





Thirteen of the questions Houston homeowners ask us most often. Pricing, timeline, materials, warranty, accessibility, financing — all answered straight, with the actual numbers.
A tub-to-shower conversion in Houston averages $2,958 according to Angi’s 2026 Houston cost data, with a typical range of $1,479 to $7,888 for basic acrylic conversions.
Cascade Showerworks installs a one-day Pioneer-series tub-to-shower conversion using SMC compression-molded walls, a solid-surface base, a thermostatic valve, and a frameless glass door for $9,200 to $14,400· all-in
One day. The crew arrives at 7:30 AM and finishes by 5:30 PM.
Most jobs run 8 to 10 hours total. The shower is ready to use 24 hours after completion, the standard silicone cure time.
Showers only. Tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in showers, curbless and ADA showers, stand-up replacements, glass doors and enclosures, and full system replacements.
Not vanities, flooring, lighting, painting, or relocated toilets.
SMC compression-molded solid surface on Pioneer. Cast acrylic plus CMSS on Luxura. Cast acrylic with reversible bookmatched patterns on BelAir.
All walls are solid-through (no exposed substrate if chipped) and roughly 2x the thickness of competing acrylic shower walls. Manufactured under 40,000 pounds of hydraulic press pressure.
Cascade is locally owned, not a franchise. We use thicker walls with published specs, employ Sam Mueller-certified W2 installers(not subcontractors), publish pricing, and write the warranty in plain English.
The franchise companies typically charge 2 to 3x more for comparable scope because of corporate overhead.
Yes, when the wall is thick enough. Houston bathrooms cycle from 80% summer humidity to over-air-conditioned winter dryness, and the city’s hard water leaves mineral film on porous surfaces.
Cascade’s cast-acrylic and CMSS walls are non-porous and roughly 2x competitor thickness, which holds the silicone seal across slab movement and seasonal expansion. We have pulled 12-year-old Cascade walls out of Houston remodels that looked closer to year three.
Yes. Drain reroutes through a Houston slab add about $1,200 to $2,400 and appear as a line item on your written quote.
We favor keeping the existing drain location for code compliance and labor efficiency, so most installs avoid this entirely. When a reroute is needed, our Sam Mueller-certified lead installer handles the rough-in and pressure tests the supply lines before the base sets.
A like-for-like shower replacement that keeps the existing footprint and drain location typically falls under standard repair scope and does not require a separate City of Houston Public Works permit.
A reroute, expansion, or ADA conversion that moves plumbing or alters the footprint is permitted accordingly. We pull and post any required permits before the install date.
Yes. Pre-1978 Houston homes follow lead-safe work practices on demolition. Pre-1985 homes with suspected asbestos in the original wall board or pipe wrap get assessed before scope is finalized.
If abatement is needed, we coordinate with a licensed abatement contractor and document the handoff.
Yes. Financing options are presented during the free in-home consult.
Yes. Zero-threshold curbless bases, grab bars placed by certified physical therapist guidance, fold-up padded seats, and slide-bar hand showers.
We follow ADA grab-bar height and reach guidance and document the install for any aging-in-place tax credit your CPA may apply for.
Lifetime, written in plain English. Walls and bases backed by Samuel Mueller.
Plus Cascade’s own installation labor workmanship warranty.
Yes. Fully licensed and insured. Sam Mueller installer certifications on every lead installer. General liability, workers’ compensation, and BBB profile in good standing.