Tub-to-shower conversions with Signature Pro start at $4,000. Most projects fall in a $5,000 to $10,000 range for acrylic conversions and $8,000 to $15,000 for tile conversions. Pricing varies based on wall material, glass enclosure, and the condition of the existing tub area.
An acrylic tub-to-shower conversion is the fastest, lowest-cost path. A tile conversion takes longer and costs more but produces an upscale, custom look.
Glass enclosure choice (curtain, framed glass, frameless glass) and entry type (curb vs curbless) are the next biggest variables.
Drain conversion is part of every project. A tub drain is offset and 1.5 inches; a shower drain is centered and 2 inches, requiring access from below. Older Indianapolis homes with cast iron drains may need additional plumbing work. Adding grab-bar blocking during the conversion costs little extra and is the right time to plan for future safety hardware.
Typical Indianapolis tub-to-shower conversion ranges by scope.
| Project Type | Starting At |
|---|---|
| Acrylic tub-to-shower conversion | Starting at $4,000 |
| Tile tub-to-shower conversion | Starting at $8,000 |
| Curbless tile conversion | Starting at $12,000 |
Starting prices reflect typical project minimums in the Indianapolis market. Final pricing depends on wall material, glass enclosure, drain configuration, and the condition of the existing space. An in-home estimate produces a written quote.
Final pricing varies by wall material, glass enclosure, drain configuration, and any framing or plumbing updates. A free in-home estimate produces a written quote.
Drain conversion is a normal part of every project and is included in the quote. Older Indianapolis homes with cast iron drains may need additional plumbing work that gets called out separately if needed.
For aging-in-place planning, often yes. Curbless adds $2,000 to $5,000 over a curbed shower but produces a step-free entry that is safer long-term and looks more modern.
The shower uses the existing 30x60 inch tub footprint, which is already a roomy walk-in shower. Expanding into adjacent space is possible if the layout allows.
