Bathrooms · Boca Raton, FL
Bathtub Replacement in Boca Raton
Sometimes the right bathroom project is focused: replace the tub, refresh the surround, be done. Whether it's a like-for-like swap, a deeper soaker, or converting that never-used tub into a shower, we handle the plumbing, the surround and the finishes as one job — not three subcontractors and a mystery schedule.
Replace, upgrade, or convert
A straight replacement keeps the same footprint — fastest and least disruptive, and the right call when the surround and plumbing are fine. Upgrading to a deeper or wider soaker usually means adjusting the drain and sometimes the deck or surround. Converting tub to shower reworks the drain and adds a glass enclosure — a bigger project with a big daily-life payoff for households that never fill the tub.
Freestanding tubs are their own conversation: gorgeous, and demanding — they need floor space, a floor-mounted or wall-mounted filler, and reinforcement under the floor where required. We'll tell you what your room and structure support.
What the job includes
Protection and demo, drain and supply work, a level-set tub installation, a new surround — tile, slab or a quality kit depending on your budget and timeline — fixture trim, and caulking that's actually sealed, not decorated. If the project touches walls, we check for moisture damage while they're open rather than papering over it.
For tub-to-shower conversions we follow the same waterproofing standards as any shower build: proper pan, membrane, slope. A conversion is a shower remodel wearing a smaller name, and we build it like one.
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Homeowner questions
Can you replace a tub without redoing the whole bathroom?
Usually yes, as long as the drain location can be matched and the surround can come off and go back cleanly. If the existing surround or walls are worn, we'll show you what refreshing them alongside the tub costs — sometimes it's the difference between new and almost-new.
Is converting my tub to a shower a big job?
It's a moderate one — the drain moves or changes, a pan gets built, walls get waterproofed and tiled, and glass goes up. Most conversions take days of on-site work plus glass fabrication time. We'll give you the real schedule for your bathroom.
Acrylic, cast iron, or steel tub?
Acrylic is warm, light and budget-friendly; cast iron holds heat like nothing else and lasts generations but demands floor structure; steel is the economical middle. For most replacements, quality acrylic or a cast iron remake are the contenders — we'll match it to your floor and your plans.
Should I keep a tub for resale?
In a primary bath, most buyers today prefer a good shower. In a hall or family bath, keeping at least one tub in the house is generally smart for resale and for households with kids. We'll help you decide room by room.
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Ready to talk about your remodel?
Call, or send the consultation form with a few details about your space. We'll follow up about next steps.
Or email Estimates@bocahomeservices.com — every request lands in the same inbox.