Every Tullahoma bathroom renovation uses Southern Showers products, installed by highly trained, experienced installers with years of experience. Choose a shower remodel, a bathtub replacement or a walk-in shower conversion.
Ready to retire that dated or damaged shower? We install a fresh base and grout-free walls with the accessories you pick. Shower replacement in Tullahoma means less scrubbing and a bathroom you'll actually enjoy.
View ServiceFor homes that still need a tub, we replace stained or damaged bathtubs with a new tub and matching wall system. It's durable, easy to clean and a big visual upgrade for the money.
View ServicePlenty of homeowners ask us to swap a tub for a walk-in shower. We remove the tub and install a low-entry shower, with optional grab bars and a seat for safer, easier everyday use.
View ServicePrefer a walk-in tub you can sit down in? See our walk-in tubs →
We don’t have enough Tullahoma projects yet for town-only pricing, so these ranges come from 115 Southern Showers projects across our service area.
Four things move the price the most. Your designer walks through each one at your free in-home consultation.
Based on 115 Southern Showers bathroom projects sold in our service area. Your exact price is set at your free consultation and locked in before we start.
Flexible Funding
*With approved credit.
One trip, one day, done. Most Tullahoma projects wrap up before our crew heads home.
Both the product and the installation labor are covered for life.
Finance your new bathroom with nothing down and flexible payments.
We love our new shower, expertly installed by Kyle R. from Southern Showers. Kyle showed up on time, was pleasant, hardworking, got it done in less than a day. We are very pleased with the experience and the end product.
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BEFOREAFTERWe'll set a free in-home consultation in Tullahoma and plan our route so your designer arrives on time.
Pick colors, base and features, and get a written price that's locked before materials are ordered.
Our crew makes the drive, installs your new shower or tub and leaves the space clean.
Call (615) 931-1950 or send your info using the form. We'll be in touch to get your free visit on the calendar. What's next:
We’re family-owned, not private equity. You’ll work with highly trained, experienced installers, get one written price before anything is ordered, and every Tullahoma install is backed by a Lifetime Warranty on the product and the labor.
Most projects are installed in one day, including cleanup. If plumbing has to move or the layout changes, we’ll tell you the timeline before you sign so you can plan around it.
Across our service area, about half of projects fall between $13,700 and $17,200. Smaller refreshes cost less and larger custom showers cost more. Your exact Tullahoma price is set in writing at a free consultation, with $0 down available.
Across our service area, most walk-in shower replacements fall between $13,900 and $17,200. Size, wall style and extras like a seat or glass door move the price. You get an exact written price at your free consultation.
Across our service area, most tub-to-shower conversions fall between $13,600 and $16,600. Removing tile, adding grab bars or a seat, and choosing a glass door all affect the cost. You get one locked written price before any work starts.
Look for a low-threshold or zero-barrier base, a fold-up seat, grab bars and a handheld shower head. We install all of these in Tullahoma homes, usually in one day, and we offer special discounts for seniors and veterans.
Original Medicare generally doesn’t pay for bathroom changes like a tub-to-shower conversion. Some Medicare Advantage plans, VA programs or local aging services may help, so check with your plan. We also offer special discounts for seniors and veterans and $0-down financing.
Yes. Besides Tullahoma, we regularly work in Estill Springs, Manchester, Winchester and Shelbyville and other nearby communities. The in-home consultation is always free, wherever you live in our service area.
Banner photo: Tullahoma depot by Brian Stansberry, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
