Builder grade
bathrooms are often poorly planned in many homes, even newer homes.
We see a lot of homes built in the early 2000's with giant
bathrooms but still have a 3 foot by 3 foot shower and the obligatory
soaking tub that very few homeowners seem to make use of. We
often have to completely rework the floor plan in order to incorporate
a larger more inviting shower. The huge dual station shower
below to the left uses some simple yet timeless styles with a porcelain
subway tile and basketweave flooring. Two shower stations
allow a couple to shower at the same time without having to fight over
the shower head.
The bathroom on the right was a smaller one built in the eighties but
it had the same challenge, a tiny shower and soaking tub beneath that
window that the homeowner had used probably 5 times in almost 40 years
of living there. The new shower also has dual stations, a
seat to the left (not shown) has a separate shower control down low for
anyone that wants (or needs) to sit and shower. They opted to keep the
window rather than remove it. It has obscure glass and the
extra benefit of a huge evergreen tree outside (I swear the glass isn't
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Bathrooms Slideshow
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The
simple slideshow to the left has dozens of different bathrooms over the
years, including some that are probably already dated to be honest.
I left them in there as a testament to the fact that we have been
in business since 1990 so obviously some of our past work will seem
dated. I can also attest to the fact that all of these bathrooms
have been trouble free over the years.
Trusting your home
to just any contractor can really cost you down the road. We have
had to demolish bathrooms that were only 2 or 3 years old due to faulty
construction. We use time tested methods and a lot of attention
to the details that make showers last forever.
We will work with you to design a bathroom that suits your needs.
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