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Customer, Barbara, requested tub replacement with walk-in shower to improve accessibility for aging family members. Safety was a top priority, with grab bars, a low-step entry, and seating being central to the remodel plan. The existing tub and tiled surround showed long-term water damage and mold growth, making maintenance difficult and unsafe. New layout featured Calacatta-style marble wall panels with sliding glass doors, chosen for both style and easy upkeep. The floor plan preserved surrounding fixtures while introducing secure grab bars on both interior and door glass, along with a recessed niche for storage.

Customer, Joyce, requested tub replacement with walk-in shower, prioritizing clean design, mold prevention, and resale appeal. Original tub enclosure was severely outdated and showed visible staining, grout failure, and moisture damage. New layout focused on simplicity and function, using solid-surface white wall panels to brighten the space and eliminate grout lines. A low-threshold shower base was installed with a built-in bench kept from the original layout to maintain usability and save cost. Setup included two corner shelves and grab bars for safety, with a handheld showerhead added for flexible use. Standard curtain rod retained to fit within budget while still allowing immediate usability.

Customer, Lourdes, requested their existing walk-in shower be replaced with a new system that was easier to maintain and more visually consistent with the rest of the bathroom. The original tile setup with sliding glass doors proved hard to clean and did not reach the ceiling, which left visible gaps and maintenance issues. The replacement included a full-height wall system in light Taj Mahal tones, brushed nickel finishes throughout, and a frameless rain-glass swing door to reduce cleaning concerns. Two corner shelves were added for convenience, while grab bars and detachable heads were purposely excluded for a cleaner look.