Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Project: Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Color: Arctic Ice
Fixtures: Chrome
Special Note: Proudly serving a VA (Veterans Affairs) project
The Story:
In the heart of Indianapolis — where the Indy 500 roars louder than the morning alarms and where basketball isn’t just a sport but a second language — Tricia decided it was time for a major home upgrade. After years of stepping over the high walls of her old bathtub like she was prepping for a hurdle event at Lucas Oil Stadium, she knew it was time for a change.
Enter: Superior Bath System — your remodeling pit crew professionals.
Tricia, a proud veteran, chose an Arctic Ice finish for her new walk-in shower — a fitting nod to the famously unpredictable Indiana weather, where you can enjoy a snowstorm and a heatwave all in the same week. Sleek chrome fixtures added that “winners’ circle” shine, making her bathroom feel less like a pit stop and more like a full victory lap.
As a VA-approved project, this job held a special place in the hearts of the Superior Bath System team. Helping those who have served is something we don’t just consider an honor — we see it as part of our mission. And if turning an outdated bathroom into a stylish, safe haven sounds like a small feat, think again — around here, we treat every project like it’s the final lap at the Brickyard.
By the time we wrapped up, Tricia’s new shower wasn’t just functional — it was Indy 500 fast (well, not literally), Monument Circle polished, and winter-proofed for any of those surprise “Arctic Blasts” the Midwest loves to throw at us.
The Reflection:
Projects like Tricia’s remind us why we do what we do at Superior Bath System. It’s not just about new tile or shiny fixtures — it’s about restoring comfort, safety, and pride for those who have given so much. Every tile set and every fixture tightened was a small thank-you to Tricia’s service, and seeing her excitement at the final reveal was better than any trophy or ribbon. Around here, we believe that honoring our heroes can (and should) start right at home — one curbless shower at a time.

