GTEX GENERAL CONTRACTING · SAN ANTONIO
Bathtub Replacement & Remodeling in San Antonio
Keep the soak. Rethink the space.
Choose a bathtub that belongs in your bathroom—and in your daily routine. GTex helps coordinate the tub, surrounding finishes, fixtures and installation requirements.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Insured & Bonded • $0 Down
Family-owned • In-house tradesmen
CONFIDENCE FROM DAY ONE
$0 down. Every job.
No up-front payment
No up-front payment on every GTex project.
START WITH YOUR SPACE
Tell us what you have in mind.
Share your city or ZIP code, a few photos, your priorities and any timing you have in mind. We’ll discuss the space and the next step toward a written estimate.
Available daily, 6am–8pm
Insured & Bonded
Full-time, in-house tradesmen. No subcontractors.
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DESIGNED AROUND YOU
Keep the soak. Rethink the space.
A bathtub can be worth keeping when your household uses it for bathing children, soaking or everyday routines. GTex General Contracting provides bathtub replacement and remodeling in San Antonio, helping homeowners coordinate the tub, surrounding finishes, fixtures and related construction.
Start with what needs to change: a worn tub, an uncomfortable bathing shape, dated surrounding tile or a larger bathroom layout. We review the room and the selected product before defining the work. For a renovation beyond the tub area, explore our complete bathroom remodeling service.
DESIGN THAT WORKS FOR YOU
Find the right kind of soak.
- Alcove tub: review the existing opening, drain position and wall surround when replacing a tub between three walls.
- Tub-and-shower combination: coordinate the bathing fixture, shower controls, wall finish and enclosure or curtain arrangement.
- Freestanding tub: consider room clearance, cleaning access, faucet placement and plumbing before selecting the model.
- Soaking or jetted tub: compare the actual dimensions, water requirements, support, service access and any electrical requirements.
The product label alone does not establish whether a tub will fit. Bring the manufacturer’s specifications to the planning conversation. If stepping into a tub is becoming difficult, compare accessible bathroom remodeling and tub-to-shower conversion before committing to a replacement.
THE DETAILS MATTER
A beautiful tub still needs the right fit.
Measure the installation space and the route into the bathroom. Doorways, turns, stairs and the existing enclosure can affect delivery and removal. The new tub’s footprint also needs to work with the toilet, vanity and room entry.
Review the drain and overflow, faucet location, access panels and the manufacturer’s support requirements. A different tub shape can expose unfinished flooring or change where tile and trim need to end. Keeping plumbing in the same general area may simplify the scope, but existing connections and surrounding materials still need evaluation.
For a tub beside a shower within one coordinated bathing area, see our wet room remodeling page and discuss drainage and waterproofing as part of the overall design.
PHOTOS FROM OUR WORK
Real GTex spaces. Ideas for your own.
These photographs show separate GTex design examples. Use them to explore finishes and layout details—not as a promise that the same arrangement fits every home.
An alcove tub with coordinated finishes
Bathroom with a white bathtub, white tiled surround, blue vanity and brass-tone fixtures.
A freestanding tub and separate shower
White bathroom vanity with vessel sinks, illuminated mirror, freestanding tub, glass shower and black fixtures.
PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
Plan beyond the price of the tub.
A useful proposal accounts for the finished installation, including related work around the fixture. Ask which of these items apply:
- Protection, removal of the old tub and disposal.
- The selected tub, drain, overflow, faucet and other fittings.
- Plumbing connections or relocations and required access.
- Subfloor, wall or framing repairs identified in the scope.
- Waterproofing and wall finishes where the tub is also used as a shower.
- Flooring, paint, trim and any enclosure work.
- Product delivery, installation responsibilities and final checks.
Separate confirmed selections from allowances. If removal reveals concealed damage, discuss the proposed repair and any change to cost or sequence before additional work proceeds. Our bathroom cost and budgeting guide explains how to compare complete proposals.
A clear scope. A considered next step.
Tell us what you want to change and what you want to keep. We’ll discuss the work involved and the selections that need to come together.
$0 down. Every job.
No up-front payment on every GTex project.
LOOK CLOSER
Explore documented GTex projects.
Explore our Schertz tub remodeling story and San Antonio soaking-tub and shower wet room. These are different projects that illustrate ways to retain a bathtub within a remodeled bathroom.
For your estimate, share photographs, your project location, what you want to keep and any tub models you are considering. Discuss how long this bathroom could be unavailable and whether another bathroom can serve the household during construction.
Review our remodeling process for the steps from consultation through the final walkthrough.
Every project includes a minimum one-year labor warranty, with coverage extending up to two years based on the scope of work.
HOMEOWNER EXPERIENCES
The work matters.
So does the experience.
“Absolutely loved what GTex accomplished in my 25-year-old master bathroom…”
“GTex is the real deal. Their work was wonderful. Very respectful of our home, and my family. Very reasonable on their estimates and extremely honest. They did my son’s bathroom and our master. I highly recommend them.”
“What an amazing job Ryan and his crew accomplished. My bathroom looks impressive and I am extremely pleased with the results… I highly recommend anyone looking for a General Contractor to give Ryan a call, he’s honest, diligent, does what he says he’ll do, offers reasonable pricing, great guy you can trust, and he takes pride in his work!”
BEFORE YOU START
Bathtub Replacement questions, answered.
Sometimes. The answer depends on removal access, the new tub’s dimensions and how much surrounding tile, flooring or plumbing is affected. We review those connections before defining a focused replacement.
It may be possible, but the room needs review for clearance, plumbing, floor finishes and product support. A different footprint can require more surrounding work than a similar-size replacement.
Consider who uses the bathroom, whether another tub is available and what makes bathing comfortable. A tub replacement and a shower conversion solve different needs; compare both before selecting fixtures.
Choose potential models first and share their specifications. Confirm fit, delivery access, plumbing and installation requirements before ordering.
The selected product, removal access, related repairs, plumbing and surrounding finishes determine the estimate. Request a written scope for your room and clarify who supplies each item.
Every project includes a minimum one-year labor warranty, with coverage extending up to two years based on the scope of work.
KEEP EXPLORING
Keep exploring the possibilities.
Primary Bathroom
Explore the planning details, design choices and GTex examples for primary bathroom.
Small Bathroom
Explore the planning details, design choices and GTex examples for small bathroom.
Accessible Bathroom
Explore the planning details, design choices and GTex examples for accessible bathroom.
Wet Room Bathroom
Explore the planning details, design choices and GTex examples for wet room bathroom.
LET’S MAKE YOUR EVERYDAY BETTER
Your next bathroom starts with the right fit.
Bring your ideas, questions and photos. Let’s discuss a thoughtful next step for your home.