(1)  This type of “bathroom conversion speciality” is another option to a traditional full bath remodeling project, usually saving considerably on costs and time to complete.

(2)  Bathroom conversion specialists usually have in the range of over 800 tubs and shower options to choose from based on your specific needs in terms of sizes and shapes.

(3)  Most of these Bathroom conversion specialty tubs and showers come with Lifetime Warranties on the manufactured products, but check with your contractor to make sure this is offered.

(4)  Homeowners can typically select from many different traditional products or European and/or ‘timeless’ looks, including frameless doors and accents like rounded headers.

(5)  Comparison shopping should be based on reputation, reliability, experience and price ‘value’, not just lowest price.

(6)  Contractors should carry personal liability insurance.  Avoid doing business with contractors who don’t carry the appropriate insurance.  Otherwise, you may be held liable for any injuries and damages that occur during the project.

(7)  Use a well known and reputable company who you can always find in the future, or be able to easily contact for any reason.  You want an established company with an office that you can go to if you ever need personal contact.

(8)  It is very important for the contractor to be attentive to your specific needs.  The contractor should show enthusiasm for your project by suggesting ways to work within a budget and specific concerns you may have.

(9)  Ask for at least 3 references of customers that have had work done by your selected company and ask those customers if they felt the job was done in reasonable time based on what the contractor told them, once construction was started.

(10)  Communication is key to success on any contracting project and the more examples of previous work (projects) a contractor can relate to your project, the better indicator of quality of that contractor.