Tub-to-Shower Conversions
Best when your bathroom starts with a bathtub alcove and you want easier entry, better daily function, and a clean, modern wet area—often while keeping the existing footprint for a smoother full bathroom remodel plan..
- Keeps the existing alcove footprint in most homes
- Traction-focused bases + storage niches
- Works well alongside vanity, flooring, and lighting updates
- Helps reduce step-over height without rebuilding the whole room
Walk-In Showers
Best when you want a more open shower layout with smart storage and glass options—ideal as the “centerpiece” upgrade when you’re updating the rest of the bathroom around it.
- Great for tightening up layout and improving traffic flow
- Flexible glass options: hinged, bypass, or curtain entry
- Pairs well with vanity upgrades and new flooring
- Wide range of wall patterns for a clean, finished look
Shower Remodeling
Best when your bathroom already has a shower and you’re upgrading waterproofing, materials, storage, and finishes—without rebuilding the entire room layout.
- Update walls, base, valve, and storage for a cleaner daily routine
- Great for improving drainage, leaks, and worn materials
- Pairs well with flooring, lighting, and vanity updates
- Ideal when you like the current footprint but want better finishes
Choose the Right Path for Your Project
If your bathroom has a tub alcove…
…and your goal is easier entry and a cleaner wet area, start with our Tub-to-Shower Conversions page to see what fits a typical 60×30 footprint.
If your bathroom already has a shower…
…and you’re upgrading materials, waterproofing, and finishes, begin with Shower Remodeling.
If you want a more open, modern shower layout…
…with glass and better storage in a tighter room, see Walk-In Showers for layout and design directions.
If your remodel is driven by mobility and safety…
…and soaking comfort is still important, a walk-in tub may fit better than changing the whole footprint. See Walk-In Tubs.
Coordinated Finishes & Fixtures for a Full Remodel
A full bathroom remodel brings together many parts of your space—not just the wet area. We coordinate the finishes you see and use every day so everything works together, installs in the right order, and looks cohesive.
- Vanity replacement and smart storage planning
- Flooring updates with water-resistant, durable options
- Lighting and ventilation for comfort and safety
- Fixtures, trim, and hardware that match your design
- Paint and finishes that tie the room together
These elements are planned alongside showers, tubs, and wet-area upgrades, not treated as separate tasks—resulting in a cleaner schedule, predictable budget, and beautiful outcome. When space is limited, design coordination matters even more, which is why thoughtful small bathroom remodel ideas focus on layout, finishes, and storage working together.
Two Common Requests
Keeping a tub (but replacing it)
If your plan is to keep a tub for family use or personal preference, but the existing tub is worn, stained, or failing, start with our Bathtub Replacement guide for what’s involved.
Mobility-first bathroom upgrades
If bathing safety is the top concern and soaking comfort matters, review Walk-In Tubs as part of an overall bathroom plan.
Bathroom Remodeling Reviews — Knoxville & Nearby
Carolyn Parker
“Jack and John did a wonderful job on our tub-to-shower conversion. We chose the Fibo wall panels and the shower base is nice and not slippery. It took three days to complete and we’re very satisfied with the outcome. I would highly recommend this company to anyone needing services.”
Mary
“I am totally thrilled with the Fibo walk-in shower. Travis and Bill did a great job installing. They protected my floors and cleaned up both days. The Fibo shower looks better and feels sturdier than the acrylic options I saw elsewhere. The cost was reasonable and competitive. Would I recommend them? You bet.”
V Cunningham
“Jack showed me the Fibo products, which are realistic looking. He noticed a plumbing layout issue another company missed—avoiding a surprise expense. Jack and Devon covered the floors, kept me informed, and even coordinated blocking placement for the glass doors. Outstanding job and I couldn’t be more pleased.”
William Klein (Local Guide)
“We wanted high quality with the options we wanted—without the high-pressure sales. Jack listened and we made the final decision. The craftsmanship was outstanding. It took four days because it included plumbing, electrical, new flooring, and ventilation—still for less than the big companies wanted for tub-to-shower only. Highly recommend.”
Knoxville Bathroom Remodeling Planning Guides
Start here if you’re planning a bathroom remodel and want real expectations—what’s worth it, what it costs, and how to avoid “fast install” shortcuts that can hurt long-term value.
These three guides work together: start with cost expectations, compare “one-day” claims to real durability, then use the local-vs-franchise breakdown to choose the approach that protects resale value.
Full Bathroom Remodeling — Planning FAQs
Scope, timelines, coordination, and budgeting—focused on how full remodel projects are planned and executed in Knoxville homes.
A full remodel typically means coordinating multiple upgrades in one plan—wet-area work, fixtures, finishes, storage, and layout details—rather than changing only one component. The goal is a cohesive result with fewer surprises and cleaner scheduling.
Timelines depend on scope and materials. Projects move fastest when the footprint stays similar and selections are made early. Layout changes, custom glass, or hidden repairs will extend the schedule.
The biggest variables are scope changes midstream, custom-order lead times, and hidden conditions like water damage or out-of-level framing. Clear planning upfront keeps projects predictable.
Yes. Keeping drain and valve locations (when possible) helps control labor and reduces complexity. Many Knoxville remodels get major functional upgrades without moving everything around.
We narrow choices to what fits your space and goals—base type, wall system, storage, glass style, and fixtures—so everything works together without decision overload.
Yes. We manage protection, staging, cleanup, and communication so projects stay organized and livable throughout the remodel.
Start by understanding realistic price ranges for your space, then prioritize the “core” items first—waterproofing, layout, and durability—before adding upgrades.
A good next step is reviewing a local cost breakdown like our Bathroom Remodel Cost in Knoxville, TN guide. It helps set expectations before committing to a specific design or scope.
Areas We Serve
We complete bathroom remodeling projects throughout East Tennessee—ranging from shower upgrades to full bathroom transformations—built around durable materials, practical layouts, and clean installation.
Get a Coordinated Bathroom Remodel Plan
Tell us what you’re changing in the bathroom and what you want the final space to feel like. We’ll map the simplest path for your layout, timeline, and budget—and keep the project clean and organized from start to finish.