Still stepping over a high tub wall or ducking under a shower head that's too low? We're a licensed, insured, locally based renovation team, and we handle the walk in shower installation Burlington homeowners rely on — frameless glass, curbless entries, and custom tile, all managed by one crew from first measurement to final seal. Whether you need a straightforward shower door installation Burlington swap or a complete curbless shower installation Burlington rebuild, we take care of layout, waterproofing, and glass together, with a fixed price in writing, a workmanship warranty, and no surprise costs after work starts. We serve homeowners across Roseland, Millcroft, Aldershot, Tyandaga, Alton Village, Headon Forest, and the rest of Burlington. Call our Burlington team today and get a free walk-in shower estimate.
About Our Walk-In & Custom Shower Services in Burlington
Our team is an experienced shower-building crew with multiple bathroom projects completed across Burlington. As the custom shower builder Burlington homeowners already trust, we protect every job with a firm written price, real waterproofing, and clear, controlled timelines — including frameless enclosures, curbless entries, and full shower enclosure installation Burlington rebuilds. We're also the team behind acrylic shower Burlington installs for a simpler, lower-maintenance finish, and the crew Burlington homeowners call for barrier free shower Burlington and barrier-free shower projects when accessibility and an easy entry matter as much as the look. From small updates to a full custom shower installation Burlington project, every job gets a personalized design built around space optimization and how your household actually uses the room.
How Much Does Walk-In Shower Installation Cost In Burlington?
The cost of walk in shower installation Burlington projects depends mostly on drain type, glass style, and how much of the existing shower is being rebuilt. Even a small shower installation Burlington update — a new door or glass panel on an existing base — usually runs $1,200 to $2,500. A standard walk-in rebuild, with a new shower pan, tile, and semi-frameless glass, typically lands between $4,500 and $8,000. For a curbless shower installation Burlington build with frameless glass, a linear drain, and higher-end tile, expect $9,000 to $15,000+. An acrylic shower Burlington install without custom tile can come in lower, closer to $3,000 to $6,000. What decides your final number is the drain type, glass style, and whether the floor needs to be sloped for a curbless entry — a quick in-home visit gets you a firm, written price for your specific bathroom.
A free in-home visit first — we check your drain location, floor slope, and framing before quoting anything
Custom shower building is a dedicated specialty here, not squeezed in at the end of a bigger renovation quote
Waterproofing done with a full Schluter Kerdi membrane system behind every tile and around the shower pan, not just caulk at the seams
You choose a frameless glass shower Burlington design, semi-frameless, or a fully enclosed shower door installation Burlington homeowners commonly pick, based on your space and budget
Linear drains, center drains, curbless entries, or a raised pan — we build to what actually suits your bathroom's layout
The price is locked once your design and glass style are approved — it doesn't move after that
Shower work carries its own workmanship warranty, separate from general renovation coverage
Prefer a lower-maintenance finish? We also install acrylic shower Burlington bases and panels for homeowners who want a clean look without full custom tile
Showerhead, faucets, and lighting are all tested and confirmed working before we call the job finished, not left for you to discover issues later
From a quick small shower installation Burlington door swap to a fully built shower Burlington homeowners are proud to show off, one crew handles every scope
Serving homeowners across Roseland, Millcroft, Aldershot, Tyandaga, Alton Village, and Headon Forest.
WHY CHOOSE US
Our Walk-In & Custom Shower Services Include
Full removal of the old tub, shower stall, or existing enclosure down to the studs and subfloor
Subfloor inspection and repair before any new shower base or pan goes in
Cement board and a full waterproofing membrane (Schluter Kerdi / Kerdi membrane) behind all tile and around the pan
Linear drain or center drain installation, sloped correctly for proper water flow
Frameless glass, semi-frameless, or fully enclosed shower door installation, chosen to fit your style and budget
Custom tile work on shower walls and floor, including niches, benches, and large-format or mosaic accents
Acrylic shower base or a fully tiled curbless entry, built to match the exact footprint of your bathroom
Showerhead, faucets, and lighting installed and tested before the final walkthrough
Full site protection and daily cleanup, with all old materials and debris hauled away once the job's done
Common Walk-In & Custom Shower Problems We Solve
Here's what typically brings Burlington homeowners to us for walk-in and custom shower work.
