What We Did:
-Demo of entire bathroom
--There was extensive water damage to the floor and shower from bad waterproofing, so the subfloor was rotten.
--We ripped everything out, and packed up the toilet and vanity to reinstall later.
-Frame new shower
--This bathroom is shaped a bit awkwardly, and the original shower took up a large portion of it.
--The new shower is a compact rectangle, which looks much cleaner and gives a more functional floorplan.
--The shower walls are white, marble-look ceramic, and the floor is a taupe hexagonal porcelain.
--Custom glass swinging enclosure
-New plumbing with wider diameter
--While we were in there, we found that the plumbing was old, falling apart, and not up to code.
--We replaced it with fresh pipes that should be good for years to come (and provide better water pressure).
-Flooring
--The subflooring was rotten from water build up, and had a major slope problem, thus the tile was cracking and ruined.
--We leveled the floor and installed new gray, marble-look ceramic (blending the shower floor and wall so everything is cohesive).
--We also used epoxy grout, which is a little more difficult to install, but creates a tighter bond to prevent future water damage to the subfloor.