Orlando · Orange County · License CGC1531832
Roll-in shower in Orlando
An open Orlando wet room: linear drain, stone floor, and a shower you enter without a curb. The vanity stays dry. The tub shares the same floor.

The existing house
A pretty tile job on top of a curb still makes you step up. A ‘walk-in tub’ brochure does not fix the room. The house needs a wet zone that is actually flat, drained, and finished so the rest of the bath still looks residential.
Orlando primary baths often pack a tub, a curb, and a vanity into a room that was never waterproofed as one zone. Taking the curb out only works if the slope and the membrane are redesigned, not patched.
How this job is built
We rebuild the waterproofing, the slope, and the stone together. This Orlando wet room has a linear drain, slab walls, a rain head, and a soaking tub on the same floor. It is not the kitchen remodel down the hall — that scope stays on the Orlando kitchen page. If the plan is to stay in the house for the next 10–20 years, the roll-in is specified while the bath is open.
Wet-area work is permitted. We do not leave membrane and drain inspections to a handyman.
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How we work
Design-build, from the visit to the walkthrough.
- 01
Discover
We start by understanding your property, goals, lifestyle, scope, and vision. The first meeting is a free on-site consultation.
- 02
Design
We develop the concept and design around your needs, property, and investment.
- 03
Plan
We coordinate the details, selections, permitting, scheduling, and construction planning.
- 04
Build
Our team manages construction through completion with attention to craftsmanship, communication, and quality.
- 05
Complete
Your project is finished with the same attention to detail that went into the planning and construction.
Same city, different scope
FAQ
Permits, time, and the first visit.
- What is the difference between this and an Orlando kitchen remodel?
- This page is the wet room only — curbless shower, linear drain, tub on the same floor. The Orlando kitchen and pantry are a different job and a different URL.
- Is a curbless shower the same as a roll-in?
- A roll-in means you can enter without stepping over a curb, including with a wheelchair when the clearances are drawn that way. The Orlando wet room is an open wet zone with no curb.
- How long does an Orlando wet room take?
- Waterproofing and stone take longer than a fixture swap. We set the date at the free on-site visit, after we see the existing floor.
Book a design visit
Walk the house with us.
The first meeting is a free on-site consultation. Call 941-465-1372 or send a note to info@idesignbuildflorida.com.
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