Accessible, modern shower designs built with expert craftsmanship for Northern Idaho homeowners.
Walk-in showers have become one of the most requested upgrades in modern home remodeling, and it is easy to see why. They combine sleek, contemporary design with practical accessibility, making them ideal for homeowners of all ages. Whether you are planning ahead for aging in place, updating an outdated bathroom, or simply want a more open and luxurious bathing experience, a walk-in or curbless shower delivers on every front.
At DCB Construction LLC, we specialize in designing and installing walk-in showers that are tailored to your space, your style, and your needs. From zero-entry curbless designs to fully tiled, glass-enclosed showers, we bring the precision and craftsmanship that Northern Idaho homeowners trust.
We offer a full range of walk-in shower configurations to suit different bathroom layouts, mobility needs, and design preferences:
The beauty of a walk-in shower is in the details. We work with you to select materials, patterns, and features that complement your bathroom design and stand up to daily use:
Upgrading to a walk-in shower is not just about looks. It delivers real, everyday benefits that improve your quality of life and the long-term value of your home:
Walk-in shower installation requires more than just tile skills. Proper waterproofing, precise slope grading for drainage, and careful structural preparation are all essential to a shower that looks great and performs flawlessly for decades. At DCB Construction, walk-in and curbless showers are one of our core specialties.
We use industry-leading waterproofing systems, including Schluter-KERDI and similar membrane products, to ensure your shower is watertight from day one. Every installation is built on a properly sloped substrate that directs water to the drain without ponding. And our finish work — from tile layout symmetry to clean, consistent grout lines — reflects the level of detail that Northern Idaho homeowners have come to expect from DCB.
From the initial consultation through the final walkthrough, you work directly with our team. No subcontractors, no surprises. Just honest communication, expert craftsmanship, and a walk-in shower you will enjoy for years to come.
Yes. Curbless showers are specifically designed with safety in mind. The floor is sloped precisely toward the drain to contain water, and we install non-slip tile surfaces to prevent falls. For additional safety, we can add grab bars, built-in bench seating, and hand-held shower heads. Curbless showers are actually safer than traditional tub-shower combos because they eliminate the step-over hazard entirely.
Walk-in shower costs vary based on size, materials, and features. A standard walk-in shower installation typically ranges from $5,000 to $15,000, while high-end custom designs with natural stone, frameless glass, and built-in features can range higher. We provide detailed, itemized estimates after an in-home consultation so you know exactly what to expect with no hidden costs.
Absolutely. Tub-to-shower conversions are one of our most popular projects. We remove the existing tub, reconfigure the plumbing and drainage as needed, install a proper waterproof substrate, and build your new walk-in shower from the ground up. In most cases, we can reuse the existing plumbing location to keep costs down while still delivering a completely transformed space.
Most walk-in shower installations take between 5 and 10 business days, depending on complexity. A straightforward tub-to-shower conversion with standard tile typically falls on the shorter end, while curbless designs with custom tile patterns, niches, and glass enclosures may take a bit longer. We provide a clear timeline before work begins and keep you updated throughout the process.
Yes. Updated bathrooms are consistently among the highest-return remodeling investments, and walk-in showers are one of the features buyers look for most. A well-built walk-in shower with quality materials and modern design can recoup a significant portion of its cost at resale while making your home more attractive to a wider range of buyers, including those planning for accessibility needs.