Existing shower and removal
Describe previous repairs and the areas you want assessed. Confirm protection, demolition, debris removal and how concealed conditions will be handled before work begins.
Tub-to-shower conversion · Shower reconstruction · North Atlanta
Discuss removing an existing bathtub for a walk-in shower, rebuilding a worn shower or replacing a complete shower assembly with Bento’s Group / CHIVV Flooring. Start with your city, what you want to change and photos if you have them. Existing dimensions, plumbing, drain location and concealed conditions are confirmed before the final scope and price.
A tub-to-shower conversion can focus on the existing bathtub area without automatically becoming a full bathroom remodel. Share the listing or room photos, approximate tub width if available, your city and when the home will be accessible. A site assessment confirms the opening, plumbing and drain conditions, shower base, waterproofing, tile or wall finish, fixtures and glass before a written estimate is prepared.
You can also ask about a focused shower reconstruction. Tell us whether the concern is the floor, curb, drain, wall tile, fixtures, glass or the overall layout. An inspection is needed before promising a limited repair or deciding what can remain.
Discuss a tub-to-shower conversion
Bento’s Group reviews the renovation scope, materials and trade coordination. Plumbing and electrical work requiring a licensed professional is assigned to the appropriate licensed partner; design, permitting and contract responsibilities are established for the project.
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Describe previous repairs and the areas you want assessed. Confirm protection, demolition, debris removal and how concealed conditions will be handled before work begins.
Discuss the drain, shower base, waterproofing system, wall connections, curb or entry, tile layout and grout. The proposal should identify the preparation and testing included, rather than describe tile installation alone.
Identify valves, shower fittings, niche, bench and glass as separate scope decisions. Confirm allowances, owner-supplied products, exclusions and related licensed trade work.
Yes, the existing bathtub area can be evaluated for a walk-in shower. The final scope depends on the opening, plumbing and drain location, subfloor and wall conditions, shower base, waterproofing, finish material, fixtures and glass. Listing photos can start the conversation, but measurements and access are needed before a final estimate.
A focused reconstruction may be considered after reviewing the existing assembly and the connections to the walls, drain and curb. Photos alone do not establish what can be retained. We discuss what evaluation or opening-up is needed before defining a repair scope.
Surface maintenance and reconstruction are different scopes. Tell us what you are seeing and what has already been attempted so the underlying condition can be assessed before a solution is proposed.
Removal, access, existing conditions, base and drain work, waterproofing, tile pattern, fixtures and glass affect the estimate. Confirm quantities, allowances, inclusions and exclusions in writing; there is no fixed price for every shower.
No. Start with your name, city and preferred contact method. Photos and approximate dimensions help during follow-up; site measurements and product choices can follow the initial discussion.

Gallery example, digitally retouched for presentation. Discuss the features you like; your estimate reflects your existing space and agreed scope.
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Serving Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek, Buckhead and Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Marietta, Woodstock, Acworth, Canton and nearby communities by project appointment. Share your city so we can confirm coverage and the appropriate next step.
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