Easier to Enter. Designed to Feel Like Home.
Replace a high-sided bathtub or difficult-to-enter shower with a custom tiled walk-in shower designed for easier everyday access, comfort and long-term use.
Ideal for aging in place, easier daily access, or replacing a bathtub that has become uncomfortable to use.
Make the shower easier to use without making it look institutional.
The goal is simple: easier access, more comfort and a finished bathroom that still looks like your home. Every project is built around the existing space and the homeowner's priorities.
Tub-to-Walk-In Shower
Remove a difficult-to-enter bathtub and rebuild the area as a custom tiled shower with a lower entry.
- Bathtub removal and shower rebuild
- Low-threshold entry planning
- Custom tile, niche and bench options
Low-Threshold & Curbless Options
Reduce the step into the shower. A true curbless design can be evaluated where the existing structure, drain and floor conditions allow.
- Lower step-in height
- Curbless feasibility review
- Drain, slope and waterproofing planning
Bench & Grab-Bar Planning
Add practical features for easier daily use while keeping the shower clean, modern and custom.
- Built-in tiled bench options
- Grab-bar blocking and placement planning
- Handheld shower coordination when requested
Stay comfortable at home for the years ahead.
Many homeowners do not want a medical-looking bathroom. They simply want a shower that is easier to enter, easier to use and still feels like a beautiful part of the home.
A tub-to-shower conversion can remove the high wall and create a lower, more comfortable entry.
Bench options, grab-bar blocking and handheld-shower coordination can be planned into the remodel from the beginning.
Aging-in-place features can be incorporated now while keeping the bathroom modern, custom and appropriate for everyday use.
A safer layout still needs a properly built shower.
These are actual Peakstone project videos. No stock footage. See both the finished shower and the work underneath it.
Comfort on the outside. Quality underneath.
A shower should look finished on day one and still make sense years later. That means treating waterproofing, slope, tile layout and finish details as one complete project, not as separate steps.
See the shower pan preparation, slope, drain placement and substrate work that happens before the finished tile is installed. This is the part of the shower most homeowners never see. It is also one of the parts that matters most.
Real homeowners. Real feedback.
Before you invite a contractor into your home, see what other customers say about communication, craftsmanship and completed work.
Start with the problem you want to solve.
You do not need to know the technical solution before contacting us. Tell us what is difficult about the current tub or shower and send a few photos.
Tell us what is difficult
Use the form or call/text us. Send photos, your city and a short description of what would make the shower easier or more comfortable to use.
Review the space & options
We review the existing layout, discuss low-threshold, bench, grab-bar and other relevant options, then prepare a written estimate for the agreed scope.
Build & finish
After the scope is approved, we schedule the project, complete the agreed work and review the finished result with you.
Questions about aging in place showers.
Do you build walk-in showers for seniors and aging in place?
Yes. Peakstone can remodel an existing tub or shower with easier-entry features such as a lower threshold, bench, grab-bar blocking and other custom details based on the homeowner's needs and the existing bathroom.
Can you replace my bathtub with a walk-in shower?
Yes. Tub-to-shower conversion is one of the main projects this page is designed for. The final scope depends on the existing framing, plumbing, drain location, waterproofing and tile design.
Can you make the shower completely curbless?
Sometimes. A true curbless shower depends on the existing floor structure, drain position, available slope and waterproofing conditions. We evaluate feasibility before promising a curbless design.
Can you add a bench and grab bars?
Yes. Built-in tiled benches and blocking for securely mounted grab bars can be planned into the remodel. Final placement is discussed during project review.
Will it look like a hospital or institutional bathroom?
No. The goal is to combine easier access with a custom residential finish. Tile, niches, benches, fixtures and layout can be selected to keep the bathroom modern and comfortable.
How much does a walk-in shower conversion cost?
Cost depends on demolition, existing conditions, waterproofing, plumbing coordination, tile, glass, entry design and custom features. We review the actual bathroom and provide a written estimate instead of advertising a generic price.
Make the shower easier to use.
Send a few photos and tell us what is difficult about the current tub or shower. We will review the space and explain the next step.