Bath Fitter

One installer's name comes up again and again in this West Bridgewater outfit's recent reviews: Patrick Swarce. Through the first half of 2026, a string of five-star Google reviews single him out — solving a tricky wall detail on a bathtub job in June, and in May, pulling out a decades-old cast-iron jacuzzi tub and fitting a walk-in shower in a single day, with the customer calling the result flawless. That kind of repetition, from unconnected homeowners describing different jobs, is the strongest thing here. The business installs a seamless acrylic tub-and-shower liner system directly over existing fixtures rather than gutting the room — the pitch, in the company's own words, is no demolition and a one-day install backed by a transferable lifetime warranty. It says it was founded in 1984 by three brothers and has grown into a franchise of more than 200 locations; this location's Better Business Bureau file tells a slightly different story, putting it at 36 years in business and accredited since 1992, with an A+ grade. The pattern holds through the last six months: 17 reviews, none of them negative, each describing roughly the same one-day rhythm — an installer, often Patrick but sometimes Dustin, Tim A, or Carlos, shows up on schedule, finishes the conversion in a day, and leaves the bathroom clean. One April reviewer had a tub-to-shower conversion completed just days after signing the contract; another in March got glass doors, safety bars, and shelving fitted the same day the old tub came out. Google puts the location at 4.9 stars across 251 ratings, and a longer history backs it up: 240 reviews going back to 2019 across seven sources. Angi shows a perfect 5.0, though that's from only three reviews there, thin enough to lean on Google instead. The one real gripe on record is money: a March reviewer, otherwise pleased with installer Tim A's work, called the estimate "a bit overpriced." It's the single discordant note in an otherwise clean run, worth raising while getting the quote rather than after signing. This is a reasonable call for a straightforward tub-to-shower or bathtub swap where a one-day turnaround and a specific, familiar installer matter more than a full bathroom rebuild. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license is active, and given the one pricing complaint, it's worth getting the final number in writing before the crew is booked.