Build Your Shower Right From The Start

Complete shower installation services in Marble Falls for new construction, remodels, and bathroom conversions.

When you decide to replace a tub with a walk-in shower or add a second bathroom to your home in Marble Falls, the plumbing behind the tile determines whether the finished space works well or requires constant adjustment. Proper valve placement, balanced water delivery, and code-compliant drain routing are not visible once the walls close, but they control everything from water temperature stability to how quickly the shower drains after use.


Marble Falls Plumbing LLC installs new shower plumbing systems that support remodels, bathroom conversions, and ground-up builds. We route supply lines to the valve location you choose, install pressure-balancing or thermostatic valves to prevent temperature swings, and connect the drain assembly with the correct slope and venting to meet code. Each step is planned to work with your tile layout, fixture selections, and the structure of your home. We coordinate with contractors and remodelers in Marble Falls to keep the project moving without plumbing delays.


If you are building or remodeling a bathroom in Marble Falls and need a shower system installed correctly from the beginning, contact us to go over your plans.

Shower head with water spraying, steam present against wood panel wall.
Person installing shower fixture on gray tiled wall.

How the System Goes In and Comes Together

We start by reviewing your layout and confirming valve height, showerhead placement, and drain location with you or your contractor. In Marble Falls, we typically install pressure-balancing valves to maintain steady temperature even when water is used elsewhere in the home. Supply lines are run through the wall framing and secured, and we install the valve body with backing that supports the trim once tile is in place.


After the rough-in is complete and inspected, you will have a shower that delivers consistent water pressure, maintains temperature without constant adjustment, and drains quickly without standing water. The valve operates smoothly, the connections do not leak, and the system is ready for tile, trim, and fixtures. Everything is positioned to meet your design and function as intended for years of daily use.


We also install any additional outlets for handheld sprayers, body jets, or tub fillers if your design includes them. All work is pressure-tested before the walls are closed to confirm there are no leaks. This process ensures your shower is built to last and avoids the costly repairs that result from improper installation.

Showerhead with water spraying, mounted on a chrome bar against tiled wall.

Details You Want Confirmed Before Work Begins

Homeowners planning a shower installation often ask about valve types, rough-in timing, and how the plumbing integrates with tile and fixture choices. These questions clarify what happens during each phase of the project.


  • What type of valve should I use for a new shower? Pressure-balancing valves are the most common choice because they prevent sudden temperature changes when other fixtures are used. Thermostatic valves offer more precise temperature control and are a good option if you want multiple shower outlets or prefer exact settings every time.
  • When does the plumbing rough-in happen during a remodel? Rough-in occurs after framing is complete and before drywall or tile backer is installed. We coordinate with your contractor in Marble Falls to complete the work at the right stage, so the inspection can be scheduled and the project stays on track.
  • How do you ensure the drain slopes correctly? We measure and secure the drainpipe at the proper angle so water flows toward the main waste line without pooling in the trap or backing up during use. Correct slope prevents slow drainage and keeps the system functioning as designed.
  • What happens if I want to add a handheld sprayer or body jets? We install additional valve outlets and supply lines during the rough-in phase to support those features. Each outlet is positioned based on your layout and tested to confirm it receives adequate pressure and temperature control.
  • How long does a shower installation take from start to finish? Rough-in typically takes one day, and trim installation happens after tile is complete, which usually takes a few hours. Total project time depends on your remodel schedule, but we work efficiently to avoid delays at each stage in Marble Falls.


A well-installed shower system performs quietly, maintains temperature, and drains properly every time you use it. Marble Falls Plumbing LLC handles the rough-in, valve installation, and trim work with attention to detail and coordination with your project timeline. Reach out to discuss your plans and schedule your installation.