Bathroom Remodeling in Southington, CT

Every bathroom tells a different story. Some homeowners are looking to replace an outdated tub, while others want a safer walk-in shower, easier maintenance, or a fresh new look that better fits their home. The projects below highlight a variety of bathroom remodels we’ve completed throughout Southington, from tub-to-shower conversions and shower rebuilds to tub surround replacements and accessibility upgrades.

Each remodel was completed by the Nu-Face Home Improvements team using premium Luxury Bath products designed to deliver long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance. Browse these completed projects to see how thoughtful design, quality materials, and professional installation can transform one of the most-used rooms in your home.

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Bathroom Remodeling Projects in Southington

The Southington projects in our portfolio range from original builder-grade tub and surround setups to dated tile configurations that homeowners had lived with for years.

Village Road: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

The tub and surround on West Center St was cramped, dark tiled, and crowded with the shower caddies and grab bars that come from years of trying to make an awkward space work. We converted it into a walk-in shower with new Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a gray and white marble-look finish, paired with a brushed nickel sliding glass enclosure.

The shower was upgraded to a dual system, with a fixed rain head and a handheld on a sliding bar, and the existing white octagon floor tile was left in place since it was in good condition and worked well with the new finish.

West Center St: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

A grab bar was integrated directly into the panel rather than surface-mounted, and a handheld shower head on a slide bar was added for everyday flexibility. A new toilet and quartz vanity top round out the space, set against freshly painted slate blue walls.

Winter Park Road: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

Improving accessibility was the primary goal of this remodel. The original tub was replaced with a walk-in shower designed to provide safer, more comfortable daily use while maintaining the bathroom’s existing layout and natural light.

Luxury Bath marble-look wall panels, built-in shelving, and strategically placed grab bars create a space that’s both functional and attractive. By keeping the existing floor and wall tile that remained in good condition, we were able to modernize the shower while preserving elements that still worked well within the room.

Woodberry Hill Drive: Tub Remodel

The original fiberglass tub and surround had begun showing years of wear, making the space feel dated and difficult to maintain. Rather than changing the bathroom’s layout, the homeowners chose to update the existing tub with materials designed for long-term durability and easier upkeep.

We installed a new soaking tub paired with a Luxury Bath acrylic surround featuring a white subway tile pattern with contrasting black grout lines. Matte black fixtures, including a rain shower head, handheld sprayer, and matching tub spout, complete the remodel, giving this traditional tub-and-shower combination a fresh, contemporary look.

Woodberry Hill Drive: Walk-in Shower Remodel

The original shower featured an older one-piece fiberglass surround with a molded corner seat and built-in shelving that made the space feel dated. The homeowners wanted a cleaner, more contemporary look without sacrificing everyday comfort, so we installed a Luxury Bath walk-in shower with marble-look acrylic wall panels that capture the appearance of natural stone without the maintenance of grout.

The finished shower feels brighter, more open, and is designed to provide years of low-maintenance performance.

Beecher Street: Tub Surround Replacement

This Beecher Street tub surround had damaged and missing tile sections around the plumbing, the kind of repair that gets patched instead of properly replaced. Our team installed a new Luxury Bath acrylic surround in a smooth white tile-look finish, with recessed corner shelving added on both walls for storage.

Fixtures were updated to a brushed gold finish throughout, including a curved shower rod, a combination fixed and handheld shower head, and a matching tub spout.

Burritt Street: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

This remodel focused on opening up a compact bathroom without changing the overall layout. We removed the builder-grade tub and installed a walk-in shower featuring Luxury Bath Carrara-style acrylic wall panels, a sliding glass enclosure, and integrated corner shelving.

Since the existing floor tile and vanity remained in good condition, they were incorporated into the new design, allowing the remodel to focus on the features that would have the greatest impact. The finished shower offers a more spacious feel while providing easier access and simpler maintenance.

Butler Avenue: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

This Butler Avenue bathroom had a dated pink and black tile shower with a heavily textured glass door. Our team opened the space into a walk-in shower with new Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a gray marble-look finish, keeping the existing window in place for natural light.

A grab bar and corner shelving were built directly into the panel, and the shower was upgraded to a combination fixed and handheld head. A clear glass sliding enclosure replaced the old frosted door, opening up the room considerably.

Cambridge Drive: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

The tub at Cambridge Drive already had a faux stone laminate panel around it from an earlier update that hadn’t held up well. Our team removed it and installed a walk-in shower with new Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a dark charcoal granite-look finish, along with a grab bar and two-tier corner shelving in brushed nickel.

A combination rain and handheld shower head was added, and the existing floor tile was left in place since it worked well with the new finish.

