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Customer, Mary, requested a shower-to-tub conversion to support critical accessibility needs following a major health change. The original walk-in shower featured a narrow entry, standard grab bars, and a high curb, making it difficult for Mr. Jenkins, a 71-year-old veteran and recent amputee, to safely transition in and out. With limited mobility and the need for wheelchair access, the goal was to provide a safer bathing solution that allowed seated entry and minimized fall risk. The couple also requested aesthetic upgrades to match existing finishes throughout the home.

Customer, Bhaskar, requested a walk-in shower conversion in the primary bathroom to replace the existing tub, with a second fiberglass unit remodel for her husband Sam’s bathroom. The original setup in the master featured a basic tub/shower combo with a plastic surround and shower curtain, while Sam’s space also had a dated fiberglass unit that was increasingly difficult for him to use due to mobility decline. With safety and accessibility as key priorities, both remodels were tailored to support caregiver assistance and ease of entry, with a strong emphasis on solid bench seating.

Customer, Beverly, requested a walk-in shower remodel to replace the outdated stand-up unit in the master bathroom. The original enclosure featured an aging fiberglass insert with discoloration and limited access, set within a narrow doorway framed by wood trim and a basic shower curtain rod. Due to both aesthetic and functional concerns, the objective was to modernize the space with a brighter, safer, and more accessible walk-in shower system, featuring an easy-to-clean surface and a cleaner appearance throughout.