Walk-In Shower
Sacramento FAQ

Yes. We handle all the tile and stone work — shower floor, walls, niche, bench, and threshold. We coordinate with your plumber for the valve and drain.

Porcelain and ceramic are most popular — durable and water-resistant. Marble and travertine create a luxury look but need to be sealed. Large-format tiles minimize grout lines for easier cleaning.

Yes. Built-in niches and benches are standard features we tile as part of the shower surround. We tile the niche interior and add a stone shelf for a finished look.

Most custom tile showers take 3–5 days depending on the size and complexity of the tile layout.

We focus on tile and stone. We have trusted glass partners we can recommend for frameless enclosures — or we work alongside your glass installer.

Yes. Linear drains are common in curbless walk-in showers because they only need a slope in one direction, which makes large-format tile and stone slab panels easier to install without multiple cut angles.

A curbless shower has the floor sloped directly to the drain with no raised threshold, so it sits flush with the bathroom floor — it takes more subfloor work but gives a cleaner, more accessible look. A traditional walk-in keeps a low curb, which is simpler to waterproof and typically costs less.