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Pillar Paint and Remodel
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Bathroom - RemodelShower Install or ReplaceBathroom - Remodel - For Business+2 more

Serving Estero, FL and surrounding areas

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In business since 2019

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"Chris and his team remodeled our bathroom. Did an excellent job of tile layout around the shower and window. Everyday I look at it in amazement. The team was polite and considerate and finished on schedule. I would definitely use them again."
Custom fireplace with epoxy mantel and shelves
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Kitchen, bathroom and floors
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Pinto Remodeling, Inc.
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Bathroom - Remodel

Serving Estero, FL and surrounding areas

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Super Service Award Winner

In business since 2022

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"The project was to make a recently purchased house accessible and workable for our son, who is paralyzed and uses a power wheelchair. This involved reconfiguring the paver stone walkway to the front door and adding concrete ramping to the garage entry door. More significantly, it also involved completely remodeling the en-suite bath and closet of the second largest bedroom, into a large bathroom with roll in shower, tiling all floors (including bedroom), adding drywall and a pocket door, painting, installing all bathroom fixtures. All was done with excellent workmanship, on a very tight schedule, and to our complete satisfaction. Pinto is a joy to work with and we will be using them again for other projects in our new home."
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Tub Shower Conversion questions, answered by experts

You can use sanded or unsanded grout for a shower pan, but sanded grout isn’t the best option for shower walls. For those areas, you’ll want to use unsanded grout, which works well on vertical surfaces and is less likely to slump than sanded grout. Alternatively, you can use epoxy grout for shower walls.

Most modern showers have a prefabricated base made from fiberglass or plastic, such as acrylic or polyurethane. Nonetheless, concrete mortar is still the traditional, go-to base for a custom walk-in shower.

You’ll need to add a waterproofing liner or membrane between the layers of mortar to keep moisture out. From there, you can top it with whatever type of tile you like to create a spa-like custom look. Be sure to include these considerations in your budget for the cost of a walk-in shower.

In some cases, a broken shower is a maintenance emergency. For example, burst pipes, flooding, and significant leaks all qualify as plumbing emergencies and should be handled immediately. Other shower issues (like slow draining and low water pressure) aren’t as urgent, but it’s still a good idea to address them sooner rather than later.

In short, it depends. When it comes to accessibility, a roll-in shower is easier to enter than a walk-in bathtub because it doesn’t have the extra step required to access the bathing area. On the downside, walk-in showers can be less safe for seniors who struggle with standing or balancing. Parents of young children may also prefer walk-in bathtubs for their ease of bathing children who don’t yet know how to clean themselves.

The cost to replace a showerhead varies depending on the model and whether you hire a professional. A new showerhead typically costs between $50 and $100, though high-end models with upgraded features can cost $300 or more.

For a DIY installation, you can expect to spend about $75 in total for the showerhead, tools, and supplies. If you hire a professional, labor costs are generally between $50 and $100. Some estimates place the total cost for labor and materials between $80 and $220, with an average project cost around $260.

The final price is influenced by factors such as the type of showerhead (e.g., a standard single-wall mount versus a luxurious model) and the number of showerheads being installed.

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