Bath Remodeling Blog: Bathroom Remodeling

When dealing with the coronavirus, it’s more important than ever to ensure your home is properly protected. That’s why we here at Luxury Bath of Texoma are taking every measure to properly service your bathroom remodeling needs, while ensuring your health, as our number-one priority.

As you start to plan out your bathroom remodel, you are going to have to choose a shower that fits the aesthetics of your new layout. Showers are a great way to both upgrade your bathroom while increasing the safety of those using it.

For many people considering a bathroom renovation, functionality often takes a backseat to aesthetics—as sleek, modern, hotel-style bathroom makeovers are more popular than ever.

Each year thousands of people are treated at emergency rooms for bathroom slip-and-fall accidents, and many of the injuries are serious.

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.

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.

Think you have to replace that old, nasty tub with another tub? Not necessarily! Instead of replacing one tub you don’t like with another tub you won’t use, consider a bathroom conversion.

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.