Remove jacuzzi tub master bath

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Many homeowners tell us they dream of creating a bigger custom shower in their master bathroom remodel, but they hesitate to remove the unwanted jetted tub.

A blog about a stay-at-home mom taking on the task of remodeling her home one google search at a time.

Attention, home sellers: Sometimes an outdated bathroom can break a deal. In Yamilet Litman’s home, the primary bathroom almost scared her away from closing on the house. “My reaction to the bathroom when we walked in was, ‘I do not picture myself using this bathroom. I don’t think I can do it,'” Yamilet says. “Although that was probably an exaggeration, the bathroom had truly seen better days.

Until last month, this was our 24 year-old master bathroom (minus the decorations and 47 shampoo bottles). Sad trombone says ‘wah wahhhhhh’ and I agree. Here’s what was bugging us…

The Jacuzzi tub is a luxurious feature in many bathrooms, but it can also be a hassle to remove if you decide to remodel or move. Whether you want to replace a Jacuzzi tub with a smaller shower or completely remove it from your bathroom, it is l

So I left you guys with the last update to the bathroom looking like this, (Click here to see part 1) and it still kind of looks like this but we’ve made some progress. We decided to go ahead and r…

These days, we’re ripping out bathtubs left and right. Y’all know the ones… they’re built into a platform, may or may not have jets, and likely haven’t been used since the early 2000s. Oh, you have one, too? I thought you might. And believe me, I can relate. If your bathtub makes you cringe as much as mine did, this blog post will walk you through how to decide if you'll replace your tub.

As most of you know, I went back to work full time in September as a Project Specialist for Interiors at Lowe’s. I help customers plan and manage their kitchen and bath remodels from start to finish and work Lowe’s provided independent general contractor to complete the job. This week was an exciting moment for […]

Many of our clients have made the decision to remodel their master bathrooms without a tub. Here are some of our recent projects that have used the extra space in the bathroom for more storage and large walk-in showers.