Shower remodeling starts with what bothers you about the shower you have now. For many homeowners, it is a standard bathtub with an edge you have to step over. We take that tub out and build a walk-in shower in its place, a job called a tub-to-shower conversion. We also build new tile showers and set grab bars where they help.
Mulberry Creek Construction handles every trade a shower job needs, including the plumbing and the tile. You deal with one point of contact, and one contractor is responsible for the whole job. If the vanity and floor are due too, a full bathroom remodel covers the rest of the room. If a long soak still matters, a walk-in tub has a door you step through.
Tell us about the room or space you want to change and where it is. We look at the job and put a free estimate in writing.
A tub-to-shower conversion starts when the old tub comes out and the walls and floor around it open up. A tub drains at one end, and a new shower may need its drain somewhere else. On a concrete slab, moving it means cutting the slab. Over a crawl space, the new line runs under the floor.
With the wall open, it is a good time to replace the old valve. Oklahoma's residential code calls for a shower valve that balances pressure or holds a set temperature. The valve also needs a limit that keeps it from going above 120 degrees.
The walls get a backer board made for wet areas, and the code lists which boards qualify. Plain drywall is not one of them. The code also wants a surface that does not soak up water at least 6 feet up the walls. While the wall is open, blocking can go in between the studs for grab bars.
A walk-in shower swaps the tub wall for a low curb or no curb at all. The floor still slopes to the drain, a quarter inch to a half inch per foot under the state's code. So a curbless shower floor dips below the bathroom floor, and your framing or slab decides if that works.
We set grab bars and shower rails into blocking, since a bar is only as strong as what holds it. Where each bar goes depends on who uses the shower and how they get in and out. For a roll-in shower with no seat, the ADA standards for businesses put grab bars on three walls. At home, those rules make a good guide.
A CDC study looked at bathroom injuries to people 15 and older in U.S. emergency rooms in 2008. Most were falls, and more than a third happened during a bath or shower or while getting out of one. The authors pointed to grab bars and non-slip strips to cut those falls. Wider doorways and other aging in place changes are part of our accessibility remodeling.
Mulberry Creek Construction is based in Woodward and works about 150 miles around it. That covers northwest and western Oklahoma and the Oklahoma City metro. Showers are one part of what we do as a remodeling contractor in Woodward and across the region.
Before we come out, jot down what frustrates you about your shower each day. We talk through what you want to change and look at the room. Then we put a free estimate in writing. Once you say go, one point of contact stays with you until the last fixture is in.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 150 miles around Woodward across northwest and western Oklahoma and the Oklahoma City metro.
(580) 216-9022Our own photos from a recent job. See more of our work.
Before: a corner shower closed off by a curtain, with a cream tile floor. After: a walk in shower in white vertical subway tile with black fixtures, two tiled niches and a black and white patterned tile floor.
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After From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (580) 216-9022 and tell us what you want to change.
Before we meet, jot down what frustrates you about the room each day. That list becomes the start of the plan.
We come out and look at the room with you. We talk through the layout and the finishes you have in mind.
We put the estimate in writing, so you see the whole job laid out before you decide.
We coordinate every trade in the order the job needs. You keep one point of contact until the work is finished.
Common questions about shower remodeling around Woodward and the Oklahoma City metro. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
We take out the old bathtub and install the walk-in tub you choose. The plumbing, wiring, surround and grab bars are part of the job.
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Wider doorways, grab bars, walk-in tubs and accessible kitchens for homes across northwest Oklahoma and the Oklahoma City metro. We also take on ADA doorway work for commercial property, with one contractor for every trade.
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We remodel several rooms at once: open floor plans, new floors, drywall, paint, trim and lighting. One contractor handles every trade on the job, so you keep one point of contact.
Learn MorePlumbing, electrical, tile and paint all run through us. You call one number for the whole job.
A dated kitchen or bathroom can come down to the studs and go back together brighter, with more storage. Smaller updates, like a new vanity or better lighting, fit too.
Wider doorways and accessible bathrooms help a home keep working as you age. Aging in place and accessibility work is something we focus on, for homes and businesses.
We look at the room with you and put a free estimate in writing before any work starts. Call or text (580) 216-9022 to set one up.
Aging in place home modifications for Oklahoma homes: door widths, grab bars, curbless showers and kitchens, with ADA numbers and state programs.
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Tell us about the room or space you want to change and where it is. We look at the job and put a free estimate in writing.
