If your shower has a cracked or soft pan, grout that will not come clean or a musty smell that never leaves, we replace it with a durable acrylic shower base and coordinating wall panels, usually in one to two days, for homeowners across Lewis Center, Powell and Delaware County.
If the floor gives underfoot, water is already getting past it. Surface sealant will not fix the damage underneath.
Grout That Stays Dark
Once mildew is inside the grout it is in the pores. Regrouting buys time; replacing the system solves it.
A Musty Smell
A persistent damp smell often means water is trapped behind the walls or under the base.
Stains on the Ceiling Below
A water mark on the ceiling under an upstairs shower is a clear sign of a failing pan or seal.
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Moulded piece forms the entire shower floor
Why It Lasts
The Leak Stops at the Base
Most failed showers fail in the same place: the joint where the floor meets the wall. Tiled pans rely on grout and sealant at that joint, and sealant has the shortest life of anything in a shower. Our base is a single moulded piece joined to a sealed acrylic wall system, so the weak point is simply not there. In the two-storey homes common across newer Lewis Center subdivisions, that protects the ceiling below as well as the shower itself.
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Fewer joints, fewer leaks
Properly sealed joints between the base and wall panels help keep water where it belongs.
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Framing checked first
With the old shower out, we inspect the framing and subfloor and show you any damage before we continue.
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A fix, not a patch
Regrouting and resealing treat symptoms. Replacing the base and walls together removes the cause.
We measure the space and look for signs of hidden water damage before we quote.
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Written Quote
A fixed price with your base, walls, glass and fixtures all listed.
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Replacement
Tear-out, inspection, then base and wall installation, usually over one to two days.
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Walkthrough
We water-test with you, explain care and leave your warranty in writing.
Year One
No sealant to redo
Year Five
Walls still bright
Year Ten
Base still watertight
Long-Term Value
Built to Outlast the Old One
The shower you are replacing probably worked well enough until its grout and sealant gave out. With a durable acrylic base, grout-free wall panels and properly sealed joints, there is no grout left to crack or stain. Cleaning is a quick wipe, and the ceiling below stays dry.
Common questions from homeowners replacing a shower in Lewis Center, Powell and Delaware.
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There is a stain on my ceiling under the upstairs shower. Is it the pan?
Often, yes. In the two-storey homes common across Lewis Center and Powell, a failing shower pan or door seal usually shows up first as a ceiling stain below. We confirm the source during the consultation and replace the shower so the leak does not come back.
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Can you replace just the shower pan and keep my tile?
We do not recommend it. The joint between the pan and the walls is where most showers fail, so replacing one without the other leaves the weak point in place. Replacing the base and walls together is what makes the result last.
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Why does my shower grout keep turning black?
Grout is porous, and in humid bathrooms with hard water it absorbs moisture and minerals that feed mildew. Cleaning only reaches the surface. Grout-free acrylic walls remove the problem instead of managing it.
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Can you replace a 1990s fiberglass shower stall?
Yes. Many homes built during the area’s 1990s growth have one-piece fiberglass stalls that are now cracking or yellowing. We remove the old unit and install a sealed acrylic system sized to the same opening.
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How long before I can use my new shower?
Usually the day after installation, once the seals have fully cured. We give you the exact timing at the walkthrough so the seals set properly.
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Do you serve homes outside Delaware County?
Yes. Our service area covers everywhere within 75 miles of Lewis Center, OH 43035, including Columbus, Dublin, Westerville, Marysville, Marion, Mount Vernon and Newark.
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