Shower Tile & Waterproofing
Waterproofed shower installations in New Jersey and New York. Cement board, full membrane, sloped pan, sealed corners. Every step photographed.


Shower Tile & Waterproofing
The part of your shower that decides whether it lasts ten years is the part you will never see. We photograph every layer of it, so you know what went in behind your tile.
- Full membrane waterproofing on every shower
- Sloped mortar pans and linear drains
- Custom niches and benches
- Progress photos of every layer
Cement board over the studs. A full waterproofing membrane bonded across the board, not just painted in the corners. A pan sloped correctly to the drain so water leaves instead of sitting. Corners, seams and the drain flange sealed. Only then does tile go on. Skip any one of those and the shower still looks perfect on day one, which is exactly the problem.
A shower that was not waterproofed does not announce itself. Water gets past the grout, which it always does eventually, soaks the board, and works its way into the framing. You find out eighteen months later when a stain appears on the ceiling below. By then the fix is not regrouting, it is opening the wall.
Anyone who tells you a shower is a one-day job is either not waterproofing it or not letting it cure. Demo and prep take a day. Membrane goes on and has to actually dry. Then tile, then grout, then grout cures. Most showers run three to five days start to finish, and we give you the schedule before we start.
