Bathroom Remodeling in Dayton, Ohio
Bathrooms across Dayton, Kettering and Beavercreek, from tub-to-shower conversions to a shower converted into a tub, planned by Kyle Holmstrom's team.
Dayton Bathrooms, Planned and Priced in Writing
Not every bathroom project heads the same direction. One Dayton-area household had a shower converted into a tub, the reverse of what many people picture. Tub-to-shower conversions, new vanities and fresh tile are part of the work too. Kyle Holmstrom's team designs the room around the people who use it, then sets the price and the dates in writing.
Bathroom Looks Dayton Homeowners Ask About
A sample of bathrooms completed by 3 Day Kitchen & Bath teams. Treat them as a starting point; Kyle will plan yours around your own room and the way you use it.
Better Mornings
A layout built so two people can get ready without the bottleneck.
More Room to Breathe
Wider showers and open vanities make a small Fairborn bathroom feel bigger.
Room to Recharge
A shower meant to be the one quiet stop in your day.
Confidence Starts Here
Vanity lighting chosen so getting ready actually feels good.
End the Day Well
A tub shaped to be the calm, unhurried end of your day.
A Bathroom for Every Stage of Life
If yours is the only bathroom in the house, the schedule matters. Most projects take 3 to 7 days on site, and planning for easier entry or added support can be part of the design.
Clean & Minimal
Simple fixtures and flat tile that keep cleanup from becoming a chore.
Warm & Organic
Warm tile and natural stone chosen to soften the room.
Classic & Refined
Kyle's crew chooses finishes that still look sharp years after the remodel.
Done in Days, Not Months
How long does a bathroom remodel usually take?
That depends on the approach. Because every decision is made and every material is on hand before we start, our part is measured in days.
Most projects finish in 3 to 7 days; larger or multi-room projects run longer, shown by the lighter bar. Ranges for the other approaches are industry averages from our remodeling FAQ. Your project’s exact timeline is quoted in writing and guaranteed before work begins.
Where we work
Bathroom remodeling in Dayton and nearby
Our showroom is at 2750 Indian Ripple Rd UNIT 373, Beavercreek, OH 45440. We are based near Beavercreek and the southern Dayton suburbs. Most of our bathroom remodeling projects are within a short drive, in neighborhoods like Centerville, Kettering and Springboro. If you are not sure whether your address is in our area, call us and we will tell you straight.
Communities we serve
- Beavercreek
- Bellbrook
- Centerville
- Dayton
- Enon
- Fairborn
- Farmersville
- Franklin
- Jamestown
- Kettering
- Miamisburg
- Middletown
- New Lebanon
- Oakwood
- Springboro
- Washington Township
- Waynesville
- West Carrollton
- Wilmington
- Xenia
Reviews from Dayton and other 3 Day Kitchen & Bath locations
What Dayton homeowners can expect
This team did an outstanding job converting our shower into a beautiful new tub, and we really love the finished result. The owner and the whole crew were an absolute pleasure to work with.
Kyle is very quality. He knows what he’s doing and he’s got a good team to get it done.
This is the second project we have done with Dave. This time we remodeled two bathrooms and the results are fantastic! He was responsive to all of our questions and the work was completed when he promised. We are completely happy with 3 Day Kitchen & Bath and the work they have done!
Ready to Plan Your Dayton Bathroom?
Kyle's team will visit homes in Xenia, Fairborn, Miamisburg or close by, measure the bathroom and leave a plan and written price at no cost.
Bathroom Design and Remodeling in Dayton, Ohio
3 Day Kitchen & Bath helps Dayton homeowners upgrade their bathrooms in days, not months. While we work, explore aviation history at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, stroll the riverside paths of RiverScape MetroPark, or browse local shops and dining in the Oregon District. Return to a beautiful, fully finished bathroom.
Questions we get
Questions Dayton homeowners ask
Can you convert a shower into a tub, or a tub into a shower?
Both. A Dayton-area household had a shower converted into a new tub. Tub-to-shower conversions are also part of the work. The designer looks at the space, plumbing and how the room is used, then lays out the option that fits before any price is set.
How long will my bathroom be unusable?
Most bathroom projects take 3 to 7 days on site, with larger or multi-room jobs running longer. If it is the only bathroom in your home, the written timeline lets you plan ahead for those days. All tile, fixtures and the vanity are on hand before demolition, so the work moves without delays for parts.
Can a bathroom be planned for aging in place?
Yes. Talk through it at the consultation. Features such as a walk-in shower in place of a tub, a shower seat or added support can be designed into the room from the start, rather than added later. The plan, price and timeline cover everything agreed on.
Who comes out for the bathroom consultation?
A designer from Kyle Holmstrom's Beavercreek-based team comes to your home, measures the bathroom and talks through your goals. You receive a plan and a price at no charge and with no obligation. If you go ahead, one project manager handles the job from that first appointment to the final walkthrough.
Is the bathroom price set before work begins?
Yes. You get a written price and a written timeline before anything is torn out. Your tile, vanity, fixtures and shower materials are chosen during design, so there are no mid-project change orders pushing the cost up. That certainty is the core of how the South Dayton team works.
Do you serve Centerville, Kettering and Springboro?
Yes. Those towns sit close to the Beavercreek showroom, and the team also covers Oakwood, Washington Township, Bellbrook, Miamisburg, West Carrollton and the rest of the South Dayton area. The free bathroom visit happens in your home, so where you live in that area does not change the process.
A Bathroom Built for Your Routine
There is no cost and no obligation for the first visit, so it is a good time to ask questions before you commit to anything.