Bath to Shower Conversionin Haywards HeathSafer, Simpler Every Day
Stop climbing over a bath you rarely use. Get a walk-in shower that's easier to step into, quicker to clean and fitted without fuss.
5.0 on Google · 10/10 on Checkatrade · 1-year warranty
10+ Years
Fitting bathrooms
5.0★
Google rating
10/10
Checkatrade
1-Year
Warranty
£1m
Public liability
The service
Replace an unused bath with a shower that suits you
Many homes have a bath that's used once a month and climbed over every day. Converting it to a walk-in shower makes the room feel larger, cuts cleaning time and removes one of the most common slip risks in the house.
John has completed bath-to-shower conversions including one for a customer's 92-year-old mother, after which her daughter booked a more extensive job of her own. The work covers removal of the bath, new waste and supply, a properly sealed shower area, tiling and a neat finish.
Because John manages the whole conversion, plumbing, waterproofing, tiling and electrics are coordinated as one job rather than several separate visits.
Recent work
Bath to Shower Conversion projects by John
What happens if you wait
The risk of putting it off
Climbing in and out of a bath to shower is one of the easiest ways to slip at home, and over-bath showers often leak where you can't see.
Slips and falls
Stepping over a high bath edge onto a wet surface is a daily risk, particularly for older people or anyone recovering from injury.
Leaks around the bath
Over-bath showers rely on sealant and screens. When these fail, water runs down the side of the bath into the floor.
Wasted space
A bath you don't use takes up the largest area in the room and makes it harder to clean around.
Common mistakes homeowners make
- Fitting a shower tray without checking the floor can take it
- Choosing a tray that's too high to step in easily
- Relying on sealant alone instead of proper waterproofing
- Choosing a shower tray and screen without thinking about everyday use
- Leaving the conversion until a fall forces a rushed job
Our process
How John handles your bath to shower conversion
- 01
Site visit
John checks the floor, waste route and who'll be using the shower.
- 02
Plan & quote
Tray, screen and finish options with a clear quote.
- 03
Bath removal
Old bath removed carefully; floor and walls prepared.
- 04
Shower fit
New waste, supply, tray, screen and tiling installed and sealed.
- 05
Test & handover
Water-tested, walked through and covered by a 1-year warranty.
What you get
The difference you'll notice
Easier to step into
Low or level access instead of climbing over a bath edge.
Easier every day
Step into a shower instead of climbing over the side of a bath.
Faster cleaning
Fewer edges and corners than a bath with an over-bath screen.
More space
A smaller footprint makes compact bathrooms feel larger.
Properly sealed
Prepared, waterproofed walls and floor to keep water where it belongs.
Short notice support
John has gone above and beyond for customers needing urgent help.
In detail
Conversion options
The right conversion depends on the room size, floor construction and who'll use the shower.
Low-profile shower trays
A slim tray fitted in the bath's space gives a small step-in height and a familiar, easy-to-clean base. It's the most common choice for straightforward conversions.
Level-access and walk-in showers
For the easiest entry, the floor can be built up or adjusted to give a minimal step. Suitability depends on floor construction and the waste route, which John checks at the site visit.
Screens and doors
A fixed walk-in panel keeps the space open; hinged or sliding doors contain spray in tighter rooms. Placement is planned around the shower head.
Tiling and wall finishes
The area left by the bath is re-tiled or finished to match. Full re-tiling is often the neatest result in older bathrooms.
Keeping a bath elsewhere
In homes with more than one bathroom, converting one bath to a shower while keeping a bath elsewhere gives the best of both.
Questions
Bath to Shower Conversion FAQs
How much does a bath to shower conversion cost?
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It depends on the tray, screen and tiling needed. John gives a clear quote after a free site visit.
How long does a conversion take?
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Conversions are usually quicker than a full refit. John will confirm the timeline with your quote.
Can you fit a shower suitable for an elderly person?
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Yes. John completed a bath to shower conversion for one customer's 92-year-old mother, and the customer then booked a more extensive job of her own.
Will removing the bath affect my house value?
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This depends on your home. In houses with another bath, a good walk-in shower is often seen as an upgrade. John can talk it through honestly.
Is the conversion guaranteed?
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Yes, all work has a 1-year warranty and £1 million public liability insurance.
Can you help at short notice?
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John has carried out emergency repairs at short notice for customers. Call to check availability.
Do you cover East Grinstead?
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Yes, as well as Haywards Heath, Lindfield, Burgess Hill and the rest of Mid Sussex.
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Make showering easy again
Book a free site visit and find out which conversion suits your bathroom.
5.0 Google · 10/10 Checkatrade · £1m insured · 1-year warranty