Three popular ways to finish a shower, three different looks, budgets and maintenance levels. Here’s how to choose.
Book a Free ConsultationCall (601) 376-9654Custom tile offers the most design freedom and the highest-end look — any size, layout or pattern — but needs proper waterproofing and a little grout care. Solid-surface panels are large, seamless stone-look sheets with few or no grout lines and very easy cleaning. Acrylic surrounds are molded, low-maintenance and the most budget-friendly, in set sizes.
| Custom Tile | Solid Surface | Acrylic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look | Fully custom, high-end | Clean, seamless | Simple, uniform |
| Maintenance | Grout needs care | Very easy | Very easy |
| Customization | Unlimited | Some | Set sizes |
| Budget | Higher | Mid | Most affordable |
Want a statement shower with niches, benches and a designer look? Tile. Want easy-clean and no grout with a premium feel? Solid surface. Want durable and budget-friendly, fast? Acrylic. We install all three and use Daltile tile and quality Moen fixtures. See the shower page.
Tile is the most customizable and high-end but needs grout care and waterproofing; acrylic is low-maintenance and budget-friendly. It depends on your look and budget.
Solid-surface panels and acrylic — few or no grout lines. Tile is beautiful but the grout needs periodic sealing and cleaning.
Yes — they’re tough, non-porous and easy to maintain, a nice middle ground between tile and acrylic.
Custom tile fits any space; solid surface has some flexibility; acrylic comes in set sizes. We’ll match the system to your layout.
Mississippi Pro serves Pearl and the Jackson metro. Visit our showroom at 1138 Weems Street, Pearl, or we'll bring samples to you. Free estimates.
Book a Free EstimateCall (601) 376-9654