Full-Time Homes
Daily comfort matters. A bathroom remodel might make shower entry easier, replace a worn tub or shower, improve storage, or bring the room’s finishes together around the people who live there.
Smoky Mountains bathroom and shower remodeling
An aging shower, difficult bathtub or dated bathroom can make a home harder to enjoy and a cabin harder to maintain. We help owners of primary homes, second homes and cabins plan comfortable upgrades with durable materials and a clear scope of work.
Share what you want to change. We’ll follow up to discuss the property and arrange an in-home consultation.
A bathroom in a full-time home may need to support a different routine than one in a seasonal property or overnight-rental cabin. We start with how the space is used, then recommend a scope and materials that fit.
Daily comfort matters. A bathroom remodel might make shower entry easier, replace a worn tub or shower, improve storage, or bring the room’s finishes together around the people who live there.
When a property is used seasonally, owners often want a bathroom that feels welcoming when they arrive and is straightforward to care for between visits. Waterproof shower materials and practical layouts can help.
Guest bathrooms see frequent use and cleaning. Durable wet-area materials, convenient shower entry and useful storage can make the space comfortable for guests and simpler to maintain between stays.
Whether the property is your everyday home or a place you visit, the right project begins with the bathroom you have and what you want it to do better.
Call 865-247-5504Bathroom remodeling for homes and cabins
Replacing a worn shower can make a big difference. Sometimes the vanity, flooring, lighting and storage also need attention for the bathroom to work and feel right as a whole.
A Smoky Mountains bathroom renovation can focus on a few coordinated updates or bring several parts of the room together in a broader remodel. We look at the existing space, discuss how you use it and define the proposed work before scheduling.
The right scope depends on the room. You can discuss a focused improvement without committing to a complete bathroom remodel.
Yellowed fiberglass, cramped shower stalls, aging doors and limited storage can make an otherwise useful bathroom frustrating. The right project depends on whether you want to replace the shower you have or reclaim the space occupied by a bathtub.
If you already have a shower, we can remove the worn enclosure and install a new base, waterproof walls, fixtures, storage and glass suited to the available space. This is a direct shower replacement.
Explore Shower RemodelingIf stepping over the tub is difficult or the bathtub rarely gets used, a tub-to-shower conversion can create a more convenient shower within that part of the bathroom. We plan the entry, base, walls and storage around how you want to use it.
Explore Tub-to-Shower ConversionsComplete removal and replacement: We remove the existing tub or shower, assess the exposed wet area, prepare it for the new system and install the selected components. The proposal defines the work before installation begins.
Call 865-247-5504Converting an underused bathtub can improve shower entry and make better use of the existing space.
The completed shower brings together easier entry, waterproof grout-free walls, a stable base and updated fixtures in the existing bathroom footprint.
The right project depends on what is worn, what you want to change and how you use the property.
Coordinate the shower or bathtub with updates to the vanity, flooring, lighting and other parts of the room.
Explore Bathroom RemodelingTurn a difficult-to-enter or underused bathtub into a shower that makes better use of its footprint.
Explore Tub-to-Shower ConversionsReplace a worn or cramped shower with updated waterproof walls, a new base, fixtures and storage.
Explore Shower RemodelingPlan easier entry and everyday comfort with a low-entry or curbless shower suited to the room.
Explore Walk-In ShowersKeep a bathtub where it remains useful while replacing a worn unit with one that better fits the bathroom.
Explore Bathtub ReplacementUnsure which scope fits? Talk through the bathroom with our team.
Call 865-247-5504FIBO waterproof shower walls
A shower should look good when the project is finished and remain straightforward to care for afterward. FIBO uses substantial waterproof wall panels with locking connections and MS polymer-sealed joints to create a finished shower without traditional grout lines.
The panel surface is certified antibacterial. That material feature, together with grout-free walls, makes routine cleaning simpler for a busy household or a frequently used cabin bathroom.
Cabins and overnight rentals
A guest bathroom may be used and cleaned repeatedly between visits. When planning a cabin bathroom remodel, we look at how people enter the shower, where they put their belongings and which surfaces will be practical to maintain.
The finished room should also feel inviting. Waterproof materials, coordinated fixtures and a well-chosen wall design can create a bathroom that looks as considered as the rest of the property.
Grout-free shower walls and accessible storage help keep routine cleaning practical between stays.
A properly installed waterproof wall system, suitable base and coordinated glass are planned to handle regular use.
Useful niches, shelves and fixtures make it easier for visitors to settle in without crowding the shower.
Wall finishes, hardware and lighting can be coordinated for a bathroom that looks good in person and in property photos.
A walk-in shower can make daily use more comfortable while looking like a natural part of the bathroom.
