Hot water, and somewhere for it to go.
An outdoor shower is a small job that goes wrong in predictable ways: no hot water run, drainage that undermines the slab, timber that rots in two seasons.
We plumb both feeds properly, drain it where it will not cause a problem, and finish it in something that expects to be wet.
- Hot and cold both run properly
- Drainage that does not undermine the slab
- Finishes that expect to be wet
What we take on.
Poolside showers
Placed so people rinse before the pool rather than tracking through the house.
Private backyard shower units
Screened properly, with the enclosure detailed for privacy and airflow.
Wall-mounted rinse stations
The simple version, done so the wall behind it stays sound.
Timber enclosures and deck platforms
Slatted platforms and screens in species that handle constant wet.
Drainage and soakaways
Taken away from footings and paving rather than left to find its own way.
Hot water supply
Run from the house or a local heater, insulated and drainable.
The things people ask us first.
Thinking about outdoor showers?
We will walk the site, tell you straight what it will take, and put a real number on it. The visit and the estimate are free.