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At CraftHaus, we handle demo and tile in-house, and bring in trusted plumbing and glass partners for the specialized work. One crew manages the whole process start to finish.
Before tear-out starts, we walk your bathroom with you. We talk through how you use the space, what's wrong with the tub, and what layout fits your plumbing. Every tub to shower conversion in Bothell starts with this conversation, acrylic or tile. Want a designer's eye on the layout? Our team brings one in.
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In-house demo and tile crew, with trusted plumbing and glass partners
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Design and layout guidance, no extra sales step
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3D renderings before we start
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Fixture sourcing handled for you
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One point of contact start to finish
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Full permit handling
Every option comes with real customization: tile or acrylic finish, glass style, fixture finish, showerhead type, curb height, and lighting or ventilation upgrades. Here's how we typically break it down, depending on your layout and what you're working with.
Every conversion follows the same clear steps, from your first call to the final walkthrough. Nothing gets rushed, and nothing gets skipped. Here's what actually happens once you decide to move forward.

We look at your bathroom and help you choose between acrylic or tile based on your budget, timeline, and how much design flexibility you want.
The old tub and surround come out down to the studs. Plumbing behind the wall gets adjusted for your new valve, drain, and showerhead.
This step decides whether your shower lasts fifteen years or five. We waterproof with proven systems that keep moisture out, then install your tile or acrylic system. Either way, we finish with your fixtures: showerhead, handles, niches, and grab bars if you want them.
Every seal gets checked, the space gets cleaned up, and you walk through the finished shower with us before we call the job done. Most jobs take one to three days start to finish.
Most people come to us for one reason: they never use the tub, someone has balance concerns, the tub surround is failing, or they're prepping to sell.
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Easier, safer daily access
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More usable floor space
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A modernized look
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Less to clean, no tub lip or grout trapping soap scum
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Better resale appeal, especially with more than one bathtub in the home
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Fixes tubs that have been quietly leaking into your subfloor
If your tub surround has failing caulk or cracked grout, water has likely already gotten behind the wall. We check for that during demo.
A shower isn't always the right call. If it's your home's only tub, or you're selling to a family that wants one, we may point you toward a full bathroom remodel instead.

Each shower here is a completed CraftHaus project for a Bothell-area homeowner. Take a look at how different layouts, finishes, and conversion types come together once the work is done.

Bothell homes have their own quirks. Older houses often have original galvanized plumbing that wasn't built for a modern shower valve. A tub to shower conversion in an older Bothell home usually means more prep work than in new construction. Either way, permit coordination is built into how we run a project, so you don't deal with the city yourself.
We most often convert primary and master bathrooms, in older homes, new construction, and condos, with some limitations depending on the building.
Not everyone who calls us ends up converting their tub. Here's what usually points toward a shower, and what points the other way.
A tub to shower conversion works best when it solves a real problem, not just a style update. We'll walk through your specific situation before recommending anything, no pressure either way.
This comes up a lot with Bothell homeowners thinking ahead about aging in place. A curbless shower with grab bars can mean staying in your home longer instead of moving later. Worth planning for before a fall forces the decision, not after.
For a sense of what that looks like finished, see our luxury master bath conversion in Mukilteo, a nearby project where we reworked the layout around easier, more accessible access.
Pricing runs in three tiers: $6,000–$12,000 for a simpler acrylic system, up to $20,000+ for a fully custom tiled shower with premium glass and fixtures. What drives the range:
Financing is available if you'd rather spread the cost out.
You've probably seen ads for one-day companies that snap a liner over your existing tub. Here's the difference.
Those companies move fast because they're limited to a small set of pre-made options. We turn most jobs around in one to three days too, but you're not picking from a catalog of five colors. You get real tile or a real acrylic system built to your bathroom's actual dimensions.
A liner also just seals over whatever's already behind your old surround. We tear down to the studs first, so hidden problems get caught and fixed, not sealed in. We protect the rest of your home while we work: floors covered, work area sealed off, cleanup every day.
Every CraftHaus conversion comes with a 5-year workmanship warranty, plus separate coverage on waterproofing and on glass and hardware. If something comes up after we leave, whether it's re-grouting, a repair, or general upkeep, reach out and we'll take a look. It's the same communication-first process we follow on every job, start to finish.

It depends on your neighborhood and how many other tubs are in the house. For many Bothell homes with more than one bathroom, a shower conversion usually helps resale. If it's the only tub in the home, that's a different conversation, and we'll walk you through that tradeoff honestly before you commit to anything.
Most Bothell projects run one to three days depending on size and system choice. Acrylic wall systems tend to finish faster since there's no tile curing time involved. Custom tile takes a bit longer because of the waterproofing and setting process, but either way, we give you a clear schedule before we start so you know exactly when your bathroom will be out of commission.
Projects typically run from $6,000 for a simpler acrylic setup up to $20,000 or more for a fully custom tiled shower with premium glass. What you land on depends mostly on system choice, whether plumbing needs to move, and the glass enclosure style you pick. Financing is available if you'd rather spread the cost out.
In most cases, yes, especially if plumbing lines are moving. We handle the full permit process for you, start to finish.
Usually, yes. It depends on your subfloor setup, which we check during the initial consultation. This is actually our most-requested layout among Bothell homeowners, since it works well for aging-in-place bathrooms and anyone who wants a cleaner, more open look without a lip to step over.
We use systems like Schluter, Wedi, and HydroBlok. They hold less moisture and dry out faster than older methods, which means less mold risk and less upkeep down the road. Poor waterproofing is the most common reason a shower fails early, so it's the part we never cut corners on, especially in the damp Puget Sound climate. Tile showers get backer board and a full membrane. Acrylic systems get structural backing built to hold the panels seamlessly.
Yes. That includes moving drain lines, upgrading old galvanized pipe, adding exhaust fan capacity, or wiring for heated flooring if you want it. A lot of these come up once we're behind the wall, so we flag anything unexpected and price it before moving forward, not after.
Yes, we offer financing options to Bothell homeowners who'd rather not pay the full cost upfront.
A tub to shower conversion in Bothell should start with an honest look at your bathroom and end with an install that doesn't cut corners. Reach out to CraftHaus Home Remodeling for a free estimate, and let's talk through what your space needs.