How To Remove Tile Shower Without Destroying The Bathroom

[@friendlyneighborhoodtileguy]

How do you remove tile showers?

[@8631oreo]

I can say that if the walls are made with plasterlathe and greenboard behind it thats not what demoing it is going to look like. Im glad it was that simple for you and your company. God bless and much prosperity to you and your team.

[@friendlyneighborhoodtileguy]

Nope, that method is far more difficult to remove.

[@DanielleDaniels-c6l]

Yes

[@michelemccarthy6897]

Hello, is there a way to just replace the tiles without removing the drywall? My shower is very similar to this. Are there any downsides to just removing the tile and putting new? Also, is it possible to remove the shower drain piece (the last thing you took out) without removing the wall?

[@friendlyneighborhoodtileguy]

I don’t know if a way to do that without compromising the new installation

[@michelemccarthy6897]

@@friendlyneighborhoodtileguy so you have to remove the walls? okay. thank you

[@gigistrus490]

Impressive

[@friendlyneighborhoodtileguy]

Thank you

[@Munson-lz5gh]

What material is that panelling behind the tiles made out of?

[@friendlyneighborhoodtileguy]

This tile was installed over drywall

[@dr3amg1rrl]

How much does it cost to do this :(

[@friendlyneighborhoodtileguy]

We only remove showers as part of a whole project. I wouldn’t price it on its own.