Shower & Tub Remodeling

Compare the ways you use the space

Replacing a worn tub, refreshing a shower, and considering a tub-to-shower change start with different priorities. Think about bathing preferences, cleaning, storage, and whether other household members use the room differently.

For a possible conversion, look beyond the opening itself. Discuss the available footprint, entry, nearby fixtures, and what the change could mean for surrounding walls and flooring.

Look at the details as a whole

• The location and size of the tub or shower area
• The condition of the existing surround and nearby surfaces
• Tile or other finish preferences and cleaning needs
• Storage for toiletries and the placement of controls
• Door movement, glass, and space outside the shower
• Any concerns about entry or ease of use to review for the specific room

Give moisture concerns proper attention

Staining, recurring dampness, loose tile, or a leak should be described at the start. A new visible surface alone does not explain the condition underneath it. Ask what needs to be inspected before the final scope is set.

Discuss how the proposed surround, floor, drainage, and adjoining surfaces will be addressed together. The appropriate approach depends on the room and the selected work.

Define the work before selecting by price

Removal, the existing condition, the size and shape of the space, finish selections, glass, and any changes to fixtures can affect the estimate. Ask which items are included and which are separate selections.

Bring photos of the current setup and a few examples of the result you like. Call ProTouch to talk through the options and the next step toward a written scope.