Shower Installation Beaverton

Comfortable, Reliable Showers Installed for Your Beaverton Home

A new shower should feel like an upgrade, not a hassle. Whether you are replacing a cracked shower, planning a bathroom refresh, or dealing with a leak, our team at Pink Flamingo Plumbing provides organized, low-stress shower installation for local homes. We focus on clear pricing, respectful technicians, and a finished shower you feel good using every day.

Inviting a plumbing crew into your bathroom is personal, and it is normal to worry about cost, mess, and how long your shower will be out of service. We understand that most homeowners are already juggling work, family, and budgets, and they simply need the job done right. Our goal is to explain each step in plain language so you can make decisions with confidence.

From the first call, you will notice our commitment to customer service. We use upfront flat-rate pricing so you know costs before work begins, our uniformed technicians arrive on time in clearly marked trucks, and we treat your bathroom and hallways with care. We serve Beaverton as part of the Portland Metro Area, and we work every day to live up to our slogan, #1 in the #2 Business.

Need shower installation in Beaverton? Call Pink Flamingo Plumbing at (503) 455-7336 or send us a message online today.

Shower Installation for Beaverton Homes With Upfront Flat-Rate Pricing

Homeowners looking for shower installation in Beaverton usually want two things, a reliable finished shower and no surprises on the invoice. We build our service around those needs. Our plumbers focus on residential projects, so we are familiar with the layouts, materials, and plumbing setups found in local houses, townhomes, and condos.

When you call us about a new shower, we start by listening. Some people are upgrading an outdated fiberglass unit, others are planning a bathroom refresh, and some are dealing with a shower that has simply failed. During our visit, we assess the existing shower, valve, and drain, then walk you through your options using clear pricing on a tablet.

We use upfront flat-rate pricing instead of open-ended hourly estimates. That means you see a clear price for the work before we start, based on the scope we agree on together. If we uncover additional issues, such as hidden damage, we pause to explain what we found and review options and costs before continuing, so you stay in control of every decision.

When our schedule allows, we also offer same-day service for urgent situations, such as a leaking shower you have had to stop using. Our goal is to respond promptly whenever we can, and to keep you updated about timing so you know exactly when to expect our team.

Why Beaverton Homeowners Choose Pink Flamingo Plumbing for New Showers

Choosing a plumber is about more than pipes and fittings, it is about who you feel comfortable inviting into your home. We set high standards for how our technicians present themselves and how they treat your space. That starts before we even knock on your door.

Our technicians arrive in uniform, in clearly marked trucks, and on time. You always know who is at your door, and you can expect a polite introduction and a quick review of the plan for the visit. We use tablets to share pricing and recommendations, which keeps everything clear and easy to review together at your kitchen counter or in the bathroom.

We also pay close attention to cleanliness. Our plumbers wear booties inside your home and use floor protection when moving tools and materials through your hallways. In the bathroom, we set up a tidy work area and contain debris as we remove the old shower and prepare for the new installation.

Throughout the job, we keep communication straightforward. If you have questions about fixtures, placement, or timing, we take the time to answer them without jargon. We take pride in being pleasant and respectful in your home, which is part of why families across the Portland Metro Area return to us for additional plumbing work over time.

Our Shower Installation Process From First Call to First Hot Shower

Knowing what to expect can make a bathroom project feel much less stressful. We follow a clear process so you understand what will happen at each step and how long your shower is likely to be out of service. Every home is a little different, and we explain how your specific setup may affect the work.

