Custom tiled showers & bathroom remodels

Showers and bathrooms are the bulk of our work — and the part where what sits behind the tile matters more than anything you can see.

What we build

Built so the water never gets past the membrane

A tiled shower is a waterproofing job with tile on top of it. Tile and grout are not waterproof — water gets through both. What keeps it out of your framing is the membrane and the pan underneath, and that is the part nobody sees once the job is done.

So that is where the time goes. We take the old surround out, look at what is actually behind it, fix what is soft or out of plumb, then build and waterproof the substrate before any tile is set.

  • Full bathroom remodels
  • Tub-to-shower conversions
  • Curbless and low-threshold showers
  • Benches, niches and shampoo shelves
  • Pebble, marble mosaic, subway, travertine and large-format tile
  • Matching bathroom floors
Tiled shower with a built-in bench and a recessed niche

How a shower goes in

The order matters more than the tile

Skip a step here and the failure shows up two years later, behind the wall, where fixing it means taking the whole thing out again.

01

Strip back and check the framing

Old surround out, substrate inspected. If something behind it is soft or out of plumb, it gets fixed now rather than tiled over.

02

Slope the pan

Water has to reach the drain from every point in the pan. That slope is built in deliberately, not hoped for.

03

Waterproof, then test

Bonded membrane over the pan and walls, seams and corners sealed, drain tied in. This is the layer doing the real work.

04

Set the tile

Layout planned so cuts fall out of eyeline, full tiles land where the eye goes first, and the grout lines run true.

Finished

Showers we have built

Frameless glass shower with beige tile, bronze fixtures, and pebble mosaic floor
Finished walk-in shower with beige wall tile, black fixtures, and pebble mosaic floor
White subway tile shower with black rain shower head, tiled bench, and pebble mosaic floor
Interior view of finished shower through glass door, showing bronze shower head and pebble floor
Frosted glass shower door and brushed nickel pull handle beside a freestanding tub
Finished shower interior from ceiling to pebble mosaic floor
Wide view of finished white tile shower with black fixtures, niche, bench, and pebble floor
Finished walk-in shower with subway tile walls, mosaic niche, and pebble tile floor
Finished bathroom with marble double vanity and subway tile walls
Finished bathroom with double vanity, round mirrors, and subway tile walls

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What a customer said

“Masters Flooring did an excellent job of fixing my bathroom floor/shower and making the room gorgeous. Cris is very knowledgeable, reliable, hard working and professional. Ashley ordered all the needed materials and knew exactly what questions to ask to keep the project on target. The Lara’s are a great team to make your project perfect.”

Jill Beaman via Google

Common questions

Showers & bathrooms

Can you replace a fiberglass tub surround with a tiled shower?

Yes — that is a job we do regularly. We remove the old surround, rebuild and waterproof the substrate, then tile the shower to match the new floor.

Do you supply the tile and materials?

We offer discounted pricing on materials and will help you choose them, then handle the whole process from start to finish. Ashley does most of the material side.

Are estimates free?

Yes. We offer complimentary in-home estimates for both residential and commercial work.

Are you licensed?

Yes — Oregon CCB #238301, licensed, bonded and insured. Anyone can look that number up on the Construction Contractors Board site.

Next step

Thinking about the bathroom?

A free in-home estimate and a straight answer on what it takes. Call Cris, or send the details and we will come back to you.