Pros & Cons of Tub-to-Shower Conversions for Canadian Homes

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• 416-787-4925

• info_at_lampertrenovations.ca

• Tub-to-Shower Conversions Pros and Cons

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• Introduction

• Canadians, grappling with soaring energy bills
  and fast-paced lifestyles, are increasingly
  exploring tub-to-shower conversions.
• Tub-to-shower conversions are a prevalent
  bathroom renovation trend.
• But before you commit to a tub-to-shower
  conversion, its important to understand the
  implications.
• This presentation dissects the merits and
  pitfalls of a tub-to-shower conversion to help
  you make an informed decision.

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• Pros of a Tub-to-Shower Conversion

• Increased Space and Accessibility
• Uncover the spatial benefits of gaining up to
  five additional feet of floor space, contingent
  upon the type of shower chosen.
• Enhanced accessibility for seniors and
  individuals with mobility issues.
• Enhanced Functionality and Efficiency
• Functional enhancements, including steam, spray
  jets, bench seating, and massaging showerheads,
  that come with the transition from a tub to a
  shower.
• Efficiency gains, such as reduced water
  consumption and low-maintenance features,
  fostering a hassle-free daily routine.

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• Pros of a Tub-to-Shower Conversion

• Style and Aesthetics
• Opportunity for a stylistic metamorphosis,
  showcasing sleek shower designs with advanced
  technology and customizable options.
• Potential for increased home value with
  modernized aesthetics like advanced technology,
  customizable options, and low-maintenance
  fixtures.

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• Cons of a Tub-to-Shower Conversion

• Loss of Bathing Functionality
• Families with young children Bath time becomes
  less convenient with a shower.
• Relaxation Enjoying a long soak in the tub for
  stress relief is not possible.

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• Cons of a Tub-to-Shower Conversion

• Installation Costs
• Rising labor and material costs can make the
  project expensive.
• Hiring a professional contractor will give
  guaranteed quality work, however it comes with an
  additional cost for plumber, remodeler,
  electrician (if applicable).
• Potential hidden damage requiring further
  repairs.

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• Cons of a Tub-to-Shower Conversion

• Time Commitment and Complexity
• DIY project
• Requires proper equipment and knowledge.
• Risk of mistakes and additional costs.
• Hiring a professional
• Significant time commitment for project
  completion.
• Inconvenience, especially if the only bathroom in
  the house.

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