Chesterwood Terrace: Shower Refresh

Sometimes a bathroom doesn’t need a completely new layout—it just needs updated materials that make the space feel more inviting. This shower already had a functional footprint, but the mauve fiberglass surround and heavy frosted doors made it feel noticeably dated.

Without changing the overall layout, we transformed the shower with smooth Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels, a built-in bench, integrated corner shelving, and a new combination shower system. Replacing the bulky enclosure with a single glass panel helped the shower feel larger while allowing the updated finishes to become the focal point of the room.

Cortland Way: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

This remodel replaced a basic one-piece fiberglass tub and shower with a custom-designed walk-in shower that offers both improved functionality and a more distinctive look. Warm stone-look acrylic wall panels create a welcoming feel, while matte black fixtures provide a bold contrast throughout the space.

A recessed niche keeps shampoo and soap neatly tucked away, and the matching black-framed sliding glass enclosure gives the shower a finished, custom appearance. The completed remodel transforms a simple builder-grade bathroom into a space that feels more refined, comfortable, and tailored to the homeowners’ style.

Devonshire Drive: Custom Shower Rebuild

This project called for more than a cosmetic update. After removing the existing shower down to the studs and subfloor, we rebuilt the space from the ground up to create a shower designed for long-term durability, comfort, and everyday use.

The new Luxury Bath shower features crisp white acrylic wall panels, a built-in bench, and a strategically placed grab bar for added convenience. Matte black fixtures, including a rain shower head, handheld sprayer, and matching sliding glass enclosure, give the space a clean, modern finish. By rebuilding the shower from the framework out, the homeowners now have a bathroom that’s as functional as it is beautiful.

Evan Road: Shower Surround Replacement

The original shower was finished with small pink ceramic tile that had become dated over the years, making the bathroom feel older than it really was. Rather than simply replacing a few tiles, the homeowners opted for a complete shower refresh with modern materials that would be easier to maintain.

We installed Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a classic white subway tile pattern, paired with matte black fixtures for a clean, contemporary contrast. New marble-look flooring and an updated vanity completed the remodel, bringing the entire bathroom together with a brighter, more cohesive design that’s built for everyday living.

Flanders Road: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

This Flanders Road bathroom had a builder-grade tub and surround with a heavily frosted sliding glass door that obscured almost everything behind it. Our team converted it into a walk-in shower with new Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a warm tan stone-look finish, paired with an oil-rubbed bronze sliding glass enclosure and matching bronze fixtures.

A combination fixed and handheld shower head replaced the old single showerhead, and the existing floor tile was left in place since it worked well with the new finish.

Pepperidge Drive: Full Bathroom Remodel

This Pepperidge Drive bathroom was a full room renovation, not just a shower update. The original space had a dated sage green tub and white surround on one end, and a dated vanity and mirror setup on the other.

Our team converted the tub into a walk-in shower with new Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a white hexagon tile pattern, added a recessed niche for storage, and installed matte black fixtures with a sliding glass enclosure. On the vanity side, we installed a new floating white vanity with matte black hardware, black plumbing fixtures, a new toilet, and marble-look floor tile throughout, along with black upper walls and white beadboard wainscoting for a bold, cohesive redesign.

Reussner Road: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

Our team converted this Reussner Road bathroom into a walk-in shower, installing new Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a white subway tile pattern with corner shelving built into both walls. Matte black fixtures were installed throughout, including a rain shower head with a handheld on a slide bar, and a matte black-framed sliding glass enclosure completed the space while keeping the existing window in place for natural light.

Stonegate Road: Full Barrier-Free Shower Conversion

This Stonegate Road bathroom had a dated oval jetted tub surrounded by heavily patterned brown tile, original to the home and no longer functional the way the homeowner wanted. Our team removed it entirely and installed a full barrier-free walk-in shower with new Luxury Bath acrylic wall panels in a tan speckled finish, a recessed niche, and a built-in bench seat.

Matte black fixtures throughout, including a rain shower head, a handheld on a slide bar, and an angled grab bar, along with a curbless entry, make this one of our more accessibility-focused conversions.

Start Designing Your New Bathroom in Southington, CT

The projects above show that bathroom remodeling isn’t one-size-fits-all. Some homeowners wanted to improve accessibility, others were looking for easier maintenance, and many simply wanted a bathroom that felt brighter, more modern, and more enjoyable to use.

Whatever inspires your project, our team will help you find the right combination of products, layouts, and finishes to create a bathroom you’ll love for years to come. Stop by our Berlin showroom or schedule a free consultation to start planning your remodel.

Bathroom Remodeling in Southington, CT