Decide whether the tub stays
A tub refresh and a tub-to-shower conversion are different jobs. Pick the direction before you fall in love with tile.
7 bathroom decisions.
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Save this before you request a bathroom project review.
Measure the vanity wall
Vanity width, door swings, outlet placement, and plumbing location decide what actually fits.
Choose one finish family
Chrome, brass, or black is enough to start. Lock that in before mixing faucets, lights, hardware, and shower trim.
Save one photo that feels right
A single clear reference is more useful than twenty open tabs. It gives the project review a shared visual target.
Name the problem you are fixing
Leaks, weak storage, a hard-to-clean tub, bad lighting, or an awkward layout. The practical issue steers the scope.
Be honest about timing
ASAP, a few months, or planning ahead all work. It just changes the right next conversation.
Bring the home details
Address, bathroom size, and a few photos let the first review start with the room you actually have.
Ready when the room is
Turn the checklist into a real starting scope.
Share the bathroom details, then decide whether a project review makes sense.
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