Here is how our shower installation process typically works:

• Step 1, Initial conversation and scheduling. When you reach out, we ask a few questions about your current shower, the age of your home, and what you are hoping to change. We then schedule a visit at a time that works for you, and we confirm the window so you can plan your day.
• Step 2, On-site assessment. Our technician arrives on time, reviews the bathroom with you, and inspects the existing shower, valve, and drain. We look for access points, signs of previous leaks, and any visible concerns, then explain what we see in plain language.
• Step 3, Reviewing options and flat-rate pricing. Using a tablet, we put together clear options based on your project, such as a straight replacement versus a more involved change. You see flat-rate prices for each option, so you can choose what fits your budget and goals.
• Step 4, Scheduling your installation day. Once you approve the work, we schedule your installation. For straightforward replacements, we often plan for a single day. More complex changes, such as moving a drain or valve, may take longer, and we explain that upfront.
• Step 5, Removing the old shower and preparing the space. On installation day, we protect your floors, remove the existing shower, and prepare the walls and plumbing. If we find unexpected conditions, such as water damage or very old piping, we pause to show you and discuss next steps.
• Step 6, Installing the new shower and plumbing connections. We set the new shower base or pan, connect the drain and valve, and make any necessary plumbing adjustments. Our plumbers work carefully to align fixtures and maintain proper slope for drainage.
• Step 7, Clean up and walkthrough. Before we leave, we clean the work area, remove debris from the bathroom, and collect our floor protection. We then walk through the finished work with you, show you how everything operates, and answer any final questions.

Every project is unique, especially in older homes around Beaverton, so timelines can vary. Our team explains those details clearly ahead of time, and we keep you updated if anything changes along the way.

Shower Options & Common Installation Scenarios

Bathroom projects come in many shapes, and most do not start with a blank slate. We regularly help homeowners replace worn-out showers, update builder-grade units, or adapt their bathrooms to better fit how their family lives now. Understanding these common scenarios can help you picture what your own project might involve.

Many people call us to replace a cracked or stained fiberglass or acrylic shower with a fresh unit that looks cleaner and feels more solid underfoot. Others want to upgrade a tub-shower combo to a shower only to create more space, improve accessibility, or modernize the bathroom. In some homes, the main need is to correct long-standing water temperature or pressure issues that show up every time someone turns on the shower.

We work with a wide range of fixture and valve styles, and we take care to explain your options with clear pros and cons. In some cases, we can keep the drain and valve in their existing locations and simply update the components. In other situations, such as converting a tub to a shower or correcting a poor layout, moving plumbing may provide a better result.

Whenever changes like that are involved, we discuss them before work begins and explain how they affect cost and timing. Our focus is on giving you enough detail to make a comfortable decision without overwhelming you with technical plumbing terms.

Local Shower Installation for Beaverton & the Portland Metro Area

Bathrooms in and around Beaverton reflect the variety of housing across the Portland Metro Area. Some neighborhoods feature older homes with original plumbing and tight access behind walls, while others have newer construction with modern materials. Our residential focus means we see this full range of setups on a regular basis.

The damp climate in this region makes proper waterproofing and drainage especially important in a shower. Even small leaks that continue over time can lead to damage inside walls or under floors. When we install a new shower, we pay attention to how water is directed toward the drain and how surrounding surfaces are protected, and we explain those details in simple terms so you know what is happening behind the finished surfaces.

Because we work across the Portland Metro Area, we are familiar with common building practices and what to expect in many local subdivisions and established neighborhoods. That helps us anticipate potential access challenges or older materials that may need updating during the installation.

At the same time, every home is unique. Our plumbers take the time to look at your specific bathroom, talk through your goals, and plan the work so it fits both your space and your schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new shower installation typically cost?

The cost of a new shower installation depends on your specific bathroom and the scope of work. We use upfront flat-rate pricing instead of open-ended hourly billing, so you see the price for the agreed work before we begin. Factors that influence cost include the type of shower you choose, whether we are simply replacing an existing unit or relocating plumbing, and whether we discover any issues such as damaged framing or outdated piping.

During our visit, we assess your current setup and then present options and pricing on a tablet so you can review everything clearly. If you decide to adjust the scope, such as changing fixture selections or adding work, we update pricing and walk through those changes with you before moving forward. Our goal is for you to feel comfortable with both the plan and the cost.

How long will my shower be out of service during installation?

