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Sometimes a full bathroom remodel isn't necessary. If the shower or tub area is where most of the frustration lives, a Full Comfort Wet-Area Remodel can transform the part of your bathroom you use most with better materials, easier maintenance, thoughtful design, and quality construction where water matters most.
More comfort every day.
Easier-to-clean, low-maintenance materials.
Safer, more confident bathing.
Better design without remodeling the whole bathroom.
Built right where water matters most.
A more complete upgrade without taking on a whole-room remodel. See how Annie & Randy transformed the bathroom they already loved into a space they enjoy every day.
If the shower or tub area is the part of your bathroom you'd most like to change, a Full Comfort Remodel may be exactly the right amount of remodeling.
Every Full Comfort Remodel is customized to your bathroom and your goals. Here are some of the most popular options homeowners choose.
We'll help you choose the features that fit your home, your lifestyle, and your budget.
A Full Comfort Wet-Area Remodel isn’t just about how the bathroom looks. It’s about making everyday routines feel easier, more comfortable, and less frustrating. When the shower or tub area works better, the whole bathroom experience feels better too. See how to get the bathroom you want.
Sometimes the biggest improvement comes from upgrading the part of the bathroom you use most.
Sometimes older showers hide problems behind the walls, such as water damage, outdated plumbing, mold, or poor workmanship. You can't always see them before work begins, but if we find something unexpected, you'll know exactly what's happening before any decisions are made.
The best remodeling experience isn't one without surprises. It's one where you always know what's happening next.
Picking out a new shower should be exciting, not exhausting. We help you focus on the options that fit your bathroom, your style, and your budget, so you can make confident decisions without feeling overwhelmed.
You don't need hundreds of choices. You just need the right ones.
The question we hear most is, "When will I have my shower back?" While every project is different, we'll walk you through the timeline from the very beginning and keep you updated along the way.
Every remodel is a little different, but clear communication and realistic expectations are always part of the plan.
A free, in-home consultation with a Five Star Bath Solutions design specialist is designed to help you better understand your options, not pressure you into a remodel. Together, we’ll look at your bathroom, talk through what’s frustrating you, and help determine whether a Full Comfort Wet-Area Remodel is the right fit.
Some homeowners are ready to explore ideas. Others just want clarity on the right scope before making a big decision.
Either way, we’re here to help you understand your options without pressure.
Guidance first. Decisions later. Our goal is to help you find the right solution, not the biggest one.
A wet-area remodel focuses on the bathroom's shower or tub area, where water, comfort, and daily use matter most. It can include the shower or tub, walls, fixtures, doors, storage, safety features, and waterproofing — without remodeling the entire bathroom.
A Full Comfort Wet-Area Remodel focuses on the shower or tub area rather than replacing everything in the room. If your vanity, toilet, flooring, or layout still works for you, a wet-area remodel may provide the upgrade you want with less disruption.
Yes. This path is designed for homeowners who want a more complete transformation with better materials, added comfort, easier cleaning, and optional safety features — all while remaining more focused than a full remodel.
Absolutely. Many homeowners include features such as low-threshold entry, bench seating, grab bars or support bars, handheld showers, improved lighting, and non-slip surfaces for greater comfort and confidence.
In many cases, yes. If the shower or tub area is the main issue, it may be possible to improve comfort and functionality without moving walls or plumbing or changing the overall layout.
Sometimes older bathrooms hide issues such as water damage, soft flooring, outdated plumbing, or poor workmanship. If that happens, we pause, explain what we found, show you the issue, discuss options, and only move forward with your approval.
The timeline depends on the scope of work, product choices, and any hidden conditions found during the project. During your consultation, we'll help you set realistic expectations and explain when you can expect to have a working shower again.
We'll help guide decisions around wall style, shower base or tub, doors or enclosures, fixtures, storage, comfort features, and finishes. The goal is guided choices, not endless decisions.
If the shower or tub area is your biggest frustration and the rest of the bathroom is mostly working for you, this path may offer the right balance between a simple update and a full remodel.
No. The consultation is meant to help you understand your options, ask questions, and get clarity on what makes sense for your bathroom. There's no pressure to decide on the spot.
