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Shower Remodeling in Tulsa, OK

Whether your shower is leaking, dated, too small, or hard to step into, there's a remodel that fits. Here's every option side by side, with typical Tulsa costs and timelines.

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Pick the type of shower remodel and options to see a typical installed cost in Tulsa.

Estimates use typical installed prices and standard measurements. They are not a quote. An in-home consultation sets your exact price.

Five ways to remodel a shower

Remodel typeBest whenTypical costTime
RefreshWalls and pan are sound; it just looks tired$900 – $2,5001 day
Acrylic wall systemYou want new, easy-clean walls fast$3,500 – $8,0001–2 days
Custom tile rebuildYou want a fully custom look$6,000 – $14,0004–7 days
Tub-to-shower conversionNobody uses the tub$4,000 – $9,0001–3 days
Curbless walk-in showerMobility, wheelchairs, or a modern open look$8,000 – $18,0004–8 days

Start with the condition of your shower

The first question isn't style, it's what's behind the walls. A shower that's stained the ceiling below, has a flexing floor, or has soft spots in the walls has a water problem: the shower pan or waterproofing has failed. That shower needs to come out to the studs so damaged framing and subfloor can be replaced. If everything is solid and it simply looks dated, you have more options, including a quick refresh. The repair-or-replace tool helps you sort it out.

Walk-in shower remodels

"Walk-in shower" usually means a shower with a low or no threshold and a wide, open entry, often with glass instead of a curtain. Most Tulsa walk-in showers are built in the footprint of an old 60-inch tub, so they fit without moving walls. Add a fold-down seat, a handheld shower on a slide bar, and blocking for grab bars, and the shower works for every stage of life.

Choosing materials

  • Walls: grout-free acrylic panels install fastest and clean easiest; tile offers unlimited design. Compare them in acrylic vs. tile.
  • Floor: a one-piece base, or a tiled pan with small slip-resistant tile.
  • Glass: framed, semi-frameless or frameless. See glass shower doors.
  • Valve: a pressure-balanced or thermostatic valve prevents sudden temperature swings and scalding.

Adding a shower where there isn't one

Turning a half bath into a full bath, or adding a shower to a basement or new suite, is a different project with new plumbing and drains. See new shower installation.

What a shower remodel looks like, day by day

  1. Consultation: measurements, a look at the plumbing and subfloor, material choices and a firm price.
  2. Tear-out: old walls, base or tub removed; any water damage repaired.
  3. Plumbing: new valve and drain connections.
  4. Walls and base: acrylic panels in a day, or waterproofing and tile over several days.
  5. Glass and finish: trim, fixtures, caulk, and glass (frameless glass is measured last).
Tell the specialist what you dislike most about your current shower — the step, the size, the cleaning, or a leak. That one detail usually points straight to the right remodel. Call (918) 273-6010, 9am–8pm CST, any day.

Shower Remodeling across the Tulsa metro: Tulsa, Midtown Tulsa, South Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks & Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Coweta.

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Common questions

How much does a shower remodel cost in Tulsa?
Typically $3,500–$8,000 for an acrylic system, $6,000–$14,000 for custom tile, and $8,000–$18,000 for a curbless walk-in shower. A simple refresh can be under $2,500. Use the calculator above for your options.
How long does a shower remodel take?
Acrylic remodels and conversions usually take 1–2 days. Tile and curbless showers take about 4–8 days including waterproofing and curing.
Can I remodel a shower without redoing the whole bathroom?
Yes. Most shower remodels leave the vanity, toilet and floor in place, which keeps the cost and disruption down.
What is the cheapest way to update a shower?
If the walls and pan are sound, a refresh with a new valve trim, shower head, glass door and fresh caulk is the least expensive. If there's any leak, replacing the shower is the better value.
Should I replace my tub with a walk-in shower?
If nobody uses the tub and another bathroom still has one, a walk-in shower is usually a great upgrade. See tub-to-shower conversions.

Thinking about your bathroom?

Call and describe your space — a local specialist will help you plan the right update and schedule an in-home consultation.

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