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Customer, Richard, requested a walk-in shower remodel to replace the existing corner shower stall, aiming to improve overall function and safety while updating the visual appeal. The original unit featured dated beige ceramic tiles and a framed sliding glass enclosure that obstructed visibility and accessibility. The customer prioritized enhanced safety features, a modern look, and easier maintenance in their selection. The remodeled space now reflects a cleaner, brighter presentation, with improved functionality and an upgraded fixture layout.

Customer, Anna, requested a jetted tub installation in the guest bathroom, emphasizing a preference for a standard model over a walk-in style. The existing alcove tub layout had gone untouched despite broader bathroom updates, including tile flooring and nearby fixtures. The goal was to resolve back discomfort for both homeowners, making hydrotherapy functionality the non-negotiable centerpiece of the remodel. The customer stated clearly that if a jetted tub could not be installed, no other solution—such as a walk-in shower—would be acceptable.

Customer, Michele, requested a walk-in shower remodel to replace the existing fully enclosed unit, aiming for a brighter, more open layout with modern finishes and easy maintenance. The original space featured a framed dark glass enclosure with heavy tile walls and oil-rubbed bronze trim, which felt visually confined and difficult to keep clean. Primary goals included updating the overall aesthetic, removing grout lines, and introducing a seamless glass design with improved visibility and air flow while retaining the existing footprint and window placement.