Showers & tub conversions
Discuss shower size, entry, glass, niches and fixture placement so the bathing area supports your routine.
A better everyday routine
Create a bathroom that feels comfortable, organized and thoughtfully finished. From a compact hall bath to a primary bathroom renovation, Zajac Home Improvement helps bring the layout, tile, fixtures and finishing details together.

The right starting point
A bathroom needs more than attractive tile. Storage, lighting, ventilation and the way water is managed all shape the result. Keeping fixtures in their existing locations may simplify a project, while a revised layout can make better use of limited space. We discuss both the improvements you want and the conditions that affect the work.
Discuss shower size, entry, glass, niches and fixture placement so the bathing area supports your routine.
Coordinate cabinet dimensions, countertop space, mirrors and storage with the room and the people using it.
Choose a coherent combination of floor, shower and wall finishes, with attention to transitions and maintenance.
Plan task lighting, ventilation, trim, paint and accessories as part of one complete room.
Plan with confidence
Review door swings, fixture clearances and how the room functions before committing to large fixtures.
Shower assemblies, substrate preparation and transitions deserve attention before decorative finishes are installed.
Identify another bathroom you can use and discuss access, protection and the work sequence before construction begins.
Room size, fixture relocation, tile complexity, shower glass, cabinetry and conditions uncovered during demolition influence bathroom remodeling cost. A clear selection list makes estimates easier to compare.
Start with your project address, photos, priorities and preferred timing. We review the proposed scope and selections with you before moving forward.
Tell Us About Your Project →A tub-to-shower conversion can be part of the project. We review the opening, drainage, plumbing and preferred shower configuration before defining the work.
No. A renovation can retain the general layout while updating the finishes and fixtures. Relocation is discussed when it improves the room enough to justify the added work.
The schedule depends on the scope, selections, material lead times and existing conditions. We discuss the expected sequence with you before work begins rather than promising one duration for every bathroom.
Considering more than one part of your home? Explore related services and discuss how the work can be coordinated.
Explore our New York and Connecticut coverage, then send us your address and project details to discuss the next step.