Demo and haul-away
We remove the old surround, pan, backer, and glass, protect the floor, and haul the debris. The bathroom stays usable where possible, and we tell you each morning what is coming out that day.
If your shower leaks, looks dated, or never gets truly clean, shower remodeling pocatello ID gives you a dry, low-maintenance space that fits how you actually live. We handle shower renovation pocatello homeowners call for first: tear-out, waterproofing, tile, glass, and fixtures, all by licensed crews who work in Bannock County every week. You get a written price before we start and a shower that holds up through Idaho winters.

Shower remodeling pocatello ID is the full rebuild of your shower from the studs out: demo, new cement backer board and waterproofing membrane, a level shower pan, new valve and drain, then tile or acrylic panels and glass. It is not a cosmetic cover-up. We open the wall, fix what the old shower hid, and rebuild so water goes where it should. Most jobs take three to seven working days once materials are on site, and we keep the rest of your bathroom usable while we work.
Pocatello homes built before 1980 often hide cracked shower pans, failed caulking and grout, and mold behind the tile. Winter freeze-thaw cycles around Portneuf Valley work on older plumbing, and low water pressure is common in homes still running original galvanized lines. If you have been searching shower remodeling near me pocatello ID and getting vague answers, we walk the shower with you, show you what is failing, and price the fix in plain numbers. Affordable shower renovation pocatello Idaho starts with knowing exactly what is behind the wall.
Every shower remodel we price includes the parts that make it last: demo, framing repair, waterproofing, pan, drain, valve, tile, and glass. We list what is included in writing so you can compare bids fairly. Add-ons like a seat, niche, or curbless conversion are priced separately and clearly.
We remove the old surround, pan, backer, and glass, protect the floor, and haul the debris. The bathroom stays usable where possible, and we tell you each morning what is coming out that day.
Cement backer board, a waterproofing membrane, a sloped pan with liner, and a flood test before tile. This is the core of a shower that does not leak, and it is included, not an upgrade.
New pressure-balanced valve and drain assembly set level and sealed, coordinated with a licensed plumber. If the existing valve is sound, we tell you and leave it, which saves money.
Porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone tile set with thinset and a notched trowel, grouted and sealed. We lay out the pattern so cuts land where they belong.
Framed or frameless glass measured after tile, installed with a sweep that seals, then silicone caulk at every change of plane. Final water test and walkthrough before we leave.
We measure the alcove, check the valve and drain locations, and test water pressure. You get a written price with materials and labor broken out, usually the same day. If the drain is cast iron or the valve is original, we flag it now instead of after demo.
We protect the floor and pull the old surround, pan, and backer. That is when we find the real story: soft framing, a leaking valve, or a drain that was never sealed. We show you photos and price any hidden repair before we rebuild, so nothing surprises you mid-job.
New valve, drain, and supply lines go in, then cement backer board and a waterproofing membrane over the pan and walls. This is the step that decides whether the shower lasts. We flood-test the pan before tile, which catches a leak while it is still cheap to fix.
Tile set with a notched trowel and thinset mortar, grout floated and cured, then glass measured and installed. A frameless door takes about a week to fabricate, so we schedule the template early. You get a shower that is square, sealed, and ready for daily use.
We run hot water, check for leaks at the valve and drain, re-caulk with silicone, and clean the site. You get a walkthrough of what was replaced and how to care for the grout and glass. If anything is off in the first 30 days, we come back.
We measure the alcove, check the valve and drain locations, and test water pressure. You get a written price with materials and labor broken out, usually the same day. If the drain is cast iron or the valve is original, we flag it now instead of after demo.
Clean, accurate cuts on porcelain and natural stone, including the miters and niche edges that show. A wet saw keeps the cut edge from chipping, which matters on glass mosaic and stone.
The notched trowel controls thinset coverage so tile bonds fully, and the grout float packs grout into the joints without voids. Coverage is what keeps tile from popping loose.
Silicone at every change of plane, where grout would crack. A steady caulk line is the last line of defense against water behind the tile.
Level pans, plumb walls, and square openings. An out-of-level pan holds water, and an out-of-square opening is why glass doors do not close right.
Valve and drain work, including cast iron drain replacement in older Pocatello homes. Proper tools mean the drain connection is tight and sealed, not cross-threaded.
Backer board, framing repair, and blocking for grab bars and seats. Blocking set now is what lets a grab bar hold weight later.

A 1970s Highland shower with a cracked pan, mold behind the tile, and a ceiling stain in the room below. The original valve swung hot and cold whenever the toilet flushed.
