Bath-to-shower & walk-in shower conversions · Leeds

Make daily showering easier without losing control of the wider room.

A planned bath-to-shower conversion or wider bathroom update, with the plumbing, wall preparation, tiling and finishing handled together.

Project deliverySupply & Fit or Fit Only — your choice.

AGUK Leeds walk-in shower projectAGUK completed project
Detailed quotationProfessionally managedFully insured12-month workmanship warranty

What this service is designed to do

Replace the bath with a shower solution that fits the room properly.

Removing a bath can expose unfinished walls, flooring and plumbing that need to be integrated into the new shower area. We assess the surrounding room and quote the work as a joined-up conversion.

01

Easier access

Choose a lower-entry tray or level-access arrangement where the room allows.

02

Correct sizing

Tray, screen and entry space are planned against the actual room measurements.

03

Integrated finish

The altered walls, floor, plumbing and tiling are finished as part of one scope.

04

Clear options

We explain whether a local conversion or wider refurbishment is more practical.

Scope made clear

What your quotation can include.

Every property and project is different. We define the exact scope after the site visit, so you can see what is included before committing.

  • Bath and existing screen removal
  • Assessment of exposed walls and floor
  • Water and waste alterations
  • Shower tray or level-access system where specified
  • Wall preparation and waterproofing
  • Shower valve, riser and screen installation
  • Making good, tiling and silicone
  • Testing, cleaning and handover
Bathroom finishing details completed by AGUK
One teamSurvey → scope → programme → handover

Planning before installation

A conversion should solve access without creating new compromises.

We check the available entry space, screen opening, controls, drainage and the condition behind the existing bath. That lets us recommend a practical scope rather than simply fitting the largest tray available.

  • Tray height and entry
  • Screen opening and splash control
  • Position of shower controls
  • Existing wall finish and matching options
  • Floor making-good
  • Whether wider room work is sensible
See how the project is managed

Useful to know

Questions about walk-in showers.

Can you replace only the bath area?+

Sometimes. It depends on the wall finish, floor condition, product sizes and whether a neat, durable junction can be achieved. We confirm this after inspection.

Is a walk-in shower the same as a wet room?+

Not necessarily. A walk-in shower may use a low tray, while a wet room normally relies on a formed floor and wider waterproofed area.

Can you add grab rails or a seat?+

Suitable rails, seats and control positions can be discussed as part of an accessible layout, subject to the wall construction and individual requirements.

Will removing a bath affect the whole floor?+

The surrounding floor may need making good or replacing depending on what is exposed and the intended finish. This is assessed before quotation.

Start with a clear conversation

Discuss your walk-in showers project.

Tell us what you are considering and we will help you understand the right next step.