Walk-in shower installation in Colorado Springs
An open shower you step into rather than climb over, built in solid surface.
What we build
A walk-in shower built around the room.
Curbless and low-step entry
Solid surface walls, no grout
Niches, benches and glass
Surfaces that wipe clean
Safer, easier entry
Walk-in shower installation with Stillwater Bath and Shower takes a few days to about a week in a Colorado Springs home. We build an open shower you step into rather than climb over: a curbless or low-step entry, solid surface walls with no grout, and the niches, bench and glass the room needs. The price is flat and agreed in writing before we start.
Honest pricing
What a walk-in shower costs in Colorado Springs
A custom walk-in shower is priced at the free in-home visit, where you get an exact written price. It sits above the $12,000 to $16,000 a tub-to-shower conversion typically runs, because of the glass and the base work. One crew, one flat price, agreed in writing. Every range is on our bathroom remodel cost guide.
A typical range, not a quote, shown for comparison. Updated October 2026.
Why a walk-in shower
Walk-in shower or bathtub: which one do you actually use?
A walk-in shower gives you:
- An open shower with a low or level entry
- Solid surface walls with no grout lines
- Niches, a bench and frameless glass to fit
- Blocking in the wall for grab bars
What you get
- An accessible walk-in shower
- One crew from tear-out to glass
- A bench and niches where you want them
- A written price before work starts
What you skip
- No high tub wall to climb over
- No mold-prone old surround
- No ledge to scrub around
- No bottles lined up on the shower floor
Free in-home quote. No pressure, no obligation.
What Colorado Springs homeowners say
Steven is a solid guy and does very detailed work. I’ve even got to meet his family and I was impressed with how respectful and kind they were. I would trust him and his company in my home anytime. That is saying a lot!
I absolutely recommend this company. Stillwater bath and shower. They are honest. They are hard-working. They are fair in their pricing. They are creative. They are diligent. they give you their best in whatever they do.
Steven is a good guy. Integrity and communication is top notch.
Would highly recommend! The owners work ethic and integrity are unmatched!
They are a professional, dedicated, and efficient in their work.
These are great people that really care about the work they do. Integrity and character matter when choosing people to use in your home, and I would recommend them to anyone!
Great team to work with. Efficient, affordable and reliable. Would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a shower remodel.
Quality company - responsive when asked questions, encouraged personal choices. Never felt pressured to choose a specific product. Specifically appreciated their willingness to make adjustments- for My project the willingness to do a work through with the tub - results are great. Taylor & Steve were on schedule. Really appreciated that they kept to the schedule (done in 3 days!) and were always concerned about leaving the worksite clean when they left for the day. Follow up was great and made sure the project was complete. Highly recommend & will definitely use them for the next bathroom remodel!
Where we work
Walk-in showers across Colorado Springs
We build solid surface walk-in showers across Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, Monument, Centennial, Pueblo, Fountain, Widefield and Woodland Park.
Frequently asked questions
Can you replace my tub with a walk-in shower?
Yes. We build a custom solid surface walk-in shower where the old tub was, with a curbless or low-step entry, a bench, niches and glass to suit the room. If you want the faster, lower-cost version of the same swap, a one-day tub to shower conversion is usually done in a single day.
How long does a walk-in shower take to install?
Most custom walk-in showers take a few days to about a week, depending on the glass, the base and anything we find behind the old unit.
Are walk-in showers safer than tubs?
For most households, yes. A walk-in shower removes the high tub wall you have to step over, and we can build in a bench, a niche and blocking for grab bars. If you still take baths, or you expect to sell to families with small children soon, keeping one tub in the house is the sensible call and we will say so.
Curbless or low-threshold: which walk-in shower do I need?
A curbless shower has no step at all, so it suits a walker, a wheelchair or anyone who cannot safely lift a foot, but the floor has to be built to fall toward the drain, which adds work. A low-threshold shower keeps an edge a few inches high, goes in faster and costs less, and suits most people who can still step over it.