Shower Remodeling · Woodland Hills & Los Angeles
A shower built for daily life.
Create a walk-in, curbless, or custom-tiled shower with careful waterproofing, drainage, plumbing, and finish work from one design-build team.
Built beyond the surface
Waterproofing and drainage come first
A shower remodel is more than new tile. RAA coordinates demolition, plumbing relocation, shower-pan or membrane work, slope-to-drain verification, electrical requirements, ventilation, and finish installation. Bonded waterproof membrane systems, sealed penetrations, and flood testing help protect the structure before tile covers the work. Projects are permitted and inspections are coordinated where required.
Choose the right scope
Shower remodeling options
Your existing layout, mobility needs, and preferred finishes all shape the design.
Walk-in and curbless showers
Create easier entry with a walk-in or curbless system. Curbless conversions may involve recessed flooring, drain changes, and permitted plumbing work.
Custom tile and glass
Select tile, natural stone, glass, and trim details that fit the room. Precision installation helps keep surfaces aligned and transitions intentional.
Comfort and control
Add options such as radiant floor heating, smart lighting, improved ventilation, and updated controls as part of the broader bathroom scope.
A complete bathroom approach
A shower that works with the whole room
RAA can coordinate the shower with custom vanities, stone fabrication, radiant floor heat, lighting, ventilation, and other bathroom elements. Whether you are updating a compact guest bath or reworking a primary suite, the design-build process keeps plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, and finish decisions connected from the start.
From plan to finished space
One team for the remodel
The process brings design, permits, construction, and delivery together under one scope.
Shower Remodeling FAQs
Common questions about shower remodeling
Can you convert a tub to a walk-in or curbless shower?
Yes. A tub-to-shower conversion can include drain and plumbing changes, a walk-in or curbless system, waterproofing, tile, glass, and related electrical or ventilation work. The exact scope depends on the existing room and layout.
How do you waterproof a remodeled shower?
RAA uses a bonded waterproof membrane system, such as Schluter Kerdi or an equivalent, seals penetrations, verifies slope to the drain, and flood tests the waterproofing before tile is installed.
Will a shower remodel require permits?
Work involving fixture relocation, shower-pan or drain changes, plumbing inside walls, electrical updates, ventilation, or framing typically requires permits. RAA coordinates applicable permits and inspections for the project.
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