An old shower door that's stuck, leaking at the frame, or clouded with hard water stains no cleaning fixes
A curb or step that's become a fall risk for an aging parent or anyone with limited mobility
A shower stall that feels cramped and dated next to the rest of an updated bathroom
Grout and caulk that keep failing in the same spots, usually a sign the waterproofing underneath was never done right
A tub-shower combo that no one in the household actually wants to keep climbing into
Water pooling near the drain instead of draining cleanly, pointing to a floor that was never sloped correctly
A tiny shower footprint that makes it hard to move around or wash comfortably
Warranty & Workmanship Guarantee
A shower that looks flawless on day one but starts leaking at the glass or seams within a year wasn't finished right — here's what we back once our crew is gone. Waterproofing Guarantee — The membrane behind the tile and around the pan carries its own separate coverage, since a failure there causes damage long before it's visible on the surface. Properly Sloped Floors — Every drain and floor slope is checked before tile goes down, so water actually flows where it's supposed to instead of pooling. Glass & Hardware Coverage — Your shower door, hinges, and all hardware fall under a dedicated guarantee of their own, because a corner-cut install is where these parts tend to give out first. Handover Walkthrough — You get a complete walkthrough and written documentation once the shower is finished, not just a text saying the job's done. Ongoing Support — Whether it's a hinge adjustment or a question about care, we're reachable long after the crew has packed up.
Benefits Of Our Premium Walk-In & Custom Shower Services
A Shower That's Actually Easy to Enter — A curb less entry shower Burlington design removes the step entirely, making daily use easier for kids, older family members, and anyone with mobility in mind. A Bathroom That Handles Water Properly, Not Just Looks Good — With real waterproofing and correct floor slope in place, you avoid the soft spots and hidden damage that show up years later. Glass That Opens Up the Whole Room — A frameless glass shower Burlington install, styled as an open shower rather than a boxed-in stall, makes even a smaller bathroom feel bigger and brighter without a bulky frame breaking up the space. A Shower Built Around How You Actually Use It — Linear or center drain, bench, niche, or an open layout, plus large-format tile where it suits the room — every choice adds real functionality and is made to fit your space and daily routine, not a generic template. Planning Ahead Without It Looking Clinical — A barrier-free, aging in place shower can still deliver a modern bathroom, even luxury bathroom look through thoughtful custom design rather than a hospital-style install. Long-Lasting Work With Less Upkeep — Get the waterproofing, glass, and grout right the first time, and you're left with far fewer repairs and far less scrubbing, year after year.
A shower that's leaking at the glass, hard to step into, or simply outdated isn't just a look issue — it's usually a sign the waterproofing or slope beneath it needs attention before the damage spreads to the subfloor. This is exactly why upgrading to a walk-in shower ranks among the highest-value bathroom updates: it modernizes the space, and a properly built curbless entry or frameless enclosure adds genuine day-to-day ease, especially for households thinking ahead about accessibility or simply wanting a safer bathroom for kids and older family members. Tackling it while it's still a small leak or a mildly annoying step will always cost less than waiting for a full subfloor repair down the road. It also tends to pay off at resale, since buyers increasingly expect a walk-in or curbless shower in at least one bathroom — a dated tub-shower combo can quietly work against you when it's time to sell.
Why A Custom Shower Upgrade Matters
How Our Walk-In & Custom Shower Process Works
What happens underneath the glass and tile matters more to us than anything else, since that's ultimately what decides whether the finished shower holds up.
Consultation
A free home visit to check your drain location, floor condition, and framing, and talk through glass and layout options that fit your space.
