Miller Home Renovations Blog

Choosing the right fixture for your bathroom can seem like a challenging task. A tub-shower combo is often seen as a convenient option that helps those who are undecided on their bathroom layout.  This versatile option has gained popularity in modern homes and may be the right choice for you.

If you've been weighing the pros and cons of shower wall panels and individual tiles, we're here to help with over 15 years of experience.

You’ve seen ads for walk-in tubs, but you may be wondering if this accessible bathroom feature is right for you. If someone in your home has limited mobility, installing a safety tub reduces the risk of bathroom slip-and-fall accidents—a risk that leads to thousands of injuries each year.

They say less is more. And these days, people are choosing smaller homes with more functional design aspects. And this includes your bathroom. However, with a smaller space than you may be used to, it might be difficult to understand how to properly optimize and make the most of your area.

New acrylic tub or shower surrounds and enclosures are some of the most economical and durable solutions to achieve a stunning, customizable bathroom. Other materials like porcelain can stain easily and are much heavier than acrylic, requiring specialized support.

Have you been considering a bath conversion for your home but aren't sure where to start? While many homeowners have heard of bath conversion before, so many of them still aren't sure how it works or what the main benefits of bath conversion are.

When it comes to remodeling your bathroom, functionality should be at the forefront of your process. For some people, that means undergoing an accessible bathroom remodel.

Using the shower or bathtub in your home should be something that you look forward to each day. This should be an opportunity to kick back and relax genuinely. However, for those who are faced with limited mobility issues, the shower or bathtub can be anything but relaxing.

Join the Miller Home Renovations team at the Portland House & Outdoor Living 2021 show at the Oregon Convention Center from September 17th to the 19th in Booth #410.

Being stuck at home has many homeowners eyeing potential DIY projects to stay busy. But, there are a few downsides to attempting some remodels, especially if you are working in the bathroom.