Naperville Shower & Walk-In Tub Installation: Bathroom Remodeling Service Launch

Sep 27, 2023

Dream Bath Solutions (630-394-3311) in Burr Ridge, Illinois, has expanded its bathroom remodeling service to homeowners in Naperville.

Burr Ridge, United States - September 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Dream Bath Solutions is now offering its bathroom remodeling services in Naperville. The company delivers cost-effective installation of showers and walk-in tubs to homeowners seeking modernized and accessible bathroom solutions.

More details are available at https://dreambathsolutions.com/

The expansion is in line with the company’s commitment to offering affordable custom remodeling services. Dream Bath Solutions specializes in the installation of a variety of shower enclosures, including framed, semi-framed, and frameless enclosures, depending on the customer's bathroom style. Installation is done by a team of licensed craftsmen with over three decades of expertise.

"In the past, the overall design of the bathroom wasn’t really given much consideration. It was basic, with the main focus being on the décor," said a spokesperson for the company. "But, since the bathroom has become more of a place to relax and rid yourself of your stress and tension, functionality must be taken into consideration to design the perfect bathroom."

The company also offers expert walk-in tub installation. Clients can select from a range of walk-in tub models that match their bathroom decor and fit seamlessly into their existing bath or shower space. Each option is equipped with easy-access doors, integrated seating, and safety grab bars, providing a secure bathing experience.

Dream Bath Solutions’ installation process utilizes high-quality, non-porous materials that are simple to clean and maintain and are available in a range of stylish metallic finishes. The same materials can be used for vanity tops, tub decks, and other bathroom features, creating a cohesive and stylish bathroom design.

About Dream Bath Solutions

Located in Burr Ridge, Illinois, Dream Bath Solutions is a bathroom remodeling contractor that offers tub replacements, tub resurfacing, tub-to-shower conversions, therapeutic walk-in tubs, walk-in showers, and full bathroom remodels. Its team of experienced craftsmen serves the entire Chicagoland area, including Chicago, Naperville, Downers Grove, Glendale Heights, and nearby communities.

A satisfied customer said: "On a whim, I called for an estimate. Aaron came out the next day to go over our options, helped my wife and I decide what would be the best plan for us, laid down a timeline, and then performed to perfection in a safe and timely manner. It's unbelievable how smoothly everything went."

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://dreambathsolutions.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Aaron Rodriguez
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Organization: Dream Bath Solutions
Address: 1333 Burr Ridge Parkway Suite 200, Burr Ridge, Illinois 60527, United States
Phone: +1-630-394-3311
Website: https://dreambathsolutions.com/

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