Lux Bathroom Remodeling Boston

Sixteen people have written about Lux Bathroom Remodeling Boston on Google, and all but one gave it five stars — a 4.9 average. The through-line in what they wrote is the tub-to-shower conversion: reviewers in 2024 and 2025 kept describing the same job, an old tub pulled out and a walk-in shower put in, often framed as an accessibility upgrade. A customer writing in December 2024 put it plainly — the new shower was "so much more accessible now." The company, working out of 40 Court Street in Boston, says on its own site that it has been at this for 20 years, that it is licensed and insured, and that West Roxbury is among the areas it serves. Those are its own statements rather than confirmations, so ask for the Massachusetts registration number before you sign anything. Beyond the conversions, the work customers described across 2024 and 2025 runs to small-bathroom reworks — one homeowner in February 2025 credited the crew with "clever storage solutions and a layout that makes the space feel much larger" — a jacuzzi remodel in July 2025, and a September 2025 job setting a medicine cabinet with marble behind it. Two habits come up again and again in those accounts: the schedule was kept, and the rest of the house stayed clean while the bathroom was torn up. What's worth knowing is the shape of that history more than anything inside it. Every written account falls between July 2024 and September 2025, nearly all of it on Google, and nothing has been posted in the ten months since. Nobody has filed a complaint, but nobody has described how this crew works today either. Outside profiles also disagree about what the business is: one calls it a general contractor doing kitchen and bathroom renovations, another lists it as a home-modification and accessibility provider, while the company's own site talks about bathrooms and nothing else. If you want a tub swapped for a walk-in shower, or a small bathroom reworked to feel bigger, this is a reasonable shop to call — the accounts on file are consistent and specific about exactly that work. Before scoping anything, get the licence number, ask for a couple of recent local references to fill the gap since late 2025, and pin down whether they'd touch anything past the bathroom.