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Sheila's Two-Bathroom Remodel

Bathroom

Two bathrooms handled in one project a guest bath converted from tub to a framed-glass standing shower, and a master shower rebuilt from the waterproofing up with new tile and a frameless glass enclosure.

Clean Contemporary

Sheila's Two-Bathroom Remodel

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City

Brandon

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sq ft

60

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Timeline

3 weeks

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Investment

$32k

The starting point

Sheila had two bathrooms that needed different things. The guest bathroom still had a tub that no longer fit how the space was used, and the master shower needed more than a cosmetic update it needed to be redone correctly, starting beneath the surface.

The scope

In the guest bathroom, we converted the tub to a standing shower with a framed glass enclosure a cleaner, more usable space and a more practical layout for a guest bath.

The master shower is where the important work was. We rebuilt it with new waterproofing first, then new shower tile and a frameless glass enclosure on top. Waterproofing is the part no one sees and the part that determines whether a shower lasts or fails. Redoing it properly is the difference between a remodel that looks good for a year and one that holds up for the long run.

The outcome

Sheila came away with two bathrooms that each work the way they should a more functional guest bath and a master shower that is sound where it counts, not just attractive on the surface.

About these project figures

Figures describe the recorded scope and timing for this project. Your scope, selections and site conditions determine a new quote. Supplied items and exclusions are confirmed in your written proposal.

Testimonial

"Madison was full of joy every time she came over. David and Natalie did amazingly with the tear out and installation of the new showers. The dust accumulation was overwhelmingly; as I have allergy and asthma conditions. Jake the Project Mgr didn't communicate with me on the completion date; the cleaning would've been put off until Monday. Kept referencing the contract.
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Sheila

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