Your price is for your bathroom. Here is how we get to it.
Five things: the size of the shower, acrylic or tile, whether the drain moves, what we find behind the old walls, and glass or no glass.
Acrylic is quicker and costs less than tile
Moving a drain means cutting the concrete slab
Glass doors and extra niches add to the total
The quote lists the work in writing: what is removed, what goes in, the fixtures by model, the number of working days and the price.
Included: tear-out, hauling, new walls and base, valve, shower head, drain and clean-up
Not included: permit fee, a glass door unless listed, and repairs behind the walls
About an hour at your home. We measure the opening, look at the floor and walls, find the drain and valve, and ask how you'd like to use the shower. There is no charge for the visit or the quote, and no visit fee to credit.
We don't take night or weekend jobs. The crew works on weekdays, in the daytime, so you aren't kept up and neither are your neighbors.
In writing, after the visit and before any work starts. If we find something behind a wall, we stop, show you a photo and write the new price first.
Your deposit and payment schedule are written in your contract, following Florida rules.
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 visit and the quote carry no charge and no obligation.