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Clients need a shower that is genuinely waterproof (not just moisture-resistant) at the floor and wall junction, with correct drain slope and grout joints sealed against infiltration.

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About Shower Installation Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Shower installation includes framing the shower niche and bench, installing cement board or Schluter KERDI waterproof membrane on the floor and walls, setting the pre-sloped foam shower pan or mortar bed at 1/4 inch per foot toward the linear or center drain, tiling with non-slip floor tile, and installing plumbing trim (valve, handshower, body sprays). The waterproof membrane is the most critical element — it must be continuous from the drain flange to 6 inches above the finished floor on all walls.

Clients need a shower that is genuinely waterproof (not just moisture-resistant) at the floor and wall junction, with correct drain slope and grout joints sealed against infiltration.

Licensing & credentials: Building permit required; licensed plumber for rough-in; Schluter and Wedi offer certified installation training for their waterproofing systems.

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Shower Installation — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Shower Installation services

What is the difference between cement board and a waterproof membrane for showers?

Cement board (Durock, Hardiebacker) is water-resistant but not waterproof — tile grout and cement board joints can wick moisture over time. Schluter KERDI or RedGard are true waterproof barriers.

How much slope does a shower floor need?

1/4 inch per foot toward the drain in all directions — a 36-inch shower needs 3/4-inch total slope from the farthest corner to the drain.

What is a linear drain vs. a center drain?

Linear drains run along one wall, allowing the floor to slope in one direction only — simplifying large format tile installation. Center drains require a 4-way pitch that is more complex with large tiles.

What size tile is best for shower floors?

Smaller tiles (2x2, 1x1, mosaic) create more grout lines that provide traction on wet floors; large format tiles (12x12+) are harder to slope correctly and can feel slippery without proper non-slip finish.

What causes showers to leak years after installation?

Failed grout in floor joints, cracked grout at the floor-wall junction (which must be caulked, not grouted), and improper waterproofing behind the tile are the most common long-term failure causes.

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