Shower-to-Tub Conversion in Plant City: Get Your Bath Back

You might have a shower you no longer love and a real wish for a bath again. The tub could be for grandkids who visit, for a long soak at night, or for whoever buys your Plant City home someday. Whatever the reason, the job is the same: the shower comes out, a new tub goes in, and the walls get a fresh look.

A shower-to-tub conversion swaps your shower for a new Jacuzzi® bathtub and a new wall surround. The work stays in the wet area, meaning the tub and the walls around it. Your floors, vanity and the rest of the room are left as they are. You pick a classic alcove tub or a deep-soaking tub, then the wall type, color and pattern, the base and the fixture finish. Slip-resistant surfaces, grab bars and built-in seating are options too. We have replaced three showers in Plant City, and the owners there made very different picks. One chose smooth Alabaster walls, Chrome fixtures and an open entry with no door. Another went with Alabaster walls in an 8x10 tile pattern and Matte Black fixtures.

Plant City has a Downtown Historic Residential District on the National Register, and its listed historic residential districts sit north and northwest of downtown. The Northeast Plant City Area Master Plan plans much of the city's future housing in the northeast. Wherever your house is, check a few things in your own bathroom before anyone visits. Is there another tub in the home? Who will use this one most? Does anyone need a seat or grab bars to bathe safely?

No two bathrooms are the same, so every tub is quoted in your home. The price depends on the size and layout of the space, the tub you pick, the base, the wall style and finish, the fixture finish, and extras like a seat, shelves or grab bars. The free quote covers both the product and the installation. Because only the shower area is replaced, the job is smaller than gutting the room. The cost question below goes deeper.

It starts when you call Love Your Bath and set a time for a free design visit. All homeowners are asked to be there. At the visit, the designer listens to what you want and builds a custom plan with options and a free quote. Next, you choose your tub, colors and finishes, with no rush. Then the crew comes to do the install, which takes in as little as one day; some installs take a second day, rarely. Before leaving, the crew goes over every detail with you.

When it is finished, there is a tub where the shower used to be, framed by walls in the colors you chose. Bath time with little ones gets simpler, or you finally get your soak. Steve B. said it well in his review: "my wife and l are so happy with the finished work."

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