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Hughes Reglazing

Highly Rated
4.6(20 reviews)

Milwaukee's only dedicated bathtub, shower, sink and tile repair and refinishers. Wide travel area. Call us today!

Specialties

Bathroom remodeler

Service Area

6911 Imperial Dr, Franklin, WI 53132

Editorial summary

Our Take

Age At Home Directory editors

Hughes Reglazing operates from Franklin, a suburb southwest of Milwaukee where nearly one in four residents is over sixty-five and most live in owner-occupied homes - the kind of long-term family residences where aging-in-place modifications often matter most. The company specializes in bathroom refinishing and repair work, with a service area that extends well beyond their Imperial Drive location.

What makes Hughes Reglazing relevant to aging-in-place projects is their focus on bathroom safety upgrades tailored to older adults and people with mobility concerns. They handle walk-in tub installation, walk-in shower conversions, grab bar mounting, non-slip flooring, countertop lowering, and ADA-compliant toilet installation - the kinds of modifications that transform a standard bathroom into a safer, more accessible space. Their background in bathtub and tile refinishing suggests hands-on experience with bathroom conditions that need careful assessment and appropriate solutions.

Across twenty reviews, Hughes Reglazing holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating, which reflects a solid track record though the sample size is modest enough that any single project carries proportional weight in their overall score. This suggests a contractor worth calling if you're in their service area and considering bathroom modifications, but also worth asking specific questions about their aging-in-place experience and seeing examples of comparable work.

The company appears willing to travel to reach customers, which matters in suburban and rural Wisconsin where local options can be limited. For homeowners and adult children exploring bathroom safety upgrades - whether a grab bar retrofit, a tub-to-shower conversion, or more comprehensive accessibility work - Hughes Reglazing is worth a conversation, particularly if you want someone grounded in both bathroom mechanics and the specific demands of aging-in-place design.