Will a permit hold up your shower-to-tub project?
Sorting out the permit question for a shower-to-tub conversion in The Villages, FL, before the work is scheduled.
You want to trade the shower for a tub in your home in The Villages, but a permit worry keeps nagging. You do not want work to stop halfway, or a buyer to ask about it years from now. Getting it settled up front would let you move ahead with a clear head.
You can ask about permits at your free design visit. The Villages spans Sumter, Lake and Marion counties. It helps to know which county your home is in before the visit. Whether a permit is needed also depends on what the job includes.
This job stays in one spot. The shower is removed, a tub is set in the same space, and new walls go up around it. Floors, vanities and the rest of the bathroom are not part of the work. The size of the space, the tub style, the wall finish and extras like grab bars or a seat decide how much is involved. Michael P. wrote that the salesman "showed us a visual plan for our bath remodel project," and a clear plan like that makes the permit question simple to raise.
Make the permit question part of your design visit. Ask whether your job needs one and how it is handled, and get that answer before you sign. A Love Your Bath designer comes to your home, listens to what you want, and builds a custom plan with options and a free quote. Do not let any project start with the permit question still hanging.
When that is settled, there is nothing left to second-guess. The tub goes in, and you can enjoy it without a worry in the back of your mind. Products carry a lifetime warranty that covers you for as long as you own the home, and the crew activates it when the job is done.
What people in The Villages say
"Salesman was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. He was well prepared and showed us a visual plan for our bath remodel project."
"Angie, the Love Your Bath installer, is personable, prompt and very proficient. She did an excellent job installing my new Jacuzzi shower. Highly recommend this company."
"Jared from Love Your Bath contacted me about getting a new shower for my father. My father is a 100 percent disabled veteran who is on 100 percent oxygen. I explained to him that we needed the tub converted to a walk in shower in order for my father to be able to bathe at home. I explained our financial situation and without hesitation he got on the phone with his company and now we are on our way to my dad having what he needs to remain at home. Thank you SO VERY MUCH Jared for your help and thank you Love Your Bath. You truly are a blessing. I give you 100 on a scale from 1to 10 with 10 being exceptional!!!"
Other things people in The Villages ask
is it a good idea to convert a tub to a shower
Think about who uses the bathroom today and in the next few years. A walk-in shower is easier and safer to step into. A tub matters more to families with small children. If the home has another tub, converting one is rarely a problem. Our designer will talk it through with you before you decide.
shower to tub conversion cost
The cost depends on the space, the tub you choose and the wall surround style. We replace only what is needed, so it is far less than a full remodel. A designer measures at home and gives you a free, written quote.
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Love Your Bath handles shower-to-tub conversion in The Villages and the area around it.