For many straightforward replacements, homeowners can expect the shower to be unavailable for at least a day while we remove the old unit, complete the plumbing work, and set the new shower. More complex projects, such as converting a tub to a shower or making repairs to framing or plumbing behind the walls, can take longer. The exact timing depends on what we find in your bathroom and how involved the changes are.

When we review your project in person, we outline a realistic timeline based on similar jobs we have completed. If your home has only one shower, we pay close attention to scheduling and walk you through what to expect so you can plan around the downtime. If anything unexpected comes up, we communicate clearly and discuss how it affects timing before we proceed.

Can your plumbers replace my old tub-shower combo with a walk-in shower?

Yes, our team often installs walk-in showers in place of older tub-shower combos. This type of project can open up the bathroom, improve accessibility, and create a more modern look. It usually involves changes to the shower base, surrounding walls, and sometimes the placement of the drain and valve.

During our assessment, we look at the existing plumbing, the space available, and how you plan to use the bathroom. We then explain what will need to change, how that affects cost and timing, and what options you have for fixtures and layout. Our goal is to help you decide whether a walk-in shower is the right fit for your bathroom and your budget.

What should I do to get my bathroom ready before you arrive?

Preparing your bathroom before we arrive helps the visit go smoothly. We typically ask that you clear personal items from the shower, surrounding shelves, and the floor in the work area. If there are rugs, trash cans, or storage pieces in the path between the entry and the bathroom, moving those aside can make it easier for us to bring in tools and materials.

Once we are on site, we put down floor protection as needed and set up our work area. If there is anything you are unsure about, such as what to move or how much space we will need, you can always ask when you schedule the appointment. Our team will guide you through what to expect so you do not have to guess.

How do you keep my home clean during a shower installation?

We take cleanliness seriously, especially when working in bathrooms and hallways that you use every day. Our technicians wear booties inside your home and use floor protection to help shield surfaces from dust and debris while we bring tools and materials in and out. In the bathroom, we keep our work area as tidy as possible and collect debris as we go.

At the end of the job, we remove our floor protection, collect our tools, and clean up the immediate work area. That includes picking up loose materials and making sure we do not leave packaging or debris behind. We want you to notice your new shower, not a mess, when we are finished.

What happens if you find water damage or old plumbing behind my shower?

If we uncover water damage, deteriorated framing, or very old plumbing once the old shower is removed, we stop and show you what we found. Hidden conditions like these are not always visible before demolition, especially in older homes, and they can affect what needs to be done for a lasting installation. We explain your options and how each choice would affect pricing and timing.

Because we use flat-rate pricing, we provide updated costs for any additional work and review them with you before we continue. You always decide how you want to proceed, and we do not move ahead with changes without your approval. Our aim is to address problems properly, while keeping you informed and in control.

Can you install a new shower as part of my larger bathroom remodel?

We frequently install showers as part of broader bathroom remodels. In these situations, our role is to handle the plumbing work for the new shower, such as setting the shower base or drain, installing and adjusting the valve, and connecting water lines. The exact timing of our visits typically depends on the overall remodel schedule and when other work, such as framing or tile, will be completed.

When you contact us, let us know if your shower project is part of a larger remodel. We can then discuss the sequence of work and what needs to be in place before and after our part of the job. Clear communication about timing helps everyone stay on the same page and keeps your project moving forward smoothly.

Schedule Your Shower Installation With Pink Flamingo Plumbing

If you are ready to replace a worn-out shower or move forward with a bathroom upgrade, our team is here to help. We provide organized, residential-focused shower installation for local homes, with upfront flat-rate pricing and technicians who respect your time and your space.

When you contact Pink Flamingo Plumbing, we walk you through your options, explain pricing clearly on a tablet, and schedule work at a time that fits your life. Our uniformed plumbers arrive on time in clearly marked trucks, wear booties in your home, and clean up the work area when the job is done. That way, you can focus on enjoying your new shower.

To talk with our team and schedule your shower installation, call (503) 455-7336.