We handle tub-to-shower conversions in Woodside from $7,500, usually in 1–5 days, from our shop 20 minutes away.
Part of our tub-to-shower conversion on the Peninsula. Everything we do in town: kitchen and bathroom remodeling in Woodside.
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2026 prices
From $7,500;
from $7,500
1 day
The fastest conversion: a seamless acrylic wall system in the tub alcove.
Not included: Moving the drain; Tile.
from $13,000
5 days
A tile shower in the tub alcove with a low curb and frameless glass.
Not included: Fixtures above allowance.
from $16,000
7–10 days
No curb: for aging in place, wheelchairs or a seamless floor.
Not included: Bathroom floor outside the shower area, unless quoted.
Every line item: tub-to-shower conversion cost in the Bay Area.
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A range from our published packages, before a site visit. Your written estimate sets the exact price.
Send me the detailed estimateMost Woodside tub-to-shower conversions are in the hall bath of a Glens cabin-site house or a mid-century ranch, where a 60-inch tub fills the alcove. In the older Glens houses the tub is often cast iron in a small room, so we break it up in place and check the framing under it for old leak damage before the new pan goes in. On rural houses on septic, a conversion stays inside the existing bathroom and does not add a bathroom, which is what sends Woodside plans to County Environmental Health. Owners planning to stay on a property with long walks and stairs often ask for a curbless shower and grab-bar blocking, which we frame in even if the bars come later.
Neighborhoods we work in: Woodside Glens, Town Center, Woodside Hills, Woodside Heights, Woodside Knolls, Woodside Oaks, Emerald Lake Hills, Hidden Valley Farm, Mountain Home, Olive Hill, Kings Mountain, Sky Londa.
Most of Woodside is on septic; sewer reaches the Town Center, Woodside Glens and parts of the Woodside Hills area through town and county sewer districts. If a remodel adds a bathroom or a bedroom on a septic parcel, the town sends a plan set to San Mateo County Environmental Health, which reviews the system before the permit issues. The town also tracks how much of a house is altered: once removed or replaced walls reach 50% within three years, counting walls stripped to the studs, the whole house needs fire sprinklers, WUI upgrades and driveway work, and at 75% a fire hydrant within 600 drivable feet. We fill in the town’s alteration form during design, so you know where your project lands before anything is demolished.
Town of Woodside Building Division (2955 Woodside Rd, Woodside) issues permits in Woodside. Typical review time: not published by the town; we ask the Building Division for the current queue when we apply. We prepare the drawings, pull the permit under our license and meet the inspector at every visit; the fee is a line item on your estimate.
WestLight Energy (formerly Peninsula Clean Energy) supplies the power and PG&E delivers it. WestLight's rebates cover heat pump water heaters and heating, with a bonus for a panel upgrade. A large rural house adding induction and a heat-pump water heater usually starts with a load calculation.
Two to three days for an acrylic wall system, about five working days for a tiled shower, and seven to ten for curbless. The town asks for inspections to be booked 72 hours ahead, so we schedule them before the walls close.
If the valve or drain moves, yes: from the Town of Woodside, or from San Mateo County if your parcel is unincorporated. A like-for-like swap on the same drain sometimes does not; we confirm before quoting.
Not usually. The town’s checklist sends plans to County Environmental Health when a bathroom or bedroom is added, and a conversion inside an existing bathroom does neither.
In a Woodside house with several bathrooms, one tub elsewhere is enough. In a smaller Glens house with one full bath, we talk through who will live there before taking the only tub out.
Tell us about the room. We visit the same week, measure, and send a written, itemized estimate within 48 hours.
We answer within 10 minutes, Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM.