Timeless Creations Tile
Custom showers · Boise, Idaho

Custom showers in Boise, Idaho

We build custom tile showers: walk-in, curbless, tub-to-shower conversions, and full master showers. Every shower starts with a carefully formulated plan and a floor-to-ceiling waterproofing system, and finishes with a well-planned layout and custom shower glass.

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · 64 reviews · 2 Certified Tile Installers · Idaho RCE-58692
Serving Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Nampa, Caldwell, and the Treasure Valley, with projects in Sun Valley and McCall.
Custom showers in Boise, IdahoPhoto: built for Avision Windows and Doors

The shower you'll never see.

A shower fails from the inside. So we build the inside first. Most often our shower pans are made with sloped concrete, built by hand, so water moves to the drain and nowhere else. The walls get a full waterproofing system, floor to ceiling, not just a coat of something on the surface. The layout is planned before the first cut. Then the tile goes in. Custom glass is the finishing touch.

Proper prep, complete coverage, and expert care are the reasons our showers look the same in ten years as they do on handoff day.

Walk-in, curbless, tub, or panel.

Walk-in showers. A low curb, a bench or a niche if you want one, glass to finish.

Curbless showers. No step at all. The floor slopes inside the pan so the whole bathroom floor runs flat into the shower.

Tub-to-shower conversions. The most common update we do. The old tub comes out, the new pan and waterproofing go in, and the room feels twice as big.

Tub replacements. A new tub, set level and sealed, with a tiled surround built the same way we build a shower.

Large-format panel showers. Porcelain slabs floor to ceiling, with almost no grout lines. A linear drain along one wall lets the floor slope one way so the panels run right to the edge.

Micro cement showers. Seamless, grout-free walls and floors, hand-troweled and sealed. A modern look that's easy to keep clean.

Walk-in, curbless, tub, or panel.

What moves the number.

The size of the shower. Whether the tub comes out. Whether plumbing moves. The tile you choose and how it's laid. Glass, bench, niche, and a linear drain each add to it. We walk the project first, then put every line in writing.

How it goes.

We follow the same remodeling process on every project: in-depth planning, an estimate in writing, an enjoyable build, and a final walkthrough where we discuss warranty and care before we leave. See how it goes →

What clients say

"Micah and his team did an amazing job with our shower. They showed up on time, got the work done with a very high level of expertise and detail."

Dom A. · Google review

"Ahead of schedule, under budget, and with professional attention to detail."

Elise A. · tub to walk-in shower

Read them all on Google →

Questions people ask.

How long does a shower remodel take?

Most showers take a few days to two weeks, depending on how much comes out and what goes in. Materials are ordered before day one, so the job doesn't stall.

What is a concrete shower pan, and why does it matter?

It's the sloped floor under the tile, built by hand so water runs to the drain. A pan that isn't sloped right is why showers leak, stay wet, and grow mildew in the corners.

Do you waterproof the walls, or just the floor?

Both, floor to ceiling. We use a full waterproofing system, not a coat of paint-on product.

Can I have a curbless shower in an existing house?

Usually, yes. It depends on the floor framing; we check that when we walk the project.

Do you do the glass?

Yes. Custom shower glass is measured after the tile is in and installed last.

Start with a conversation

Thinking about a new shower?

(208) 306-4004

Tell us about the shower you'd like to update. We check messages every day and reply within one business day. Often the same afternoon.

Every project is covered by our 2-year workmanship warranty, and enrolled in manufacturer lifetime warranties where applicable.

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