Tub-to-Shower Conversion Pros in La Crescenta, CA

Homeowners in La Crescenta converting a tub to a shower can check 4 licensed specialists here first. Each one is pulled from a state record, not a submission form.

Licenses checked · California Contractors State License Board

16.7%of residents are 65 or older

Experience behind La Crescenta's conversion listings

Tenure varies widely on La Crescenta's list: the longest-running license traces to 1988, and the typical one runs 30 years.

100% of La Crescenta's conversion specialists clear the 10-year mark.

A newer license in La Crescenta isn't a warning sign by itself, since every long-tenured company started somewhere.

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, table-based Summary File (2024 table-based Summary File) (2024 table-based Summary File).

Licensed conversion specialists based in La Crescenta, CA

Listed A to Z by business name, pooling two license types: tile specialists and shower and bath contractors.

  • Apadana Construction Group INC

    Tile contractor

    License
    B General Building / C-54 Tile · 893662
    Since
    2007
    Expires
    Mar 31, 2027
    ZIP
    91214
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  • Bowen Ceramic Tile & Stone INC

    Tile contractor

    License
    C-54 Tile · 844858
    Since
    2004
    Expires
    Feb 28, 2027
    ZIP
    91214
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  • Levon's Construction Company INC

    Tile contractor

    License
    B General Building / C-36 Plumbing / C-54 Tile · 580833
    Since
    1989
    Expires
    Aug 31, 2028
    ZIP
    91214
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  • P A L Tile

    Tile contractor

    License
    C-54 Tile · 540192
    Since
    1988
    Expires
    Jul 31, 2027
    ZIP
    91214
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Before you convert, ask this

  1. Will the new shower keep the existing drain location, or does the drain move?
  2. Is this a standard base, a low-threshold pan, or a full curbless build, and what does the subfloor work look like for each?
  3. Will there be a grab bar blocking installed inside the walls, even if a bar isn't mounted on day one?
  4. What valve type is going in, pressure-balance or thermostatic, and what brand?
  5. Who handles the waterproofing before tile or panels go up, and what product do they use?
  6. Is there another tub left in the house, or does this conversion remove the last one?
  7. How many days will the bathroom be unusable?

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