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Customer, Florence, requested tub replacement with walk-in shower, prioritizing accessibility and a cleaner appearance. Existing tub and wall panels were replaced with a low-barrier shower base and matching wall system. Original curtain setup was swapped for an open, accessible layout with wall-mounted handheld showerhead and a secured safety grab bar. Two corner shelves were installed for functional storage, and the final wall panel design introduced a marble-style aesthetic.

Customer, Rebecca, requested replacement of the existing cast iron bathtub, originally installed in 1974, to simplify cleaning and eliminate grout maintenance from the aging tile surround. The old setup featured a freestanding soaker tub, tiled half-wall surround, and traditional 3-handle plumbing. Hard water staining and outdated finishes impacted daily use and long-term appeal. The remodel prioritized accessibility, safety, and visual brightness while improving home value.

Customer, Kristopher, requested removal of an aging fiberglass shower enclosure due to a suspected leak and outdated appearance. The original setup included framed textured glass panels with a small corner base, limited interior space, and older plumbing hardware. The goal was to improve functionality, visual appeal, and leak protection while adopting a cleaner, more modern look.