Tub-to-shower conversions in Orlando
Marigold Bath does one job: turning bathtubs into showers that are easy to step into, in Central Florida homes. Tell us about your bathroom and we'll write you a quote.
Every job starts with a tub coming out. What goes in is up to you.
Same space, new walls, a low step-in base and a shower that is easy to get into.
See tub to shower
Tile walls to the ceiling, a sloped tile base, a niche for shampoo and a glass door or a curtain.
See walk-in showers
A seat, grab bars where you want them, a handheld sprayer and a low step, so showering stays easy.
See easy-entry showersYour written quote sets your price.
A typical tile shower
You get this plan on paper before we start: what happens each day and what you can do. An acrylic swap is shorter, usually two or three days.
We cover the floors and the hall, shut off the water and take out the tub and the old walls. You use another bathroom from today. If you don't have one, tell us at the visit and we plan around it.
The new valve and drain go in, and we look behind the old walls. If there is rot or a leak, we stop, show you a photo and write you the price before we go on. Then the waterproof layer goes up.
Walls and floor are tiled. The tile needs to set overnight, so it is a quiet evening in the house.
Grout and sealer go in. If you chose a glass door, it is measured now and installed a few days later, once it is made.
The shower head, handle, drain cover and any grab bars go on. We run the water with you, clean up and show you how to care for the tile.
The three packages
These are the three packages for a standard 60-inch tub opening. Your quote is for your bathroom.
Acrylic walls and a new base where the tub was. Usually two or three working days.
Porcelain tile walls and a tiled base. Usually four to five working days.
A tile shower with a seat and a low step. Usually five to seven working days.
Your written quote sets the price for your bathroom. Moving a drain, rot or old pipes behind the walls, and permit fees are listed on it.
The crew
Magdalena Valencia runs every job, writes every quote and is there for the final walk-through. She and Armando Zamora speak Spanish and English; Ciara Starks speaks English.
The people you meet at the visit are the people who come to work, so there is nobody new to explain things to on day one.
Quote and schedule on paper, in English or Spanish
The same crew from the first day to the walk-through
Floors and hallways covered, and swept every evening
Magdalena Valencia
Owner
Tile, color and fixtures are yours to pick. Here are some combinations that go well together.
“Armando showed me the schedule on paper before we started, and every day matched it. I used the other bathroom all week and never felt in the way.”
“I put off the shower for two years because I didn't want a mess. They covered the hall floor and swept up every evening. The seat and the grab bars are where I asked for them.”
“They found soft wood behind the old wall, sent me a photo and a written price, and waited for my yes before going on.”
“Magdalena explained everything in Spanish, so my wife could ask every question herself. The quote matched the final bill.”
Homes in Orange and Seminole counties. If your town isn't listed, call and ask.
We don't take jobs in Osceola, Lake or Volusia counties, or on the coast.
Usually two or three working days for an acrylic swap and about five for a tile shower. The bathroom is out of use for that time, so we plan around a second bathroom. Tell us at the visit if you don't have one.
Yes. Many communities ask for a request form, proof of insurance and set work hours, and some limit hauling or elevator use. We fill in the paperwork with you. Your association has the final say.
When your city or county asks for one, we pull it and the inspection is part of the schedule. Jobs that move the plumbing usually need a permit; a straight swap may not. The permit fee is listed on your quote.
Magdalena and Armando do. The quote and the schedule come in Spanish too. Ciara speaks English.
Send a few details or a photo, and we'll set a time to come and see it.