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Oasis Bath Solutions
5.0(
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Serving Sammamish, WA and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2022

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"We needed to replace our shower due to a bad initial installation when the house was built. Oasis Bath Solutions was listed with Angi when we contracted for the build in October 2025. Andrew, their sales representative did a great job in assessing what needed to be done to redo our shower, showing us all the options and helping for us to pick a package that would work for us. When the work started, our build team was Jimmy and Jonny along with Caleb, the coordinator who ordered the supplied, hand picked the team and kept us in the loop the entire time. Jimmy and Jonny were both professional, creative and hard working. There were some challenges in both the removal and installation phases of the shower and they kept us informed, coordinating with us every step of the way. Our shower is complete and we are very satisfied with the completed project. We would recommend them to any one needing a new shower as the entire group we worked with is very, very customer in."
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Cherry Bath Remodel
Cherry Bath Remodel
White Pearl Shower

+26

Response time6 hrs
Response rate98%
83 neighbors recently requested a quote
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Jacuzzi Bath Remodel of Seattle
4.4(
82
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Serving Sammamish, WA and surrounding areas

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In business since 2022

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"Corbin and Pedro were the installers and they were great. They cut out my old tub unit and replaced with my new Jacuzzi shower remodel. Everything was neat, clean, they respected my home and left everything in perfect shape. I am so pleased with the whole process. It is a joy to use my new shower system now. Thank you Jacuzzi Bath Remodel and thank you Corbin and Pedro, you did the company proud."
Tub and Shower
Safety Shower
Shower
Walk-In Shower
Safety Shower

+16

223 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by83%of homeowners
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Bath Planet
3.8(
96
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Serving Sammamish, WA and surrounding areas

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In business since 2011

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"Project: replacing old tub with walk-in shower. The agent had great respect for the staff and workers who would be installing my shower. He provided us with examples of what we needed to look for with installation issues etc Installation to be scheduled for sometime in May. Yes, I would recommend this company."
Walk-in shower
Walk In Tub
Walk In Tub
Walk In Shower
Soaker Tub

+6

Response time1 day
121 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by86%of homeowners
Excel General Contractor, LLC
4.5(
90
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Serving Sammamish, WA and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 1975

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"I came up with some initial drawings for Pete and his architect to give them an idea of what we wanted. After some back and forth with them, we were able to settle on a floor plan very close to our imagined ideas. Pete's crew headed up by Oscar was very professional. Even though the work on the house was a major undertaking, they were able to create a temporary plywood wall in one of the old bedrooms so that during most of the project we had enough bedrooms for our kids. This was huge. As far as subcontractors go, there were a few issues with flaky people, but Pete was able to deal with them/replace them as needed and we were able to get the entire inside portion of the project done by our deadline (before the baby was here). Honestly I think this was mainly due to the boom in the housing market so there is more work than contractors to go around. There was a little outside siding work to wrap up at the end, but we were alright with that since it could happen really anytime without affecting us inside. Pete was also happy to use our painter in the project. We'd used a painter previously that we were very happy with and wanted to use him again, so Pete was ok with this. He had his own guy give us an estimate (which actually was less than our guy was charging), but we ended up using our own. Pete was fine with this - which I really appreciated. We're very happy with the finished product. The new part of our house is in perfect character with the rest of our house both inside and outside. From the outside, you'd never know we have an addition except that the scale of the house is now much grander than before. From the inside, everything flows exactly as we'd hoped, the finishes all match the rest of the house and we have sooo much more space now. We now have enough space that we'll never need to move unless we want to. Also, the new covered deck area is absolutely awesome. We now have a 3-season room that we use all the time. It's fantastic. We made the deck a separate project (the main house addition work was finished in mid-winter, so we waited 'til the summer to do the deck). I got a few bids, for this work - none of the deck companies would put up walls under the overhang the way we wanted, and Pete was able to match them on price while also doing the screen walls. We got vinyl windows that I found online delivered from an east-cost provider and he was able to integrate those into this project, which was great to have it all done by a single contractor. It gives us another ~150 sq ft of living space that we can use for most of the year and I absolutely love it. Budget-wise, we stayed right on point. Pete gave us an itemized price list for all the work, including finishing allowances, to be done from the outset and we stayed within a few percentage points of this throughout the project. We even picked up some finishing materials on our own to save a bit (we got some tile from Costco when they had a sale, other tile from Home Depot that was on closeout - saved several hundred bucks that way). Finally - and this is absolutely key - Pete 100% stands behind his work. We had a few minor issues (totally expected on a project this size) and he always had them resolved quickly. Example, very recently, we had a problem with the backing starting to show through on the mirror in the new bathroom. I called him, he came out and looked at it within a few days. There was no argument needed, Pete just said 'yup, we'll take care of that'. So he ordered the replacement glass, and we now have a replacement mirror installed. This all happened within a couple weeks, with absolutely no headache on our part. This is something that is extremely hard to find. Because of the great service - we plan on hiring Pete again to do a Master Bathroom remodel in a couple years. I'd suggest you do the same!"
Response time2 days
4 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by94%of homeowners
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FAQs for shower installation and replacement projects in Sammamish, WA

Replacing your tub with a shower can modernize your bathroom and improve accessibility, often providing a high return on investment. However, if it's the only bathtub in your home, removing it may decrease resale value, as many buyers look for at least one bathtub. Consider your long-term plans and consult a real estate professional if resale value is a concern.

While showers cost slightly more to install than tubs, the overall expense depends on various factors such as materials, size, and features. A tub installation costs $2,400 to $8,800 on average, whereas showers average $2,000 to $9,400. Custom designs, luxury fixtures, or extensive plumbing work can increase costs for both options. It's important to assess your specific needs and budget when deciding between installing a shower or a tub.

Converting a tub to a shower generally takes between one and three days. The timeline depends on the complexity of the project, materials chosen, and whether plumbing modifications are necessary. Installing a standard prefabricated shower can be completed quickly, while custom tile work or extensive plumbing changes may extend the project's duration. Planning accordingly can help minimize disruptions during the conversion.

Converting a tub to a shower offers several benefits, including saving space and making your bathroom feel more open and modern. Showers improve accessibility, especially for those with mobility challenges, by eliminating the need to step over a high tub wall. Additionally, updating to a stylish shower can enhance your bathroom's aesthetic appeal and may increase your home's resale value if another tub is available elsewhere in the house.

Choosing between a shower stall and a custom shower depends on your budget and preferences. Prefabricated stalls are less expensive and faster to install but offer limited styles. Custom showers allow personalization of size, materials, and features but cost more and require professional installation. Evaluate your needs and budget to select the best option for your space.

If you’re converting a tub to a shower, you may want to consider remodeling your whole bathroom. The ROI on bathroom remodels is high (over 70%), so you can enjoy an upgraded bathroom while you live in your home and get your money back if you decide to sell later. The average cost to remodel a bathroom is around $6,600 to $16,600, so factor in this price range when you’re budgeting for your project.

Converting a tub to a shower alone isn't easy to DIY, so look for a bathroom remodeler near you if you decide to take on a larger bathroom remodel to ensure it's done correctly.

The Sammamish, WA homeowners’ guide to shower installations and replacements

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