We signed a contract with See Thru Windows / Bath Planet of Waldorf, MD. in September 2014 and 9 months later we are still trying to get the work completed, the initial contract was to replace the tub with a "soaker" tub, relocate the shower so that it would be next to the tub (based upon the design of the bathroom at Walt Disney's Tree House Villa Master Bath), build a linen closet where the shower used to be, remove the existing door and install a pocket door. However, after the company owner came out to measure we were informed that the design would have to change because despite that the products are advertised as custom designed products, we were in fact limited to the product line that Bath Planet produces. After several discussions about the design of the tub we were informed that they could deliver us a tub without the overflow drain, since the shower was going to be right next to it, which would give us the depth we were looking for. Addendums were added to the contract to address that the design was having to change as a result, to include adding the sliding shower wand, relocating the toilet, and moving the window. <br /> Once the work began there were other issues, which started with SeeThru pulling up the tile floor which was not part of the contract and then they wanted $2300 to install a new floor. We ended up hiring a separate contractor to fix the floor for $1400.00. See Thru uses products and materials supplied by Bath Planet and it is my opinion that these materials are of poor quality, the material used for the walls is thin and flimsy. The bathroom walls deflect when you push on them. Bath Planet shower caddies were installed and they feel like they will break easily. The shower floor pan creaks and pops while taking a shower. I do not know if it is due to a lack of support under the shower pan or poor quality of the Bath Planet shower pan. We were also unable to use the new shower for four months because the new plumbing leaked water into our basement. The tub was delivered without the overflow drain however, it has the molded impression of where it should be and is ridiculous looking. The quality of caulking workmanship was poor and See Thru used two different colors of caulk on the shower and tub. Caulking is still incomplete with gaps in locations throughout the shower and tub. <br /> Then we ended up having to relocate the vanity and move the linen closet because the wall for the shower/tub area was bumped out and left only 17 inches of walkspace. It was during this time that we noticed that the bathroom lights would flicker while walking across the floor and we discovered that during the renovation See Thru cut through an electrical wire and attempted to repair it with electrical tape, which was hidden in the ceiling. This created a safety hazard due to the intermittent connection. We ended up replacing the cut wire. The remaining drywall work had to be redone by a subcontractor provided by See Thru. As stated previously, our design was to locate the tub and shower next to each other with separate bath fixtures, sample photos were provided, however once onsite they were only installing fixtures in the tub. Who in their right mind would install a shower without fixtures...the owner became verbally abusive and hung up on us, although he did eventually install the fixtures in the shower but he has also refused to install the teak wood seat in the shower that was also included in the contract. Another one of the key elements of this design was the incorporation of the pocket door, it wasn't until they showed up to begin work that they stated that it could not be done. We requested to cancel the contract but were informed that we would have to pay the $6K cancellation fee, even though they were not meeting the contract agreement. So again, we had to hire another contractor to install the pocket door, which cost us $1700.00. <br /> As of today, we have requested they fix the following items: <br /> 1) fix the siding to the house where the window was moved because it looks like a jigsaw puzzle <br /> 2) finish building the closet with doors <br /> 3) fix or replace the shower pan that creaks and pops <br /> 4) install the baseboards <br /> 5) address the issue with the walls. <br /> I did not have a favorable experience with See Thru Windows/Bath Planet and for $20, 899.00 I cannot recommend their services. A video of current issues is available at Youtube titled "incomplete bathroom by Bath Planet in Waldorf MD" <br /> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLBDsumuYVI <br /> <br /> <br />