They did an excellent job. They were professional, yet very friendly. My shower has nice firm walls and floors—not acrylic. I recommend them for all jobs, big or small.
Lynda McEwan Local Guide
Premium Bathroom Improvements for Tellico Village Homes
Replace an outdated tub, difficult-to-maintain shower or poorly used bathing area with a bathroom that is more comfortable, easier to care for and designed to complement your home.
Our local employee team installs substantial grout-free shower systems with marble, stone and contemporary designs—giving you the finished appearance you expect without settling for a thin molded surround.
Serving Tellico Village: In-home bathroom and shower consultations throughout the 37774 and 37885 areas.
A Better Alternative to Grout and Molded Surrounds
A lower-maintenance shower should not look or feel like a downgrade. Tellico Village homeowners can choose refined marble, stone, subway and contemporary wall designs while leaving behind the recurring cleaning and maintenance associated with traditional tile and grout joints.
FIBO is a substantial waterproof wall-panel system designed for finished shower environments. The existing bathing area is removed, the space is properly prepared and the new system is fitted to the bathroom rather than placed over the old fixture as a liner.
The panels lock together and are sealed with an MS polymer sealant, creating a durable wet-area surface without traditional grout lines. That means easier routine care without giving up the depth, pattern and visual character expected in a well-designed bathroom.
Compare wall patterns and completed shower styles, then discuss how your preferred design can be adapted to the dimensions and features of your Tellico Village bathroom.
Reclaim the Primary Bathroom
If a bathtub occupies valuable room but rarely gets used, replacing it with a properly designed shower can improve entry, increase usable space and make the entire bathroom feel more intentional.
Some Tellico Village bathrooms have a standard alcove tub. Others include a deck-mounted garden tub or jetted bathtub that occupies a much larger portion of the primary bathroom. Each layout creates a different opportunity for the finished shower.
The existing fixture and surrounding materials are removed so the space can be measured, prepared and rebuilt as a complete waterproof shower system—not covered with a liner or fitted with a temporary cosmetic solution.
The reclaimed footprint can support easier entry, purposeful storage, a comfortable seat, carefully positioned fixtures and glass selected to complement the room. Every feature is planned around how you want the shower to look and function.
Wall Designs, Bases and Finishing Details
Lower maintenance does not require settling for a molded, institutional or builder-grade appearance. Start with a wall design you genuinely like, then coordinate the shower base, storage, fixtures, seating and glass around the room.
Deeper colors and natural-looking textures create a strong, architectural focal point without traditional stone maintenance.
Explore Stone and Slate Designs →
Familiar architectural character with the clean appearance of subway patterns and no traditional grout joints to maintain.
Explore Subway-Look Designs →
Refined veining and lighter finishes provide a polished appearance that works especially well in spacious primary bathrooms.
Explore Marble Designs →A finished shower feels intentional when its surfaces and functional features are selected together rather than treated as unrelated upgrades.
Composite-stone, reinforced acrylic, and custom-fit cultured marble options coordinated with the room, wall design and desired entry.
Recessed niches, shelves and seating positioned around how the shower will actually be used.
Handheld, rain-shower and coordinated control options in finishes selected to complement the design.
Framed, semi-frameless and frameless configurations selected for the opening, layout and finished appearance.
Compare base styles and learn how the right base supports the entry, dimensions and visual direction of the completed shower.
Explore Shower Base OptionsMatch the Project to the Result You Want
Some bathrooms need a completely new shower. Others benefit most from replacing an underused tub or coordinating several improvements throughout the room. Start with the outcome you want, then explore the project path that fits it.
Replace an outdated, difficult-to-maintain or poorly designed shower with a complete waterproof system, coordinated finishes and features selected for everyday use.
Explore Shower Remodeling → 02Remove a standard, garden or jetted bathtub and use the available footprint to create a more accessible, spacious and thoughtfully finished shower.
Explore Tub-to-Shower Conversions →Create easier entry with a low-profile or curbless base while preserving the refined appearance of the bathroom.
Explore Walk-In Showers → 04Coordinate the shower or bathtub with flooring, vanity, lighting, ventilation and other improvements beyond the wet area.
Explore Bathroom Remodeling → 05Retain the convenience of a bathtub while replacing an aging or outdated fixture with a more attractive, practical bathing area.
Explore Bathtub Replacement →Not sure which scope fits your bathroom? An in-home consultation lets us measure the room, understand what you want to improve and compare the most appropriate options.
Request a Design ConsultationComfortable Access Without Compromising the Design
A shower can be easier to enter and more comfortable to use without looking institutional. The entry, wall design, fixtures, storage, seating and glass can all be planned as coordinated parts of one refined shower.
Low-entry and curbless showers reduce the barrier created by a bathtub wall or conventional shower curb. The right choice depends on the room dimensions, floor construction, drainage requirements and the way you want the finished shower to look.
Both options can be paired with substantial waterproof FIBO walls, stable slip-resistant bases and features that improve comfort now while making the shower easier to use over time.
A reduced threshold provides easier access while working within many existing bathroom layouts.
A minimal or flush entry creates a more open transition when the bathroom construction and drainage design support it.
