Bath Remodeling Blog: Admin

This year has people spending more time at home, which gives us all plenty of opportunity to think about ways to improve our quality of life. If your bathroom is old, worn out, or the enclosure damaged, it interferes with your ability to make the best use of this space.

This year is all about giving your bathroom a retro feel with some classic throwbacks in design. If you love the Victorian style or industrial decor of the early 20 th century, there are steps you can take to achieve those looks for your bathroom.

From those late-night soaks to bath time with the kids, your bathtub sees a lot of use. While a necessary part of life, this daily usage can lead to loss of the finish, deep staining, cracking, and peeling of the bathtub. No one wants to continue using a bath in this condition.

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.

Does maintaining a tidy bathroom feel impossible? There’s one easy trick that will make this dreadful task much easier to manage. What is this trick? Clean your bathroom every day. Before you panic, there’s an upside. It only takes five minutes!

Have you ever felt uncomfortable using someone else’s bathroom? You don’t want your guests to have the same experience, so what can you do to make this often-awkward space more inviting?

Bathroom remodeling is a very common home improvement project. In fact, the bathroom is a close second behind kitchens when it comes to home remodeling, according to a national study conducted by the National Associations of Home Builders.

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.