Shower & Bathroom Tile Installation in San Diego
Showers and bathrooms are where tile work has to be flawless. We waterproof first, then set tile that looks beautiful and keeps water where it belongs.
Bathrooms Done Right, From the Studs Out
Custom Tile Showers
Walls, floors, and curbs set over proper waterproofing for a shower that lasts.
Tub & Shower Surrounds
Clean, watertight surrounds in porcelain, ceramic, stone, or glass.
Niches & Benches
Built-in, waterproofed shower niches and benches tiled to match.
Bathroom Floors
Level, slip-aware tile floors that stand up to moisture and daily use.
Curbless & Walk-In Showers
Modern, accessible showers with correct slope and drainage.
Repairs & Re-Tiling
Fix leaking showers, failing grout, and dated tile with a proper rebuild.
Waterproofing Is Everything
Most shower failures come from skipped or rushed waterproofing. We never cut that corner.
Demo & Prep
We remove the old surface and prepare a sound, level substrate.
Waterproof
We install the correct membrane and pan so water cannot reach the structure.
Set Tile
We set wall and floor tile with proper slope, spacing, and layout.
Grout & Seal
We grout, seal where needed, and walk the finished shower with you.
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Tell us about your project and we will get back to you quickly. No pressure, no obligation.
- Licensed & insured, CSLB #1063501
- A direct contractor, no middleman
- Clear, honest, written pricing
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Most estimates returned the same day.
Shower & Bathroom FAQ
Do you waterproof showers before tiling?
Yes. Proper waterproofing is the most important step in a shower. We use the correct membranes and pans so water stays where it belongs and the wall structure is protected.
How long does a shower or bathroom tile job take?
A typical shower or bathroom tile project takes several days, including demolition, waterproofing, setting, grouting, and sealing. We give you a clear timeline with your estimate.
Can you build a custom shower niche or bench?
Yes. We build waterproofed niches, benches, and curbless showers tiled to match the rest of the space.
What tile is best for a shower floor?
Smaller tiles and mosaics work well on shower floors because the extra grout lines add slip resistance and follow the slope to the drain. We help you choose a safe, attractive option.