After: New sloped pan with flood test, Schluter waterproofing, porcelain tile, and a pressure-balanced Moen valve. The leak stopped, the ceiling stain was repaired, and the shower was back in service in five working days.
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A 1920s Old Town bathroom with a cast iron tub, a high step-over, and a drain that was slow. The walls were out of square, so any glass would need templating.
After: Tub removed, drain reworked, low-threshold shower built with a built-in seat and blocking for grab bars. Frameless glass templated after tile fit the out-of-square opening. The homeowner gained about 30 percent more standing room.
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A rental near Idaho State University District with a door that would not close, moldy caulk, and a showerhead that leaked behind the wall. The owner needed it rent-ready fast.
After: Door hinges and sweep replaced, old caulk cut out and redone with silicone, grout repaired, and a new handheld showerhead with a proper drop-ear fitting. Turned around in two days at repair cost, not remodel cost.
Book this service →Most showers we open were failing long before the homeowner called. These are the problems we see most in Pocatello, and what happens if they wait.
Ask a pro →We cut out the failed pan, inspect the framing, replace any soft wood, and set a new sloped pan with a flood test before tile. The leak stops at the source, not at the ceiling stain.
We remove the affected backer and insulation, treat the framing, and rebuild with a waterproofing membrane and proper ventilation. The shower dries out, so the mold does not come back.
We adjust or replace hinges, rollers, and sweeps, and re-template glass if the opening is out of square. Often a repair fixes it without a new door.
We test pressure and flow, then replace the valve with a pressure-balanced Kohler, Moen, or Delta unit. If the line is the cause, we tell you before selling you a valve.
$4,500 - $12,000 depending on scope
Typical 2026 pricing in Pocatello runs $4,500 to $12,000 for a full shower remodel, with most alcove jobs near $7,000. A simple acrylic surround sits at the low end; tile, frameless glass, and a new valve push toward the top. Hidden rot, a cast iron drain, or a curbless conversion adds cost. We measure on site and put the price in writing before demo, so the number you agree to is the number you pay unless we find something and show you first.
The price covers the parts that decide whether the shower lasts: waterproofing, a flood-tested pan, a code-correct valve and drain, and glass measured to the opening. A cheaper bid that skips the membrane or the flood test costs more in year three.
Porcelain and natural stone tile cost more in material and labor than acrylic panels, but last longer and clean up better. Glass mosaic tile sits at the top for both material and install time.
Get a quote ↗A framed enclosure is the budget choice. Frameless glass costs more because it is templated and fabricated to the opening, but it is the finish most homeowners want.
Get a quote ↗A new pressure-balanced valve and drain assembly add cost, especially if the drain is cast iron and needs replacement. Skipping a failing valve now means opening the wall again later.
Get a quote ↗Soft framing, mold, or a failed pan liner found at demo adds repair cost. We show photos and price it before proceeding, so it is a decision, not a surprise.
Get a quote ↗Most Pocatello shower remodels run $4,500 to $12,000 in 2026, with a typical alcove job landing near $7,000. A simple acrylic surround sits at the low end; full shower remodel with tile pocatello ID, new valve, and frameless glass pushes toward the top. Hidden rot, a cast iron drain replacement, or a curbless conversion adds cost. We give you a written range after the on-site measure.
A standard shower renovation takes three to seven working days on site. Frameless glass adds about a week for fabrication, so plan on two weeks from demo to final walkthrough. Curbless and barrier-free builds take longer because the floor framing and waterproofing are more involved. We give you a day-by-day schedule before we start.
Yes, when the work moves plumbing, changes the drain, or alters framing, the City of Pocatello requires a permit and inspection. Tile and finish replacement alone usually does not. We pull the permit, meet the inspector, and make sure the valve, drain, and waterproofing pass before the walls close. Unpermitted plumbing is a problem at resale.
The best shower remodeler is the one who shows you the waterproofing details, prices hidden repairs before proceeding, and pulls permits. Ask whether the pan gets flood-tested and what membrane goes on the walls. We do both on every job and put the price in writing first. Call us at +1 986-336-9120 to walk your shower and get a straight answer.
We measure your shower, show you what is failing, and put the price in writing before demo. Licensed, insured, and working in Pocatello and Bannock County every week. Call +1 986-336-9120 and we will schedule your on-site measure.
Schedule my measure +19863369120 →Call us at +1 986-336-9120 or email info@showerproinstallation.com and we'll set up a free on-site measure. We answer the phone Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 18:00, and we return every message the same business day. For a leaking shower or a valve that's spraying, call any time - we run emergency call-outs 24/7.