We handle tub-to-shower conversions in Menlo Park from $7,500, usually in 1–5 days, under CSLB license #1127360, from our shop 5–12 minutes away.
Part of our tub-to-shower conversion on the Peninsula. Everything we do in town: kitchen and bathroom remodeling in Menlo Park.
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2026 prices
From $7,500; Base pricing. County-permitted streets (West Menlo Park, Menlo Oaks) have different permit fees.
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.
Ballpark estimator
A range from our published packages, before a site visit. Your written estimate sets the exact price.
Send me the detailed estimateMenlo Park conversions split by house. In The Willows and Allied Arts the tub is often original cast iron, which we break up in place to get it out of a small room, and the raised floor lets us put a new drain wherever the shower needs it. In Sharon Heights, the hall bath is upstairs and the tub is steel or fiberglass, out in an hour, with a pan flood-tested before tile because there is a finished ceiling below. Owners in Vintage Oaks and Stanford Hills who are planning to stay ask for a curbless shower and grab-bar blocking.
Neighborhoods we work in: The Willows, Allied Arts, Linfield Oaks, Felton Gables, Sharon Heights, Stanford Hills, Central Menlo, University Heights, Suburban Park, Lorelei Manor, Vintage Oaks, Belle Haven, Flood Park Triangle.
The Willows sits between Willow Road and San Francisquito Creek, a few minutes from our shop. Most houses are 1920s to 1940s cottages and ranches on raised floors, many with an original bathroom and a closed kitchen. Streets nearest the creek are in a FEMA flood zone: a single bathroom or kitchen almost never reaches the substantial-improvement threshold, but we check the numbers before a larger project. Permits go to the City of Menlo Park Building Division.
City of Menlo Park Building Division (701 Laurel St, Menlo Park) issues permits in Menlo Park. Typical review time: about 4–8 weeks for a complete submission; we confirm the current time 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.
Peninsula Clean Energy and PG&E; electrification rebates come through Peninsula Clean Energy and BayREN.
Two to three days for an acrylic system, about five working days for tile. We are five minutes away, so there is no travel day on either end.
If the drain or valve moves, yes: from the city, or from San Mateo County if your street is unincorporated. A like-for-like swap sometimes does not.
Yes. We break it up in place with the room sealed off; it is noisy for about an hour.
Both work. Acrylic is lighter and has no grout; tile looks better and lasts longer. Either way we flood-test the pan before the walls go on.
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.