One gentle slope, one sleek drain — step in, not over.
Curbless showers are Rocky Hill's fastest-growing floor request: no curb to step over, one clean slope to a linear drain, large tile running wall to wall. Done right they're the safest and best-looking shower floor available; done wrong they're a flood into the bathroom. The difference is all in recessing the subfloor (or ramping correctly), waterproofing past the shower line, and nailing the single-plane slope. We build them to spec and flood-test every one.
Condo tub-shower units are the Rocky Hill staple: replace the surround with tile and the whole unit feels renovated. Colonials run two-plus baths, so hall-bath floors and regrouts stack into efficient multi-room days. Candidacy check is free in Rocky Hill: Rocky Hill condo owners tile one tub surround and the neighbors follow — whole buildings refresh one unit at a time. If your subfloor can't recess, we'll say so and price the low-curb alternative instead of faking it.
Six Rocky Hill shower floors, from workhorse mosaic to spa pebble.
The best residential option: zero threshold, bench-compatible, grab-bar blocking while open. We coordinate glass and fixtures for full accessibility.
Typically 3–4 days: subfloor, waterproofing + test, tile, grout + detail. Longer than standard floors because structure is involved.
Usually yes if the subfloor can recess or the entry can ramp within code — joist direction and depth decide. Free candidacy check with measurements, honest answer either way.
Roughly $2,500–$4,500 for the floor conversion versus $1,000–$2,000 standard — the premium is subfloor surgery, extended waterproofing and the linear drain itself.