Why you should go with a custom shower

Nothing makes a terrible first impression like a cracked, dingy shower and, even though the bathroom is small, it makes a huge impact. So, whether you've decided to transform your entire bath with a complete top-to-bottom remodeling or want a custom shower installation, we're the company for you if you're looking for creativity and an abundance of design options.

Custom showers: Adding value to your property

Unlike prefab, fiberglass, or acrylic kits created in a factory and shipped to your home, custom showers and tubs are built on-site and constructed from the ground up. Even the doors are made to order and inspected before installation. Then, once the structure is up, professional tile installers will come in to finish the job.  The main advantage of a custom tiled shower is that it allows for more creativity. Ceramics and porcelain come in an almost unlimited number of colors, patterns, and sizes. In addition, since these fixtures are built from scratch, you'll have your choice of features, including benches, soap, and shampoo nooks, and more. We can even make the shower fit any space.

Whether you want something more subtle or elaborate, we have a shower tile (or tub surround) for you! Porcelain is completely impervious whether or not it's glazed, making it ideal for this wet and steamy room. This large-format, which is a trend, can be used on both walls and floors. It comes in countless colors and patterns and can be made to look like anything, including fabric and leather. Also, it's often a preferred choice for wood-and-stone look-alikes, both of which are also trends.

Anything is considered a ceramic if it includes clay, even if sand or glass is also in the composition. That means there are many different types, including mosaics, the often glass-coated tiny, durable, waterproof, mold-and-mildew-resistant pieces so popular these days for bathroom walls and floors. You'll also see the 4 X 4 highly designed and glazed tiles. Finally, of course, we all know subway tiles, the formerly all-white rectangles that seemed to be on every backsplash. They now come in assorted colors, shapes, and sizes.