Bathroom Remodeling Services in Evansville: Tubs, Showers, Vanities & Faucets

Many older Evansville homes were built with a single tub-shower combo. When that original unit wears out, a lot of homeowners decide they don't want another tub at all.

That's where tub-to-shower conversion comes in. We take out the existing tub and build a shower-only space in its place. We handle the plumbing connections and set the fixtures you need to finish the job.

Tub-to-shower conversion isn't the same as bathtub replacement. Replacement puts a new tub in the same spot. Conversion changes the layout itself. It changes how you use the room every day.

People choose tub-to-shower conversion for a few common reasons:

• Stepping over a tub wall has gotten hard or unsafe
• You want less to scrub and keep clean
• You want a more open bathroom
• Nobody in the house uses the tub anymore

, people tend to think of this as a style choice. For many families it's about getting in and out safely. That's a good reason to do it.

You can read more about the process on our Tub-to-shower conversion in Evansville page.

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The crack keeps spreading. The finish is worn down to a dull, rough patch. Or the tub just looks like it belongs to another era.

If you still want a tub in that space, bathtub replacement is the fix. We remove the old tub and install a new one in the same spot. Then we check the plumbing connections and reconnect them properly.

Here's how bathtub replacement differs from tub-to-shower conversion. Replacement keeps the space as a tub. Conversion turns it into a shower-only layout. If you have kids who need baths, or you just like a soak at the end of the day, bathtub replacement is usually the better fit.

Old tubs in Evansville homes often reach a point where fixing them stops making sense. A tub with damage in more than one spot, or one that keeps failing in the same place, is usually a good candidate for bathtub replacement.

We'll take a look and tell you straight whether bathtub replacement is worth it or a repair will do. See our Bathtub replacement services page for more.

Planning a bathroom that never had a tub? Or redoing a bathroom down to the studs? Bathtub installation is the service for you.

Bathtub installation is for new or renovated spaces. It's different from bathtub replacement, which swaps out an existing tub that's failing. With bathtub installation, the space might be brand new, or the layout might be changing around the tub.

Here's what we do on a bathtub installation:

• Set the tub in place and make sure it's level
• Connect the drain and the water supply lines
• Test drainage and water flow
• Get the area ready to finish around the tub

That testing step matters more than people think. Once walls and tile go up around a tub, any hidden leak becomes a much bigger job. So we check the drain and supply lines before anything gets closed in.

Bathtub installation fits well with bigger home renovations. Many Evansville homeowners are updating floors, paint, and bathrooms all at once. Learn more on our Bathtub installation in Evansville page.

A new faucet changes the top of your sink. A vanity / bathroom sink install changes the whole thing: the basin and the cabinet under it.

Homeowners usually call us for this when the old vanity is water-stained, sagging, or just too small. Others are adding a new sink and cabinet as part of a bigger remodel.

We install the vanity or sink unit. Then we connect the water supply and drain lines so everything works from day one. No drips under the cabinet. No slow drain the first week.

A vanity / bathroom sink install often goes hand in hand with a new faucet. You don't have to do both, though. If your sink and cabinet are fine and only the faucet looks dated, a faucet install alone may be all you need.

For commercial spaces, the same work applies to restroom vanities and sinks. Read more on our Vanity and bathroom sink install page.

Not sure if your tub needs a repair or a full conversion? Visit our tub-to-shower conversion page for a closer look.

Your sink is in good shape. The faucet, not so much. Maybe it's worn, hard to turn, or just ugly.

That's a job for bathroom faucet install. We take out the old faucet and set the new one in place. Then we check the connections for leaks and make sure the water flows the way it should.

Bathroom faucet install is just the fixture on top. It's not the same as a vanity / bathroom sink install, which covers the basin and cabinet. Lots of homeowners need a new faucet without replacing the whole sink, and that's completely fine.

One thing to know before you buy a faucet: it won't always fit your current setup right out of the box. The holes in your sink and the connection points under it have to match. Sometimes the connections need some work first. We sort that out as part of the bathroom faucet install.

Bathroom faucet install also fits nicely into a vanity swap, since we're already working under the sink. Check out our Bathroom faucet install services page for details.

In a remodel, the small pieces make a big difference. New handles, spouts, and shower fixtures can make an old bathroom feel like a new one.

Plumbing fixture installation is how we get those pieces in. We set the new fixtures and connect them to your existing plumbing. Then we check the fittings so everything lines up and seals right.

Plumbing fixture installation is for new fixtures you're adding or swapping in. It's different from repair water fixtures, which is for fixtures you already have that aren't working right. If your old fixture still works but you want a new look, plumbing fixture installation is the right call.

Fit is the part that trips people up. A new shower fixture has to match the valve behind the wall. A new spout has to line up with the pipe it attaches to. We check all of that before anything goes on the wall.

We handle plumbing fixture installation for homes and businesses in Evansville and the Tri-State. Learn more on our Plumbing fixture installation page.

A lot of people see a crack or a leak and figure the whole tub has to go. Often, it doesn't.

Bathtub repair is for a tub that has one problem but is otherwise in good shape. We fix that specific issue without pulling the tub out. That could be a surface repair, or a leak at a connection point.

Bathtub repair is a good fit for problems like these:

• A small crack or chip in the surface
• A worn spot in the finish
• A leak at the drain or another connection point

Here's the difference from bathtub replacement. Repair fixes one problem on the tub you have. Replacement removes the tub entirely and puts in a new one.

My honest take? Start by asking whether repair will do the job. If the damage is spread out or keeps coming back, we'll tell you so, and we'll talk about replacement instead. You get a free quote either way.

Find out more on our Bathtub repair services page.

Some fixtures drip all night. Some showerheads barely spray. Some handles turn and turn and never quite shut off.

Our repair water fixtures service handles problems like these. We find out what's wrong at the fixture itself and repair it. That keeps your bathroom in good working order, either during a remodel or as part of routine upkeep.

Repair water fixtures covers faucets, showerheads, and valves. It's not the same as bathtub repair, which deals with the tub basin or surface. If the problem is the tub itself, that's bathtub repair. If it's the fixture that controls the water, that's repair water fixtures.

Repair water fixtures makes sense when the fixture is worth keeping. If it's old and failing in more than one way, a new one may be the better move.

If water is pouring out and won't stop, that's a job for our plumbing side. Call us anytime, because we're open 24/7.

Get the full picture on our Repair water fixtures in Evansville page.

Ready to update your bathroom? Call (812) 677-8484 or request a free quote today. We're available 24/7.