Shower and tub tile installation in Antelope, from wall layouts to niches and finishing details. We can work through your existing room, tile choices and preparation together.
Before choosing the finish
Plan the surface. Understand what’s underneath.
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Niches & shower storage
Plan storage around the wall layout and the bottles you use. Niche size, shelves and the position of tile joints affect the finished look.
Compare niche options
A single niche, a tall opening and a wider shelf involve different dimensions, cuts and wall preparation. Bring the storage size you need and discuss framing, waterproofing and edge finishes together. A larger opening is not simply a larger tile cut.
Tile size & pattern
Straight-set tile, mosaics and herringbone create different looks—and different layout and cutting work.
How format changes the estimate
Share the tile product, size and pattern before comparing quotes. Larger wall tile may need additional surface preparation and handling. Mosaics and herringbone add layout decisions and cuts, particularly around valves, niches and corners.
Benches, entries & edges
Discuss a seat, the shower entry and exposed tile edges as part of the same plan.
Details to settle before quoting
Ask whether a bench needs framing or a separate unit, and what changes a curbless entry would require at the floor and drain. Compare a metal trim profile with a mitered tile corner where appropriate. Confirm finished-edge lengths, materials and the responsibilities for glass and plumbing.
From the photo collection
A closer look at the work.
11 photos · Showers
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Double shower with an illuminated niche
A long illuminated niche spans the veined tiled wall between two shower stations.
Blue-green veined tile and a freestanding tub
Blue-green veined wall tile contrasts with pale floor tile around the tub and glass shower.
Veined shower walls with two niches
Light veined walls and two recessed niches meet a dark shower floor.
Light tile tub surround with black fixtures
Light wall tile surrounds the tub and recessed niche, with black fixtures for contrast.
Vertical shower tile with hexagon mosaic
Vertical offset wall tile meets white hexagonal mosaic at the shower floor.
Vertical veined tile in a corner shower
Tall rectangular wall tiles with gray veining frame the corner shower and its square floor drain.
Veined shower tile with a lit niche
Pale veined rectangular wall tile surrounds the illuminated niche above the tiled shower floor.
Freestanding tub beside a glass shower
Pale tile surrounds the tub and clear-glass shower, with a recessed niche and black hardware.
Gray-veined shower tile and a recessed niche
Gray-veined shower wall tile frames the illuminated niche beside the glass screen and dark wood vanity.
Blue-gray herringbone tub surround
The angled herringbone layout turns around the tub corner beneath a frosted window.
Veined tile tub surround
Rectangular veined wall tile surrounds recessed storage with two compartments above the tub.
Useful before an estimate
Questions before you start.
Planning your budget
What affects shower tile cost?
A shower estimate depends on the surfaces being tiled and the condition underneath. Retiling walls, replacing a shower base and rebuilding an enclosure involve different work. Compare the preparation and related trades alongside the tile installation.
- Existing tile removal, substrate repairs and waterproofing scope
- Wall and floor area, tile format and layout
- Niches, benches, edges, glass and plumbing responsibilities
Your estimate checklist
- Wall and floor areas to be tiled
- Removal, preparation and waterproofing responsibilities
- Niches, shelves, edges and tile layout
- Material supply, fixtures and work by other trades
Confirm inclusions, exclusions and related trade responsibilities in writing before work starts.
Is tile installation the whole bathroom budget?
Not necessarily. Compare tile work separately from glass, fixtures, plumbing, electrical work and other changes. Ask for the inclusions and exclusions in writing.
Can photos give an exact shower price?
Photos help describe the room, but they do not show every condition behind the tile. Discuss which dimensions and site checks are needed before relying on a price.
Can we discuss just a tub surround?
Yes—start by describing the surfaces you want tiled and what you plan to keep. Include the tub, fixtures and surrounding walls so we can discuss the specific scope with you.
Should I buy tile before we talk?
Samples and product links are useful starting points. Before placing an order, discuss suitability, quantities, trim pieces and availability for your particular layout.
Does shower tile include a complete bathroom remodel?
Tile work and a full bathroom remodel involve different responsibilities. Discuss demolition, waterproofing, plumbing, electrical, glass and any permits with us, and agree each part in the written scope.
What affects the estimate?
The area, existing conditions, preparation, tile format, pattern and details such as niches all help define the work. Photos can start the conversation; we can discuss what needs to be checked in person before a quote.
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