Anewgen FlooringColumbia & the Midlands, SC

Custom tile showers & bathroom tile

Custom Tile Showers in Columbia, SC

Walk-in, curbless, and niche-style tile showers, built with proper waterproofing in Columbia, Irmo, Lexington, Chapin, and the surrounding Midlands.

Custom walk-in tile shower with white marble-look wall tile, a hexagon mosaic niche, and a grab bar

20+ years of hands-on flooring experience

Serving Columbia, Irmo, Lexington, and Chapin

Custom Walk-In Tile Showers

A walk-in tile shower opens up a bathroom and makes it easier to use, clean, and enjoy. We design each shower around your bathroom's footprint, your plumbing, and how your household uses it.

Whether you want a simple alcove replacement or a full walk-in shower, we measure carefully, plan the layout, and build the shower to fit your space.

Shower remodeling can mean building a new tile shower in an existing bathroom. We plan the layout around your current plumbing and the room you have.

Shower Waterproofing Systems

Waterproofing is what keeps a tile shower sound for decades. Tile and grout are not waterproof on their own, so the membrane behind them does the real work.

We prepare the framing and backer board, install a waterproofing membrane at the walls and floor, and make sure the drain and every corner are sealed before any tile goes up. We water test our showers to confirm that the drain and slope work as planned.

Shower Niches, Benches, and Curbs

Built-in details make a shower practical. A recessed niche keeps shampoo and soap off the floor, a tiled bench gives you a place to sit, and a curb or a curbless entry sets the look of the room.

We frame and tile each feature as part of the shower, not as an add-on, so the corners, edges, and waterproofing stay continuous.

Porcelain and Ceramic Tile Options

Porcelain and ceramic are both excellent choices for showers. Porcelain is dense and low in water absorption, which makes it a strong pick for wet areas and busy bathrooms. Ceramic is a cost-effective option with a wide range of colors and finishes.

We help you compare sizes, finishes, and patterns, including large-format wall tile and small mosaic floors, so you can choose what suits your style and budget.

Bathroom Floor Tile Installation

The bathroom floor should match the shower and tie the room together. We install bathroom floor tile with a level, properly prepared subfloor, and grout lines that stay even from wall to wall.

We can plan the floor tile and shower tile together so the transitions, thresholds, and cuts look intentional.

Under the floor tile we install an uncoupling membrane, Schluter-DITRA. It sits between the subfloor and the tile, lets small movements in the floor happen without cracking the tile or grout, and helps manage moisture beneath the surface.

Schluter-DITRA uncoupling membrane installed on a bathroom floor before tile, with cement backer board walls and the shower pan in place
Uncoupling membrane installed before the floor tile

Replacing an Outdated Shower

If your current shower or tub surround is worn or outdated, we can remove it and build a new tile shower in the same space. We check the framing, subfloor, and drain location first, so the new shower is built on sound structure.

Our Shower Installation Process

  1. 1

    Measure and design

    We visit your home, measure the bathroom, and talk through tile, layout, and features.

  2. 2

    Remove and inspect

    We remove the old surround or tub and check the framing, subfloor, and drain location.

  3. 3

    Waterproof

    We install the membrane and make sure the drain, corners, and slope are right before anything else goes up.

  4. 4

    Set the tile

    Wall and floor tile go in with level, plumb surfaces and carefully planned grout lines.

  5. 5

    Grout, seal, and finish

    We grout, seal, install fixtures and trim, and clean up before we walk the finished shower with you.

From Preparation to Beautiful Tile Installation

The first two photos show different stages of the same shower project. The first shows the walls prepared with cement backer board for waterproofing. The second shows the custom tile installation. The third shows a walk-in shower with a mosaic tile floor and a recessed niche.

Shower walls covered with GoBoard cement backer board and the shower pan set, before tile
Step 1: Shower Preparation & Waterproofing
Walk-in tile shower with large marble-look wall tile, a tiled half-wall, and a glass block window
Step 2: Custom Tile Installation
Walk-in shower with large white wall tile, a recessed niche, and a mosaic tile floor
Mosaic tile shower floor

Tile Shower Installation in Columbia, Irmo, and Lexington

We build custom tile showers for homeowners in Columbia, Irmo, Lexington, and Chapin, along with the rest of the Midlands. Based at 592 Glenmanor Drive in Irmo, we can schedule a free estimate at your home. You can also see our tile installation services and the areas we serve.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a custom tile shower take?+

The timeline depends on the size of the bathroom, the tile you choose, and the layout. Your written estimate will include a timeline for your project.

Do you build curbless showers?+

Yes. We build curbless showers as well as showers with a curb, and we talk through the entry style with you during your estimate.

Do you install shower glass?+

We do not install shower glass. Our work covers the tile, waterproofing, niches, benches, curbs, and the bathroom floor.

Free Shower Estimates

Tell us about your bathroom and we will schedule a no-obligation visit to measure, discuss tile options, and give you a written estimate.

No obligation. We reply within one business day.