Free stock photos for bathroom installers

What do homeowners want to see before a bathroom remodel?

Someone planning a bathroom remodel wants to know how long they'll be without it, how the space will look, and whether the work will stay tidy inside their home. Useful photos include hands setting tile with a notched trowel, spacers keeping joints even, waterproofing membrane rolled onto the shower floor, a new toilet leveled before sealing, and a glass shower screen just installed. Each image explains a stage the client rarely sees.

Where each stage of the job goes

• Homepage banner: A finished bathroom with light tile, a vanity, and a mirror, in 16:9, with room for your name and a book-an-estimate button.
• Services page: One photo per job: wall tile, toilet replacement, shower install, glass enclosure, vanity. Customers can choose one job or a full remodel.
• Project stages: Four photos in order: demo of old tile, waterproofing, tiling, and finish work. They explain why each step takes time.
• Materials: Ceramic and porcelain samples in different sizes on a table, to help people choose before the quote.
• Follow-up messages: A close-up of fresh grout or a silicone bead, to explain when the shower can be used again.

Bathroom installer pointers

• Use only bathrooms you built in your project gallery; stock images are for explaining stages and materials.
• Show job sites with floors covered and debris bagged, since clients worry about the rest of the house.
• Choose bathrooms similar in size to those in your area; a huge walk-in shower with a freestanding tub doesn't help if you mostly work in small apartments.
• Check that grout lines in the photo are straight and even; anyone in the trade looks there first.