Blog: Luxury Bath of NJPA

Are you tired of looking at your worn-down bathtub? There’s an easy way to transform your bathroom into a stylish and functional space that meets your specific wants and needs for your home. The solution is an efficient tub-to-shower conversion.

Home remodeling projects can be overwhelming, and knowing how to start can be difficult to decide!  The internet offers a myriad of design choices, options, styles, and ideas, which make the process challenging to narrow down.

Bathroom remodeling projects are one of the most popular home improvement projects homeowners invest in.  The bathroom is one of the most daily utilized areas of the home.  Although the space to work with can be small, that doesn't mean the project always is!

There is nothing quite like relaxing in a warm bath, but those with limited mobility may not have been able to enjoy that experience for a while.

Are you feeling stuck with a dated and drab bathroom? Or maybe a little envious of the sprawling spa-like soaking tubs and luxe walk-in showers that would never fit your tiny bathroom? Believe it or not, small bathrooms are fairly common.

If you’re contemplating spending money a bathroom remodel, you may be wondering how to get the most bang for your buck. After all, nobody wants to dump money into a design aesthetic that is going to quickly become outdated.

If you have a large bathroom or master bathroom in dire need of an update, our team of professional bathroom remodelers from Luxury Bath of NJPA are here to help.

Safety first! Don't be a statistic! Rub a dub dub.. don’t slip in the tub! A study conducted by the Consumer Affairs Agency based in part on these statistics estimates that around 19,000 people lose their lives every year in accidents while bathing.

Crazy Contractors! Jack of all trades, master of none! Navigating this bathroom should be fun!  We all know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows a guy...but is that guy reputable and the right guy?

Pesky Plumbing Problems! A small drip can be a big drag! A small valve leak or dripping fixtures can cause major mold growth and wood rot. The leak or drip may look minor on the outside, but what would your walls say if they could talk?