Stable, slip-resistant shower base
Waterproof FIBO wall panels
MS polymer-sealed panel joints
Recessed storage and shelves
Built-in or fold-away seating
Grab-bar preparation and placement
Handheld or rain-shower fixtures
Coordinated plumbing finishes
Framed, semi-frameless or frameless glass
Thoughtful entry, support, storage and fixture placement can make the shower more comfortable for daily use while preserving the polished, residential appearance expected in a Tellico Village home.
Clear Planning From the Beginning
A well-finished shower begins with more than choosing a wall pattern. An experienced project manager evaluates the actual bathroom, discusses the result you want and helps coordinate the products and features before the proposed scope is defined.
That preparation gives you a clearer understanding of what will be installed, how the pieces work together and what to expect once the project begins.
We measure the existing bathroom and review the layout, entry, plumbing locations and available shower footprint.
We discuss how you want the bathroom to look, function and feel when the project is complete.
Wall designs, bases, fixtures, storage, seating and glass are selected as parts of one finished system.
The proposal identifies the planned work, selected products and realistic expectations before installation is scheduled.
Your project is completed by our local installation team—not handed off to an unrelated subcontracting crew.
Work areas and access paths are protected, and cleanup remains part of the installation process.
The schedule reflects the actual project scope instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all installation promise.
The relationship does not end at the final walkthrough. Our local team remains available if you need help with the installed system.
Your consultation is built around your bathroom, your priorities and the finished result you expect in your Tellico Village home.
They did an excellent job. They were professional, yet very friendly. My shower has nice firm walls and floors—not acrylic. I recommend them for all jobs, big or small.
Lynda McEwan Local Guide
Speak directly with our local team about the shower or bathroom improvements you are considering for your Tellico Village home.
Connected Local Service Area
Our local employee team provides tub-to-shower conversions, shower remodeling and coordinated bathroom improvements for homeowners in Tellico Village and throughout the connected Farragut service area.
Helpful Answers Before Your Consultation
Straightforward answers about shower replacement, tub-to-shower conversions, grout-free wall systems, design choices, project scope and in-home proposals.
Yes. The existing shower, wall materials and base can be removed so the area can be prepared for a complete waterproof replacement system. The new shower can include a stable base, FIBO wall panels, storage, seating, updated fixtures and coordinated glass. Learn more about our shower remodeling options .
Yes. A deck-mounted garden or jetted tub can often be removed and its larger footprint used for a more spacious shower. The available room may support a larger base, additional storage, seating, premium fixtures or a more open glass configuration. The design is developed around the actual dimensions and layout of the bathroom.
Yes. FIBO waterproof wall panels provide a grout-free alternative with marble, stone, subway-look and contemporary designs. The panels lock together and are sealed with an MS polymer sealant, eliminating traditional grout joints without giving the shower a thin molded appearance.
FIBO is a substantial waterproof wall-panel system with individual panels, locking joints and a broad selection of finished designs. Molded acrylic surrounds are typically formed as a limited number of shaped pieces. FIBO provides greater design flexibility and can be custom fitted around many bathroom dimensions and architectural features.
Available styles include marble, stone, slate, subway-look, contemporary and wood-look patterns, along with contrasting feature-wall combinations. You can explore shower wall designs and completed shower styles before narrowing the selections for your bathroom.
A low-entry shower uses a reduced threshold that is easier to cross than a bathtub wall or conventional shower curb. A curbless shower minimizes or removes the raised transition. The right option depends on the bathroom dimensions, floor construction, drainage needs and desired finished appearance.
Yes. Seating, grab-bar preparation, handheld fixtures, slip-resistant bases and easier entry can be coordinated with the wall design, plumbing finish and glass. These features can improve daily comfort while preserving the appearance of a refined residential shower.
That depends on how the household uses the bathroom. If the bathtub is used regularly, replacement may be the better choice. If it occupies valuable space but is rarely used, converting it into a shower may provide greater daily value. We can compare both options during the consultation.
A shower-only project works well when the bathing area is the main feature that needs improvement. Broader bathroom remodeling may be appropriate when the project also includes flooring, a vanity, lighting, ventilation or other coordinated changes outside the wet area.
The schedule depends on the size of the shower, selected products, glass configuration and whether the work extends beyond the wet area. A focused shower project generally requires less time than a broader bathroom remodel. We provide realistic scheduling expectations after the bathroom is measured and the scope is defined.
Cost is influenced by the bathroom and shower dimensions, base style, wall design, fixtures, storage, seating, glass and any work outside the shower. An in-home evaluation allows the proposal to reflect the actual room and selected improvements instead of a generic package price.
Call 865-247-5504 or submit the consultation form on this page. An experienced project manager will measure the bathroom, discuss the result you want, compare appropriate options and prepare a clearly defined proposal without a scripted presentation or same-day pressure.
Start With the Bathroom You Already Have
Meet with an experienced project manager who will measure the room, understand what you want to improve and help you compare shower and bathroom options suited to your home.
Wall designs, shower bases, fixtures, storage, seating and glass can be coordinated before the proposed scope is defined—without a scripted presentation or pressure to make a same-day decision.
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