Bath Remodeling Blog: Chad Witherspoon

Are you looking for creative ways to get the most from your tight budget bathroom remodel? Of course, you don’t want to settle for low-quality products or a sub-standard bathroom remodeling contractor, and luckily you don’t have to.

As an experienced bathroom remodeler, Luxury Bath of Texoma often gets requests for bath conversions. It seems that homeowners these days prefer the speed and efficiency of a shower, over the time involved with a bathtub. Plus, the shower is easier to keep clean without a lot of scrubbing.

When you are living with mobility issues the simple everyday tasks you used to take for granted suddenly become very difficult. Simply taking a bath or a shower is no longer quick and easy, but a challenge that must be planned and possibly, coordinated with another person.

One of the newest trends in bathroom construction and remodeling in recent years is the installation of smart features, like LED lighting, digital toilets, and touch faucets.

At Luxury Bath of Texoma, we understand that sometimes it takes a little bit of visual inspiration to get started with your bathroom remodel, so we love to participate in Home Shows!

A bathroom remodel is a great way to add value and style to your Wichita Falls home, but you may worry about how long a renovation will take—especially if you only have one bathroom.

Stuck with a shower that looks like it belongs in a different decade? Need to make your bathroom more accessible? Whatever your needs, you can count on the bathroom remodeling professionals at Luxury Bath of Texoma.

A functioning, stylish bathroom is what every Wichita Falls home deserves, but all too often homeowners overlook this space. At Luxury Bath of Texoma, we’ve helped homeowners transform their bathrooms from lackluster to luxurious without spending a fortune.

It’s no secret that an old, dingy, or outdated bathroom is an eyesore and can affect the look, feel, and even the smell of your entire home.

If you’re getting ready for a bathroom remodel, you’re probably deep into the research process. Whether you’re renovating a small guest bath or a huge master bath, one of the most important decisions to make is what to do with the walls.