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Kelly N.
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Tile v. pre-fab shower walls for tenants

Kelly N.
  • NC
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We're purchasing a single family home to use as a rental property, and the master shower needs to be replaced. It's a one-story home with a crawlspace and the shower previously leaked, causing damage to wood under the house.

My question is whether it makes more sense to have the shower re-tiled or just throw in a pre-fab shower kit. In my mind, tenants might not keep the grout clean so the kit seems to make more sense (if we can find the right size). Any recommendations?

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Madeline Burke
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Madeline Burke
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fort Collins, CO
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I recommend pre-fab. It is lower maintenance, easier to clean, and way easier to replace down the line.

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