Bathroom Remodeling in Windsor, CT

Nu-Face Home Improvements has remodeled bathrooms throughout Windsor and South Windsor, from a full renovation on Lepage Road to targeted shower door replacements on Hayes Road and Griffin Road. The projects on this page are real Windsor and South Windsor homes completed by our own installation team.

Our bathroom remodels are installed through Luxury Bath by Bath Concepts, our authorized bath dealer. If you have been thinking about updating your bathroom and want to see what is possible, everything shown here started with a conversation at that showroom or a free in-home consultation.

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Real Bathroom Remodeling Projects in Windsor & South Windsor

The projects below range from full bathroom renovations to targeted shower base and door replacements, several focused on making a shower safer and easier to use.

Aiden Road: Shower Conversion

This Aiden Road bathroom went from a dated built-in tub to a fully enclosed shower with a marble-look acrylic wall system and matte black hardware. Removing the tub freed up floor space and gave the room a cleaner, more open feel, while the built-in niche keeps everyday items off the shower floor. It is the kind of conversion that works well for anyone who showers far more often than they bathe.

Dexter Street: Walk-In Shower with Accessibility Features

Accessibility was the priority on this Dexter Street remodel. Nu-Face installed a built-in bench, a full-length grab bar, and a handheld shower head on a slide bar, all inside a new glass-enclosed stall that replaced the home’s original shower. The result gives the homeowner more control and stability without the enclosure looking like a medical fixture.

Holcomb Hill Road: Shower Remodel with Acrylic Wall System

The shower on this Holcomb Hill Road bathroom was rebuilt with a stone-look acrylic wall system, built-in corner shelving, and a new glass door. Acrylic panels seal at the seams instead of relying on grout lines, which means fewer places for water to work its way behind the wall over time.

Lepage Road: Full Bathroom Renovation

This Lepage Road bathroom got a full renovation, with the tub and surround torn out and replaced with a new acrylic tub-shower unit, a grab bar for added safety, and a corner shelf built into the wall. The homeowner’s choice of a deep purple ceiling gives the space some personality without competing with the clean white walls below it.

Macktown Road: Shower Remodel

Macktown Road’s shower now has a full acrylic wall surround and a new glass door in place of the aging enclosure it replaced. Finish work like the ceiling paint and vent trim was still being wrapped up when this photo was taken, but the shower itself, the part that matters most for day-to-day use, was already complete.

Taverner Road: Walk-In Shower with Frameless Glass Doors

Taverner Road’s new walk-in shower pairs tile-look acrylic walls with frameless glass doors, brightening what had been a small, dated bathroom. Letting light pass through the enclosure instead of blocking it with a curtain or frosted panel makes the whole room read larger than its actual footprint.

Whitney Circle: Walk-In Shower Remodel

This Windsor bathroom received an updated walk-in shower designed to improve both appearance and everyday functionality. The original shower had a dated enclosure and older wall materials. Nu-Face replaced it with a clean acrylic shower system, a new glass enclosure, built-in corner shelving, and a grab bar for added support.

The updated shower keeps the existing bathroom layout while creating a brighter, more streamlined appearance. The low-maintenance wall system also reduces the need to clean grout lines throughout the shower area.

Whitney Circle: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

This second Whitney Circle bathroom project replaced an outdated tub and shower combination with a new shower system. The original space featured a built-in tub, sliding glass doors, patterned wall tile, and older fixtures.

Nu-Face converted the space into a more functional shower with a new shower base, acrylic wall panels, built-in corner shelving, glass doors, and a grab bar. The updated design provides a cleaner appearance while making the shower easier to access and maintain.

Garden Circle: Tub-to-Shower Conversion

The original bathroom on Garden Circle featured a large corner soaking tub surrounded by white square tile. The shower fixtures were positioned above the tub, creating a combination bath and shower setup with a raised step into the bathing area. The existing layout also included tiled surfaces around the tub that made the space feel dated and less accessible.

Nu-Face converted the tub area into a spacious walk-in shower with a low-profile shower base, marble-look wall panels, a clear glass enclosure, and built-in shelving. The updated shower also includes a handheld showerhead, overhead rain shower, and multiple grab bars for added comfort and support. The result is a more functional and accessible bathroom with a cleaner, more modern design.

Griffin Road: New Shower Base and Wall Panels

This Griffin Road shower now has a bright white one-piece base and matching acrylic wall panels, replacing a setup that had worn unevenly over the years. Keeping the base and walls in the same system means everything seals together as one unit instead of depending on caulk at every joint.

Hayes Road: Shower Door Replacement

The existing shower stall on Hayes Road kept its footprint, but the doors were the weak point: worn tracks and hardware that no longer sealed properly. Nu-Face replaced them with new sliding glass doors in a textured rain-glass pattern, solving the water leakage problem without a full teardown.

Murielle Drive: Classic Tub-to-Shower Update

This Murielle Drive bathroom kept a classic look with white subway tile-style acrylic walls and oil-rubbed bronze fixtures, giving the new shower a traditional feel rather than a modern one. Built-in corner shelving replaced the freestanding caddies the homeowner had been using for storage.

Pleasant Valley Road: Bathroom Accessibility Remodel

Safety was the focus of this Pleasant Valley Road remodel. Nu-Face added grab bars and a step-in shower configuration designed to reduce the risk of a fall, without giving up the look of a normal, finished bathroom. It is proof that accessibility upgrades do not have to look institutional to do their job.

Sandstone Drive: New Shower Base Installation

The shower floor on Sandstone Drive was replaced with a seamless acrylic base, taking the place of a tiled floor that had developed the kind of wear that eventually leads to leaks. A one-piece base is one of the simplest upgrades in a bathroom remodel, and one of the most effective at preventing water damage down the line.

Planning a Bathroom Remodel in Windsor or South Windsor?

These projects show how Nu-Face Home Improvements can update an existing bathroom with minimal disruption to your everyday routine. From tub-to-shower conversions and walk-in shower installations to shower replacements and accessibility upgrades, our team helps homeowners create bathrooms that are easier to use, maintain, and enjoy.

Our bathroom remodeling projects are installed through Luxury Bath by Bath Concepts, with options for acrylic wall systems, shower bases, built-in shelving, glass enclosures, grab bars, and other decorative features tailored to your needs. We serve homeowners in Windsor, South Windsor, and surrounding Connecticut communities.

Visit our showroom at 855 Berlin Turnpike or schedule a free in-home consultation to discuss your bathroom remodeling project.

Bathroom Remodeling in Windsor, CT