
Alcove Bathtubs
Fits neatly into a three-wall niche, the most budget-friendly option.
Growing families and future resale often call for a bathtub back in the home. We convert your shower into a relaxing soaking tub, done right, start to finish.



We hear this often from San Bernardino families expecting a baby or planning to sell: "We took the tub out years ago and now we need one back." It happens more than people expect, and it's a completely reasonable project to reverse.
A shower-to-tub conversion brings back the bathtub while giving you full control over style freestanding, alcove, or deck-mounted so the room fits your household's next chapter.
If your home has only one bathroom, adding a tub back typically helps resale value since most buyer households want at least one bathtub. If you have multiple full bathrooms already, converting one shower to a tub simply adds flexibility without hurting value either way.

Fits neatly into a three-wall niche, the most budget-friendly option.

A design centerpiece for a spacious master bathroom.

Built into a custom platform for a tailored finished look.

In-Home Consultation

Measurements & Planning

Demolition & Removal

Plumbing Adjustments

Tub Installation

Tile & Surround Installation

Fixture Installation

Final Inspection & Cleanup




Free estimate, honest guidance on tub style, and a clean installation from start to finish.

Most conversions run $5,000 to $12,000 depending on tub type and plumbing changes required.
Yes, typically, since it involves plumbing modifications. We manage the permit process.
Most projects take 4 to 6 days from demolition to final walkthrough.
Generally no, particularly if it's your only full bathroom. Most buyers prefer at least one bathtub in the home.
Most standard shower footprints can accommodate an alcove tub. We verify fit and plumbing during your free assessment.
Alcove tubs are the most direct fit for a former shower footprint and the most cost-effective choice.
Yes, a tub-shower combo is a popular choice that keeps both bathing options in one space.
They're reverse projects: one adds a bathtub back into a shower space, the other removes a tub to build a walk-in shower.