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Customer, George, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower featuring a bench seat, multiple grab bars, and accessible features for improved safety and functionality. Their current setup posed a challenge as the wife, recovering from a recent fall, couldn’t step over the tub edge. The customer emphasized they didn’t want a fancy setup—just “functionality and safety” with minimal upkeep, favoring a “plain white” finish that’s easy to clean. Custom preferences included a textured non-slip shower pan, a permanent and sturdy seat, and strategically placed grab bars for entry, support, and usability from the seated position. The customer also wanted an accessible diverter so the handheld shower could be operated from the bench, emphasizing, “She needs to be able to turn it on and shut it off there.”

Customer, Maryann, requested their tub be replaced with a jetted tub surrounded by wall panels rather than tile. She emphasized wanting something functional and inexpensive, describing herself as “not fussy” and willing to go with whatever was “cheap.” Her goal was a basic, low-cost renovation since she plans to sell the home in about five years. Her son advised her to focus only on the tub area, and she was specifically looking to avoid tile due to maintenance concerns. She previously received a $22,000 quote from Home Depot for a full remodel and decided to scale back to just the tub and wall area. She expressed interest in a simple white setup and eliminating unnecessary features like a glass door.

Customer, Barry, requested the conversion of a small traditional bathtub into a walk-in shower to eliminate safety concerns and reduce water retention issues behind the existing tiled walls. Concerns were raised about trapped moisture and mold buildup in the original setup. The desired design included a step-in shower with panels reaching the ceiling, a rain-style showerhead, and a minimal glass enclosure without a full door. A marble-like finish was requested to modernize the space while maximizing usability.