Bathrooms · Boca Raton, FL
Shower Remodeling in Boca Raton
A shower remodel looks simple: new tile, new glass, new fixtures. What actually determines whether it lasts is everything underneath — the pan, the slope, the waterproofing membrane, the valve. We rebuild showers across Boca Raton with those hidden layers done properly, then make the visible part beautiful.
What gets rebuilt
A proper shower remodel means the old pan and walls come out to the studs. From there: a new sloped pan or prefab base, a continuous waterproofing system, correctly placed blocking for grab bars, benches and glass, a new pressure-balanced valve, and drain work that actually drains. Only after the waterproofing is complete does tile go up.
Skipping those steps is how showers fail — tile that sounds hollow, grout that weeps, water that finds the framing. We'd rather show you the membrane photos than sell you the same failure twice.
Designing the shower you'll use
Decisions worth making consciously: glass (frameless reads clean and shows off the tile; framed costs less and seals fine), niche placement and count, bench or no bench, handheld vs. fixed vs. both, and — the detail Florida bathrooms thank you for — a slip-resistant floor texture that doesn't read as a compromise.
Water pressure and hot water capacity matter too. Multiple body sprays feel wonderful and demand a water heater that can feed them. We'll tell you what your plumbing can support before you fall in love with a showroom setup your house can't run.
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Homeowner questions
How long does a shower remodel take?
A typical shower rebuild runs about a week to ten days of on-site work, plus time for custom glass fabrication after tile is set. Waterproofing needs its curing time, and we don't rush it — that's the step that buys you the next twenty years.
Can you keep the existing shower pan and just retile?
Occasionally, if the pan is sound and built right — but we inspect before promising, and most older pans weren't. Retiling over a failing pan means doing the job twice. We'll tell you what we find, with photos.
Frameless or framed glass?
Frameless glass is the cleaner look and easier to keep spot-free, and it costs more. Framed enclosures seal well and suit tighter budgets. Both are fine choices — what matters is the correct measurement and hardware for your opening.
Why did my last shower fail?
Almost always water where it shouldn't be — a pan that didn't slope, a missing or incomplete waterproofing layer, or a valve leak inside the wall. The fix isn't better grout; it's rebuilding the hidden layers correctly this time.
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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.