When Pat contact us she told us if anybody had an ugly bathroom that needed our help it was her. When we went to visit pat's home her bathroom wasn't so much ugly, as it was totally dysfunctional. It seems that at some point her home had been remodeled, but the layout that they did when they moved walls around was extremely awkward. Her master bathroom was actually at the end of a long L, it was just a small shower, a toilet and a small vanity all in a small 6x6 room. You passed through a big room with nothing in it between her bedroom and the bathroom to get to it. Her closet was a cut-up mess of walls so awkward it was hard to even hang clothes in it.      The new jetted tub  Before After Here you can see the original layout with the small bathroom all the way in the back of the house, just a small shower, toilet and vanity stuffed in a small room.  Our plan was to totally gut out this existing layout and start over. The old bathroom would become where the new walk in closet would sit, with a built in ironing board hidden in the wall, new lighting to get rid of the dark and dingy feeling and plenty of new clothes storage. The L shape would now work much better. We would move the master bathroom into the corner, placing a jetted Jacuzzi tub in the corner and a stand alone shower to the right. A new arched wall would be built to separate the bedroom from the new master bathroom, with a larger vanity placed against this wall.  The spot where the old closet was located was going to be turned into a toilet room. As you can see the new layout makes sense and it feels right, it delivers a great 4 piece bathroom without any crampedness and gives the customer a useable and much larger master closet.     You can see the extensive re-plumbing that was required for this job. Because of the quality of our plumbers all of the access to the plumbing was done from above, eliminating the need to open up the ceilings of the two finished rooms below. We wanted it done this way (even though it made the plumbing work harder) because not only did it save the customer money, but it allowed us to contain the construction to the upstairs section of the house and allowed a more normal life for the homeowner to continue in the downstairs of the house.       The framing for the new bathtub is in place, you can see more of the chases opened up in the floor for running new plumbing lines. New tempered glass has been installed in the windows to meet current codes.                     Pat's new shower and new vanity with travertine stone slab counter top.