Walk-In Showers & Walk-In Tubs in Fraser, MI

No. We work inside the footprint your bathtub already occupies, so the floor, vanity and toilet stay exactly where they are. That's what keeps a conversion at a fraction of a full remodel and finishes it in a day instead of a week.

Yes, and around here it's routine. We cut cast iron down in place rather than trying to carry it out whole — that's the part that damages doorframes, stair treads and floors when it's done by someone who hasn't done it before.

Conversions in Fraser start at $6,995 installed. Bathtub cutouts start at $1,550 and walk-in bathtubs at $12,995. 1950s-70s ranches — and that's the main thing that moves the final number, because older tubs take longer to remove. You get a fixed price in writing before any work starts.

Most conversions and cutouts in Fraser are a single day. We arrive in the morning, the old tub comes out, the new base and walls go in, and we clean up and leave that evening. Walk-in tub installs occasionally run into a second day when electrical work is needed for jets or a heated seat — and we tell you that when we quote, not on the day.

For a straight like-for-like conversion inside the existing footprint, usually not — we're not moving drains or altering structure. Requirements vary by municipality, and if Fraser does require one for your specific job we'll tell you and handle it. We don't work without the permits that are actually required.

A cutout ($1,550) keeps your existing tub and cuts a low step-through opening in the side of it, finished with a molded insert. A full conversion ($6,995) removes the tub entirely and replaces it with a walk-in shower. The cutout is faster and much cheaper; the conversion gives you a proper shower and more usable floor space. We'll tell you which one your situation actually calls for.