Walk-In Showers, Tub Conversions and Custom Tile Work
Tub to shower conversion is one of our most common Cibolo projects. We remove the tub, modify the framing to suit the new curb height, and build the shower pan from the foundation up.


SA Bathroom Remodel Pros handles bathroom remodel cibolo tx for homeowners and property managers in Cibolo, TX. SA Bathroom Remodel Pros provides bathroom remodel, walk-in shower installation, tile work, vanity replacement and fixture upgrades across Cibolo, TX and the surrounding Guadalupe County area. Whether you own a single-family home near Cibolo Creek, manage rental units in Cibolo Valley, or coordinate turnover work across multiple properties, we handle full bathroom renovations, targeted fixture swaps, and the fast-turnaround refreshes that rental timelines demand.

Tub to shower conversion is one of our most common Cibolo projects. We remove the tub, modify the framing to suit the new curb height, and build the shower pan from the foundation up. That means substrate prep: cement backer board or Wedi board fastened to the framing, seams taped, waterproofing membrane applied over the entire area—including niche surrounds and the curb itself. Only then do we set porcelain tile or ceramic tile in thinset mortar.
The curb and floor must slope toward the drain. The waterproofing membrane sits under the backer board or Wedi board; the Schluter system (aluminum trim and edge-sealing tape) prevents water from migrating into the walls at corners and transitions. We wait 48 to 72 hours for grout to cure fully, then apply grout sealing. If you want a frameless glass enclosure, that glass goes in only after the tile is fully set—moving glass too early will crack fresh grout or shift the frame.

A single vanity install is straightforward plumbing: rough-in the supply lines and drain, set the cabinet, connect the faucet, caulk the seams. A double vanity requires matched drain spacing—typically 30 inches apart for standard rough-in layouts—and twice the supply connections. We frame the waste lines during the plumbing rough-in stage so the cabinetry fits without rework.
Quartz vanity countertops are durable and low-maintenance; they resist staining and don't need sealing like natural stone does. We also install luxury vinyl plank flooring in bathrooms where budget and durability matter equally—it resists moisture better than laminate and costs less than tile. For slip-resistant flooring in wet areas, we spec porcelain tile rated for bathroom use. Heated tile floors sit under the thinset as heating mats wired to a dedicated GFCI circuit; they're wired during the electrical rough-in phase so no surface connections exist. The sensor and thermostat are wall-mounted, and the circuit is always protected by a ground-fault circuit interrupter.

A full bathroom renovation in Cibolo ranges from a focused fixture refresh—vanity swap, new faucet, paint, new lighting—which runs 3 to 5 days, all the way to a complete gut remodel that includes drywall removal, plumbing rough-in, electrical rough-in, and finish work over 2 to 3 weeks. The scope depends on whether you're updating a small half-bath, refreshing a guest bath, or overhauling a master suite.
For budget-conscious work, we spec ceramic tile for shower walls, a solid-surface vanity top, and basic lighting. Mid-tier master baths typically move to porcelain tile in the shower, quartz vanity countertops, a rainfall showerhead, and upgraded ventilation. The difference in material cost and labor time is real—a half-bath vanity install and new fixture takes one day; a master bath with custom tile work takes two weeks before you can use it.

Cibolo's location near Cibolo Creek and in the Cibolo Valley means high humidity year-round, especially in older homes or properties near the creek itself. Many of the owner-occupied homes in Cibolo Valley subdivisions were built in the 1990s and 2000s with builder-grade exhaust fans that move only 50 to 60 cubic feet per minute—not enough to pull moisture from a shower run.
We install humidity-sensor exhaust fans rated for higher CFM output and set to trigger at 50 to 60% relative humidity. A sensor that wakes the fan automatically prevents mold behind tile and drywall that happens when a bathroom stays steamy and sealed. In rental properties where tenants may not run fans, the automation solves the problem. Proper ventilation and waterproofing membrane during construction prevent the expensive drywall and framing repairs that humidity causes later.

Every project starts with a walkthrough, measurements, and a design consultation where we discuss fixture choices, tile layout, and budget. We provide a fixed-price bid with a timeline before any work begins. During the consultation, we review your priorities: whether you need more storage, better lighting, improved ventilation, or a complete aesthetic overhaul. We also discuss bathroom remodel cost estimate ranges based on scope and finish level so you understand what drives the bid before we write it.
Work proceeds in this sequence: drywall removal and demo, plumbing rough-in (drain and supply relocation if needed), electrical rough-in (new circuits, new vents, new lighting), framing check and inspection if required, tile and finish installation, final walkthrough and punch-list completion. A small half-bath refresh takes 5 to 7 days. A full bathroom renovation with demo and rough-in runs 2 to 4 weeks depending on whether we hit delays waiting for inspections or special-order tiles.

Guadalupe County requires permits for plumbing relocation, new electrical circuits, or structural framing changes. We pull the permits, schedule inspections, and coordinate with the Guadalupe County inspector. A framing inspection is required before drywall closes the walls if rough-in work involved new framing. The permit requirements ensure the work meets code—drain slope, vent sizing, electrical grounding, and plumbing support.
We stand behind the work with a two-year warranty covering workmanship on tile installation, plumbing connections, and fixtures. We also serve homeowners and contractors in nearby Schertz, Universal City, Selma, Marion, Converse, Live Oak, Garden Ridge, Windcrest, Saint Hedwig, and New Braunfels.
Tub to shower conversion is one of our most common Cibolo projects. We remove the tub, modify the framing to suit the new curb height, and build the shower pan from the foundation up.
A single vanity install is straightforward plumbing: rough-in the supply lines and drain, set the cabinet, connect the faucet, caulk the seams.
A full bathroom renovation in Cibolo ranges from a focused fixture refresh—vanity swap, new faucet, paint, new lighting—which runs 3 to 5 days, all the way to a complete gut remodel that…
Cibolo's location near Cibolo Creek and in the Cibolo Valley means high humidity year-round, especially in older homes or properties near the creek itself.
Every project starts with a walkthrough, measurements, and a design consultation where we discuss fixture choices, tile layout, and budget.
Guadalupe County requires permits for plumbing relocation, new electrical circuits, or structural framing changes.
Why homeowners call us
Every bathroom remodel job is scoped and priced in writing, so the number you approve is the number you pay. If something behind the wall changes the work, we stop and price it first.
You speak to the people doing the work, not a call centre, and cover certificates go to your building manager or general contractor on request.
Containment, floor protection and same-day debris removal on every interior job — the space stays usable while the work is going on.
Crews work Cibolo and the surrounding cities every week, so a walkthrough is usually available within the same week you call.
FAQ
Cost depends on square footage, finish level, and scope. A half-bath fixture refresh costs less than a master bath with custom tile work and new plumbing rough-in. We provide a fixed-price bid after the design consultation so you know the total before we start.
A fixture refresh—vanity swap, new faucet, paint—takes 3 to 5 days. A full bathroom renovation with demo, plumbing rough-in, tile shower, new vanity, and flooring runs 2 to 4 weeks depending on permit timing and whether we wait for inspections. Small bathrooms move faster than master suites.
Yes. We pull permits for plumbing relocation, electrical work, or framing changes, schedule the Guadalupe County inspector, and ensure all rough-in and framing inspections pass before we close walls. Permits are included in the fixed-price bid.
Call 575-640-4335 and we will come out and price the work in writing.