A low-entry base reduces the step into the shower. A curbless layout creates a level transition when the bathroom’s construction allows for it. We evaluate the existing space before recommending either configuration.
Both can be planned around present comfort and future flexibility, with finishes that feel at home in a primary residence or cabin.
If you own a second home or cabin, you may need to plan the project around trips to the property. Clear decisions about the bathroom, access and schedule help everyone know what to expect.
An experienced project manager visits the property, measures the space and discusses what you want to improve.
We review suitable layouts, materials and fixtures so the proposed scope reflects the choices for your property.
Before scheduling, we discuss the expected timeline, communication and how installers will access the property.
We arrange a final walkthrough so you can see the completed work and ask questions about the new bathroom.
Tell us whether this is your everyday home, a second home or a cabin. We’ll account for how you use the property when discussing the project.
A bathroom project is easier to plan when you know what will be installed, who will do the work and what to expect while they are in your home.
An experienced project manager measures the room, discusses your goals and helps coordinate suitable selections. We define the proposed scope and a realistic schedule before work begins.
Our employee crew handles the installation. They protect travel paths, manage dust, keep the work organized and clean up the work area each day.
We keep you informed as the project progresses, complete a final cleaning and walk through the finished bathroom with you.
Knoxville Tub to Shower Conversions received Quality Business Awards recognition for bathroom renovation in Knoxville .
★★★★★
M Brown
Jack did the most incredible job on my tiny horrible bathroom. He exceeded my expectations. My bathroom now looks like something out of a magazine.
It started with a total reconstruction of my shower that was unusable to a complete remodel. The price was extremely fair, as my bathroom was a total gut job.
Im so very glad that I chose this company over the 1 or 2 day install place which had less expensive materials and wanted to charge me more than this company did just to put in a shower. Jack did the complete remodel and fixed any issues that arose as he worked. I highly recommend this company.
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Answers to common questions about planning a bathroom project for a home, second home or cabin.
Yes. We plan bathroom and shower projects for full-time residences, second homes, cabins and overnight-rental properties in the Smoky Mountains service area. The recommended scope depends on how the bathroom is used and what the owner wants to improve.
No. A focused shower replacement can update the wet area while keeping other parts of the bathroom. A broader bathroom remodel may also include the vanity, flooring, lighting, fixtures or storage when those updates are part of your goals.
Yes. Shower replacement involves removing the existing unit, assessing the exposed area, preparing it for the new installation and installing the selected base, waterproof walls and other components. Explore our shower remodeling options .
Yes. A tub-to-shower conversion replaces the bathtub with a shower planned for its available footprint. The entry, base, walls, fixtures, storage and glass are selected as part of the project. Learn more about tub-to-shower conversions .
FIBO is a waterproof wall-panel system with locking panels and MS polymer-sealed joints. It offers a range of wall finishes without traditional grout lines. A molded acrylic surround is formed as a different type of wall unit. We can show you the available materials during a consultation.
No. FIBO has a certified antibacterial panel surface, but the shower still needs routine cleaning. Its grout-free wall surface can make that care more straightforward than cleaning numerous grout lines.
Owners often consider waterproof shower walls, durable fixtures, convenient entry and storage guests can use easily. Finishes should also suit the property’s design. The right choices depend on the bathroom layout, expected use and maintenance routine.
A low-entry shower has a reduced step over its base. A curbless shower has a level transition into the wet area. The existing floor and bathroom layout determine which configuration is practical. Both can include attractive walls, storage, seating and coordinated glass.
Yes. An experienced project manager needs to assess and measure the bathroom at the property. We then discuss selections, the proposed scope, scheduling, communication, property access and final walkthrough arrangements with you.
Disruption depends on the work involved. A focused shower project affects a smaller area than a coordinated remodel involving flooring, a vanity or several fixtures. Our installers protect travel paths, organize their work and clean the work area during the project.
Many focused shower installations typically take a couple of days. A broader bathroom remodel takes longer when it includes additional fixtures, flooring or coordinated work. We establish a realistic schedule after measuring the room and defining the scope and selections.
Cost depends on the size and condition of the existing bathroom, the work selected, materials, fixtures, glass and whether the project involves only the wet area or more of the room. An in-home assessment allows us to define the proposed scope and price.
Financing is available for qualified homeowners. We first define the proposed project and price so you can decide whether to discuss payment options.
Call 865-247-5504 or submit the consultation form on this page. An experienced project manager will discuss your goals, visit the property, measure the bathroom and review suitable options before preparing a proposed scope.
Tell us what you want to change in your home or cabin. An experienced project manager will visit the property and help you understand which bathroom or shower improvements fit the space.
Financing is available for qualified homeowners and can be discussed after the project scope is defined.
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