Custom Tile Showers in Greenville, SC
A custom shower is equal parts beauty and engineering. We build both - waterproof, properly sloped, and finished to last.

A shower is the hardest-working surface in your home, and the least forgiving of shortcuts. A shower that looks great but was waterproofed poorly will fail — often behind the wall where you can’t see it until there’s real damage. Tile Yoda builds custom showers the right way, from the pan up.
Built to perform — from the pan up
Here’s the part you’ll never see but that matters most: tile and grout aren’t waterproof — water works through grout lines over time. What actually keeps your walls and subfloor dry is the waterproofing system behind the tile, and we build it to industry standards on every shower.
- A properly sloped pan, built first — everything above it depends on getting this right.
- Waterproofing carried up the walls and sealed continuously at every corner.
- Niches and benches sloped to shed water, waterproofed around every seam — the leak-prone details done right.
- Curbless walk-in showers built so the water stays in and the floor sits flush — ideal for a spa look or aging-in-place.
- Large-format, mosaic, marble, and natural-stone tile, with patterns lined up where they should be.
And before a single tile goes on, we flood-test the pan for 24 hours to confirm it actually holds water. That’s the difference between a shower that’s waterproof and one that only looks it — built to protect your home and finished to look like the centerpiece it is.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a custom tile shower take to build?
Most custom showers take about one to two weeks, depending on the size, the tile, and whether we also have to repair damage behind the old shower. You get a firm timeline with your estimate.
Why do tile showers leak?
Almost always because of the waterproofing behind the tile, not the tile itself - tile and grout are not waterproof. In our experience the failure is usually poor waterproofing workmanship, the wrong materials chosen for a wet area, or both. We build the waterproofing to TCNA standards and flood-test every shower for 24 hours.
Can you build a curbless or walk-in shower?
Yes. Curbless showers are the hardest kind to waterproof correctly, which is exactly what we specialize in. See our curbless and accessible showers page.
Ready to start your tile project?
Get a free, no-pressure estimate. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll handle the rest — the right way.