DESIGN & ESTIMATE
We measure the stall, confirm the drain type and slope needed, and lock in a design — glass style, tile, and fixtures — with a firm written price.
Demolition & Subfloor Prep
The old tub or shower comes out, any needed subfloor repairs get handled, and cement board goes in everywhere tile is going back down.
Waterproofing & Install
The membrane goes in first, followed by the shower pan, tile, and glass enclosure, set to the agreed design.
Final Walkthrough
Once the glass and fixtures are in, we walk the finished shower with you and confirm everything before we call the job done.
Still deciding between a simple shower door installation Burlington swap and a full curbless shower installation Burlington rebuild? You don't have to figure that out on your own. A renovation expert visits your home, checks your drain, framing, and floor slope, and walks you through frameless glass, acrylic, and curbless options that actually fit your space and budget — then hands you a real, written price before leaving. No pressure, no obligation, no guessing. Whether it's a single built shower Burlington upgrade or a full remodel, we're the licensed, insured crew behind the walk in showers Burlington Ontario homeowners keep recommending to their neighbours.
When it comes to walk-in and custom showers, we're out in six neighbourhoods more than anywhere else — Roseland, Millcroft, Aldershot, Tyandaga, Alton Village, and Headon Forest. Some days that's a quick shower door installation Burlington swap before lunch; other days it's a full curbless rebuild with frameless glass and custom tile. In Roseland and Aldershot, a lot of our work is in older homes, where we often find outdated tile, failing waterproofing, or a tub-shower combo that no longer fits how the household uses the space. Over in Millcroft, Tyandaga, Alton Village, and Headon Forest, we see more newer-build homes where homeowners are upgrading a builder-grade shower to a custom frameless or curbless design from the start. If you're not in one of those six areas but you're somewhere in Burlington, reach out anyway — we work across the whole city, not just the neighbour hoods listed here.
Is walk-in shower installation available across Burlington ON?
Yes — we build custom showers, frameless enclosures, curbless entries, and acrylic showers for homeowners across Burlington and the surrounding neighbourhoods, from small shower door installation Burlington swaps to full shower enclosure installation Burlington rebuilds.
How much does it cost to convert a bathroom into a walk-in shower?
Most conversions run $4,500 to $8,000 for a standard rebuild, or $9,000 to $15,000+ for a curbless build with frameless glass — size, drain type, and glass style all affect the final number.
Can I convert my shower tub to a walk-in shower?
Yes, this is one of our most common projects — removing the tub, sloping the floor for proper drainage, and building a curbless or standard-entry shower in its place.
How much do walk-in showers cost?
Pricing typically ranges from around $1,200 for a simple door swap up to $15,000+ for a full custom curbless build — the drain type, glass style, and tile all move that number.
How much does labor cost on a walk-in shower installation?
Labor reflects the waterproofing, subfloor prep, and precise glass fitting most people don't see — this is usually the largest part of the price on a properly built shower.
What are the disadvantages of a walk-in shower?
A curbless entry needs the floor sloped correctly to avoid water spreading into the rest of the bathroom, which is why proper drain placement and waterproofing matter more here than in a standard shower.
Is it cheaper to tile a shower or use panels?
Acrylic panels are generally cheaper upfront than full custom tile, but tile offers more design flexibility and is often preferred for a frameless, higher-end look.
How much does a custom shower screen cost?
A standalone frameless or semi-frameless glass screen typically runs a few hundred to over a thousand dollars depending on size and hardware, separate from any tile or base work.
Are there affordable walk-in shower installers near Burlington?
Pricing varies by glass style and floor condition, but a free in-home visit is the fastest way to get an honest number for your specific project rather than a generic online estimate.
Do you install shower enclosures across Burlington?
Yes — a Burlington walk in shower enclosure is one of our most requested builds, whether it's a simple glass panel swap or a full frameless enclosure with custom tile.