This bathroom remodel started with dry rot in the floor due to a water leak in the shower pan. We ripped out the shower, toilet, and vanity.

Once the floor was pulled back, I noticed on the opposite side of the shower wall, there was a closet that was being used for linen. I asked the homeowner if she was willing to move the closet around the corner so I could knock down that wall to make the shower space big enough to include a jetted tub. Of course, she agreed! Hello – it’s a jetted tub!

We adjusted the plumbing, fixed the floor, and set the jetted tub with a custom tile surround, including the floors & pony wall. We then installed a new toilet, a new set of shelves, new vanity, and closed the closet door opening with drywall, tape, and texture.

The homeowner chose to paint the bathroom to save on costs, and she even purchased baskets that fit perfectly inside the shelves.

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