing.
The work that matters is invisible. Removing the tub exposes the drain and the substrate, and that is where the conversion succeeds or fails. Correct pan slope, a continuous waterproof membrane, and a properly bonded curb are the difference between a shower that lasts twenty years and one that rots the plate.

Tub out, drain converted, substrate inspected. In a slab home this is where we find the problems the previous owner covered over.
A correctly sloped pan and a continuous waterproof membrane up the walls, because a leak inside a slab home wall is expensive to chase.
Glass panel, tile selection, and fixtures picked for hard water so the finished shower still cleans up easily two years in.
Proudly serving Avondale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Tolleson, Buckeye and Glendale for 14+ years.
Ten focused kitchen and bath services, each scoped for how Avondale homes are actually built. From full gut remodels to targeted upgrades, we work within your framing, your slab, and your HOA guidelines.

Our crews work across the West Valley every week, from Garden Lakes and Coldwater Springs out to the newer tract neighborhoods along the I-10 corridor. We know how these homes were built, which layouts fight back, and what the permit desk expects before a single cabinet comes off the wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kitchen And Bath Remodeling can be complex, and we’re here to provide answers to common questions. Here are some frequently asked questions from our clients.
Usually yes. The City of Avondale requires permits any time you move plumbing, alter electrical circuits, change a load bearing element, or reconfigure a layout. Cosmetic swaps like a countertop replacement on existing cabinets often do not. We evaluate the scope during the walkthrough and pull the permit ourselves when one is required, then coordinate inspections through the city.
Scope drives everything. A refacing and countertop refresh on the existing footprint sits at the low end. A full gut with new cabinets, quartz, flooring, and electrical work runs substantially higher, and layout changes that move plumbing or take out a wall push it higher still. We give you a written range after the walkthrough, not a phone estimate.
A bathroom typically runs two to four weeks. A kitchen runs four to eight weeks depending on scope. The single biggest variable is cabinet and countertop lead time in the Phoenix supply market, which we confirm before we set your start date rather than after.
Interior kitchen and bath work rarely triggers architectural review, but some Avondale HOAs have rules on contractor hours, dumpster placement, and street parking. We tell you what applies to your community and work within it so your project does not stall over a compliance letter.
Quartz is the safest choice for most Avondale homes. It is nonporous, so hard water mineral deposits wipe off instead of etching in, and it does not need resealing. Granite performs well but requires periodic sealing. Solid surface and butcher block need more maintenance in low humidity conditions.
For a bathroom remodel, yes, provided you have another bathroom. For a kitchen, most homeowners stay and set up a temporary prep area with the refrigerator and microwave relocated. We contain dust, protect flooring, and tell you honestly which days will be loud.
Usually yes, because converting the drain and modifying the plumbing triggers a permit with the City of Avondale. We pull it and schedule the plumbing inspection before we close the wall.
If it is the only tub in the house, keeping one tub somewhere is worth considering. If it is a second or third bathroom, converting is almost always the better use of the space.
Typically one to two weeks. The plumbing rough in and inspection sit in the middle of the schedule, and we cannot tile until the inspection clears.
Yes, in most cases. A standard sixty inch tub alcove converts cleanly to a sixty inch shower without moving walls, which keeps cost and schedule down.
Convert Your Tub To A Shower In Avondale
We pride ourselves on delivering great results and experiences for each client. Hear directly from home and business owners who’ve trusted us with their Kitchen And Bath Remodeling needs.

They walked our Garden Lakes kitchen with a tape measure and a straight answer about the load bearing wall we wanted opened up. No guessing, no surprise change orders. The island went in exactly where they said it could.
Marisol V. Garden Lakes

Our guest bath was a builder grade fiberglass tub from 2003. They converted it to a walk in shower, handled the permit, and passed inspection first time. The waterproofing detail alone was worth the call.
Derek H. Coldwater Springs

Quartz counters and a new backsplash in three weeks with an honest lead time up front. They explained why quartz holds up better against our hard water than the honed granite we were considering.
Angela R. Corte Sierra
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