Berlin, CT | Bathroom Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling in Berlin, CT
Nu-Face Home Improvements has remodeled bathrooms on nearly every corner of Berlin. From tub-to-shower conversions on Savage Hill Road and Hawthorne Drive to full gut renovations with marble-look acrylic wall panels on Clock Shop Drive and Reservoir Road, the projects on this page are real Berlin homes completed by our own installation team.
Our bath remodeling line is Luxury Bath by Bath Concepts, and we install it through our showroom at 855 Berlin Turnpike. If you have been thinking about updating your bathroom and want to see what is possible, everything we show here started with a conversation at that showroom or a free in-home consultation.
See our work in Berlin, CT
The Berlin projects in our portfolio cover a wide range of bathroom types, from original 1950s tub and tile setups to builder-grade fiberglass showers that homeowners had lived with for decades. Here is a look at several of them.
Hawthorne Drive: Dated Chrome Shower to Frameless Marble-Look Remodel
The Hawthorne Drive bathroom had an original chrome-framed shower with a basic white acrylic surround. Functional but visually flat, and the chrome hardware had yellowed over years of use. The homeowner wanted something that felt more current without changing the footprint of the bathroom. We installed Luxury Bath marble-look acrylic wall panels in a white and gray veining pattern, replaced the hardware with matte black fixtures throughout, and finished with a frameless sliding door and a recessed rain head.
As an authorized Luxury Bath by Bath Concepts dealer, we have displays available to see in person at our showroom at 855 Berlin Turnpike. If you’ve been thinking about updating your bathroom and want to see what’s possible, everything shown here started with a conversation at that showroom or a free in-home consultation.
Savage Hill Road: Full Gut to Open Walk-In Shower
The Savage Hill Road project is the most dramatic structural change in the Berlin bath portfolio. The original bathroom had a tub and tile surround with dated chrome hardware, a standard setup in older Berlin homes. The homeowner wanted to remove the tub entirely and convert to an open walk-in shower. The progress photo shows the full gut state: walls stripped to studs, R-13 insulation exposed, plumbing roughed in, and the first panel of marble-look acrylic already on the back wall. The after shows the completed walk-in with a new Luxury Bath acrylic system in a bold white marble pattern, matte black shower bar, grab bar, and rain head.
Clock Shop Drive: Tub to Walk-In Shower with Gray Marble Panels
The Clock Shop Drive project involved removing a dated builder-grade tub and fiberglass surround and converting the space to a walk-in shower. The before shows the original cream-colored fiberglass unit with small square tile above it. The progress photo shows the new shower pan installed and the gray marble acrylic panels being fitted on the walls, with the installer visible in the frame. The after shows the completed gray marble walk-in with a brushed nickel rain and hand shower combo, a center grab bar, and corner shelving. The vanity with a marble-top countertop visible in the after is also new.
Valley Drive: Tub and Sliding Door Update with Matte Black Hardware
The Valley Drive project is a good example of what Nu-Face delivers when the homeowner wants a refresh rather than a full gut. The original bathroom had a fiberglass tub combo with a bronze sliding door and matching bronze fixtures. The homeowner wanted to keep the tub but modernize everything around it. We replaced the wall surround with new Luxury Bath acrylic panels, swapped the bronze hardware for matte black throughout, and installed a new sliding door with a clean black frame. The valley drive after also has an interior shot showing the updated wall panel and matte black shower system from inside the tub enclosure.
Reservoir Road: Sloped Ceiling Bathroom Conversion
The Reservoir Road bathroom is one of the more technically interesting projects in the Berlin portfolio because of the sloped ceiling. The bathroom sits under a roofline which creates an angled ceiling that cuts into the usable height of the shower. The original setup had an old pink tub, green tile surround, and a curtain rod, which was original to a much older home. Converting a tub under a sloped ceiling to a walk-in shower requires careful planning of the shower pan placement and the wall panel cuts to fit the angle. The after shows a clean white marble acrylic walk-in with a grab bar, corner shelving, and a curved glass shower door that fits the angled space.
Warner Road: Tub Conversion to Walk-In with White Subway Tile Panels
The Warner Road before shows a dated fiberglass tub combo with a tan acrylic surround and bronze framed door. The homeowner wanted to convert to a walk-in shower and update the look. We installed a new Luxury Bath white subway tile pattern acrylic surround, updated all hardware to brushed nickel, and finished with a frameless glass sliding door and a rain and hand shower combo. The subway tile panel is one of the more popular choices among Berlin homeowners because it works with both traditional and contemporary bathroom aesthetics.
South Slope Drive: Master Shower Replacement with Marble Panel Update
The progress photo from South Slope Drive shows what a proper shower replacement looks like before the finished surface goes in. Walls are stripped back, purple moisture-resistant backer board is installed across all three sides, and the first white marble acrylic panel is already set on the back wall. The shower pan is in place at the base. This is the stage most homeowners never see. The preparation work determines how well the finished installation holds up over time.
By the time the finished Luxury Bath white marble acrylic panels are fully installed and the gold-framed door has been replaced, what was a dated 1980s shower configuration becomes a clean, modern space. The white marble pattern reflects the direction most Berlin homeowners are moving when they update an older master bath.
Lower Lane: Tub Surround with White Subway Panels
The Lower Lane project is a straightforward tub surround replacement, which is one of the most common bath projects Nu-Face does in Berlin. The existing tub was sound but the surround had seen better days. We replaced the surround with a white subway tile pattern Luxury Bath acrylic system, updated the hardware to brushed nickel, and added a chrome grab bar along the left wall. The result is clean, bright, and easy to maintain. The second after photo shows the full tub and surround from inside the space.
Becker Avenue: Tub to Shower Conversion with Clean White Surround
The Becker Avenue bathroom had an original blue tub with matching blue acrylic surround, a configuration that dates to an earlier era of Berlin home construction. The homeowner wanted to modernize without a full renovation. We converted the tub to a shower, installed a clean white Luxury Bath acrylic surround, and finished with a semi-frameless sliding door and brushed nickel hardware. The bathroom window visible in both the before and after provides natural light that the updated white surround reflects well.
Rod Road: Tub Replacement in Progress
The Rod Road after photo shows a freshly installed Luxury Bath tub and white acrylic surround with a nickel rain head and hand shower system. The photo was taken mid-project, with the ceiling still open showing the framing above. This is a good example of the kind of work Nu-Face does in older Berlin homes where a bathroom update is happening as part of a larger renovation.
Farmington Ave: Existing Shower Before Consultation
The Farmington Ave photo shows an existing small walk-in shower with a white fiberglass surround, chrome frame, and navy blue wall paint. This is a common starting point for Berlin homeowners who have been working around a builder-grade shower for years. The before is included here to show the type of starting condition Nu-Face works with regularly.
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The projects featured on this page show what’s possible when thoughtful design, quality materials, and experienced installation come together. Whether you’re looking for a safer shower, a more modern look, or a complete bathroom refresh, our team can help you create a space that works better for your daily routine.
Schedule a free in-home consultation or visit our Berlin showroom to explore your options. We’ll answer your questions, provide honest recommendations, and help you move forward with confidence.
