Tile installation in Shelby Township, Michigan
Shelby Township has been one of Macomb County's fastest-growing communities for two decades, and most of its subdivisions — off Van Dyke, up toward Stony Creek Metropark — were built between the mid-1990s and 2015. Those homes came with a builder-grade garden tub in the master bath, and it's usually the first thing a Shelby Township homeowner wants gone: a deep soaker tub that gets used twice a year, taking up floor space that could be a real walk-in shower. The most common call DGJ gets here is a straight tub-to-walk-in-shower conversion — not a full remodel, just the one piece that's never gotten used.
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Services in Shelby Township
- 1. Shower the most common request — converting a builder-grade garden tub
- 2. Master Bathroom full upgrades in 2000s subdivision homes
- 3. Bathroom Tile secondary bathroom updates
- 4. Kitchen Tile floor tile for open kitchens near Van Dyke
- 5. Kitchen Backsplash a lower-cost kitchen refresh
- 6. Bathtub Surround for families keeping a tub for kids
- 7. Fireplace surrounds in larger Shelby Township great rooms
A recent project in Shelby Township
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Real before-and-after photos and a short write-up from a finished Shelby Township job go here once one's ready to share — not a stock photo standing in for a job that didn't happen.
Why Shelby Township homeowners call DGJ
Shelby Township is one of the closest cities to DGJ's Macomb Township base — usually well under 15 minutes along Van Dyke. A large share of Shelby Township work is the same conversation: a builder-grade garden tub nobody uses, in a subdivision built sometime between the mid-'90s and 2015, that's ready to become an actual walk-in shower.
Shelby Township's proximity to Stony Creek Metropark and the Rochester Hills border also means DGJ sees a fair number of higher-end subdivisions here mixed in with the more standard builder-grade stock — the estimate looks a little different depending on which part of the township you're in, and DGJ prices what's actually there rather than assuming based on the neighborhood.
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Shelby Township tile questions
Do you tile in Shelby Township subdivisions, and do HOAs there require approval?
Yes, subdivision work is the majority of what DGJ does in Shelby Township. Some subdivisions have HOA rules covering exterior changes; interior tile work is usually outside that scope, but check your HOA documents or ask during your estimate.
How far is Shelby Township from Macomb Township?
Usually well under 15 minutes along Van Dyke. It borders Macomb Township directly, so scheduling here is fast.
Can you convert a garden tub to a walk-in shower in a 2000s Shelby Township home?
Yes — this is the single most requested job in Shelby Township. It changes the plumbing, framing, and waterproofing, not just the tile, and DGJ handles the full conversion so the finished shower is built for the space, not squeezed into where the old tub used to sit.
What is the cost range for a shower conversion?
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Do you work near Van Dyke and Stony Creek?
Yes — that corridor, from Van Dyke up toward the edge of Stony Creek Metropark, is regularly-served Shelby Township territory for DGJ.
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