Shower-to-Tub Conversion in Kissimmee: Get Your Bath Back

If you live in Kissimmee with a shower where you would rather have a tub, you are not stuck with it. Maybe little ones need a bath at night, maybe the grandkids visit, or maybe you are thinking about resale. Putting a tub back in is a smaller job than most people expect, and it starts with one visit to your home.

Kissimmee is the county seat of Osceola County, and visitors pass through on their way to Walt Disney World nearby. This page is for the people who live here, not the ones passing through. In a Kissimmee home, a shower-to-tub conversion takes out your current shower and puts in a genuine Jacuzzi® bathtub, then covers the walls around it in the style you pick. You can choose a classic alcove tub or a deep-soaking tub. You pick the wall type and color, the base and the fixture colors. Options like a slip-resistant surface, grab bars and built-in seating are on the table too. The rest of your bathroom stays as it is, because only the tub area changes.

Nothing about US 192 or I-4 changes how a tub goes in, so the real differences are inside your own walls. Before anyone visits, take a look at your space. Is this the only shower in the house? Who will use the tub: small children, a grown-up who loves a soak, or a parent who would feel better with grab bars? Is there a second bathroom to use on install day? Jot down your answers. For a sense of the choices, one Kissimmee shower replacement from 2024 has Alabaster walls in a herringbone pattern, Chrome fixtures and a teak seat.

What it costs depends on your space and your picks: the size and layout, the tub, the wall style and finish, the fixture finish and any extras. Every tub is quoted in the home, because no two bathrooms are the same. The quote covers both the product and the installation. Cost, permits and whether a tub is the right call each have their own answer in the questions below.

First, you call and set up a time. Next, a designer from Love Your Bath comes to your Kissimmee home, and all homeowners are asked to be there. The designer listens to what you want and builds a custom plan with options and a free quote. You choose the tub, the colors, the finishes and any safety features. Then installation is done mainly by their own crews. John V. said of his installer, "Very precise and cautious about his work."

When it is finished, there is a tub where the shower was. The walls are clean and new, in the color you chose. Bath night for the kids is simple again, or a deep soak is waiting at the end of the day. And if you sell one day, the house has a tub to show.

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