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Customer, Bill, requested their tub-shower combo be replaced with a walk-in shower and added wall coverage behind the toilet to improve function and ease of cleaning ahead of upcoming family visits. Design priorities included minimizing visual clutter and ensuring a seamless, waterproof system with natural tones. A frameless fixed glass panel was originally selected to create a more open feel, but final installation included a sliding bypass glass door system for improved splash protection and user access. Matte black hardware, a rainfall showerhead with handheld combo, and a custom horizontal niche were planned to optimize both performance and storage. Wall panel finishes were to complement the existing floor, with choices narrowed to Azura Bay or Everest.

Customer, Bob, requested the original tile surround be replaced while keeping the tub, which remained in good working condition. The prior surround had recently been resurfaced but produced strong chemical odors, prompting a search for a clean and waterproof solution that would not peel or deteriorate over time. The customer preferred a crisp, white appearance with minimal upkeep and aimed to stay near a $3,000 budget. Due to plans of possibly relocating within a year, the focus was on cost-effective upgrades limited to the wet area, with no interest in DIY. Several other providers had declined the request for a surround-only remodel, which added to the frustration.

Customer, Gary, requested a walk-in shower to replace the existing tub and insert, aiming for a cleaner, brighter, and simplified space. Preferences included a square-bottom shower base, shelving for storage, and a single sliding glass door similar in layout but free from gold trim. The design intent focused on avoiding built-in seating, using light-colored surfaces without gray undertones, and incorporating matte black fixtures to match prior home updates.