Great company! Great stuff! Very friendly and professional. They always show up on time and have reasonable prices. Highly recommend this place. read more

Our contract was for a new walk-in shower. It covered removing our existing bathtub. Project renovation was completed on March 27, 2024. Quality of the materials and of the total job was excellent. Austin, the contractor's installer, was proficient, courteous and patient during the installation. He kept us in the loop at all times. Communications with him were always two-way. He accepted our suggestions and feedback. He made our dreams happen. Regarding the value of the installation, we honestly think that the installation cost was on the high side. We were willing to pay for the advertised materials quality, 50-year warrantee and historical track record of Bath Planet/Miller Home Renovations. read more

We have 2 bathrooms and ordered a new tub for one and a new walk in shower for the other. Miller home renovations was great to work with. We requested several changes weeks after placing our order and they gladly made this changes for us. The workers were not only very nice but very clean and repeatedly asked if we had any questions. Very pleasant experience! read more

I had a walk in shower installed in my master bathroom. Our installer, Austin, was very professional and did an excellent job. Ken, the owner called me the day before the install. I asked him if I could add shower doors because at the time I made my initial order I didnt think I wanted them. He said he would check the warehouse and see what he could do. Well, he made it happen and I couldnt be happier! Everyone I spoke with during the process were so helpful and friendly. Thanks so much! I totally recommend Miller Home Renovations. read more

The installation crew is what really gets you guys a 5 star rating. I love the cleanliness of the acrylic and all the warranties. But I had this weird little converted half bath with a icky corner shower stall thing and after finding Miller Home Renovations (bATH pLANET) at a home show, decided to make it your problem. Had some issues with sales and scheduling, but your install crew totally rocked it out. They were clean, fast, polite, really got what I wanted done perfect. Have already recommended you to other home owners. read more

At the Portland Home and Garden show this last fall, we talked to Miller Home Renovations (Bath Planet) and a few others. We decided to have Millers come out and give us a quote because of the displays had what we wanted and also they could do a remodel. The others could not. John came out and gave us a quote for one bathroom. Compared to cost of my Mom's remodel of JUST a Jaczzi walk in shower, we had two bathrooms remodeled for the same price. Our remodel consisted of 1st bathroom a new walkin shower, toilet, vanity top and faucet, floor and replace vent. The 2nd was a new walkin shower, toilet, floor and replace vent. The first of the year they came our to do our install. Larenzo came in and tore out the tub and lined the and prepped the wall and base of the two bathrooms. Allen, Bob and Shane followed him and started the rest of the tear down. They worked in the main bathroom first. leaving the second bathroom intact without the bathtub so that we still had a bathroom to use. We were only with out a shower for two days but still could use the bathrooms. Two and one half days later we had our bathrooms done. The crew was very informative of what was happening as they went along. Cleaned up after themselves. We were impressed with every aspect of the install and sales. We really love our bathrooms now! Wish we had done this years ago. THANKS read more

We just had our shower done by Bath Planet and couldn't be happier! The salesman, Craig, was knowledgeable and answered all our questions. The two workers were friendly, professional and did a wonderful job. What an improvement! We will recommend Bath Planet to friends who need a complete shower redo. read more

We hired Miller Exteriors in March 2013 and I believe the work got started in May 2013. They were hire to do a two bathroom remodel. This included new floors and bath System in both bathrooms. We kept the old vanity and sink in both bathrooms. We had to extend a wall in both bathrooms to accommodate the bath systems. The original cost of everything was $11,945.00. We basically paid for two bath systems with wall accommodations and new vinyl flooring in both bathrooms. We did our own painting and kept the old vanity and sinks. What we ended up with were nice looking bath Systems and flooring and shoddy finishing work. No new molding was put around the new section of wall. Where the vinyl floor meets the original floor, no threshold was put in. Just a line of caulking that is now wearing away. Over the last two years they have had to come out to unplug our guest bathroom sink. Apparently they decided that they could wash their drywall tools in our bathroom sink. Our 1948 house pipes could not handle that sort of buildup. We found the residue after they had left for one of their final days. Ken told us to give him a call if we ended up having any issues with draining. We did have issues with slow draining until something must have broke lose and caused a complete clog. Ken forgot our earlier conversation and tried to blame the issue on us. Eventually he had a plumber come out and fix the issue. We also ended up with a nice looking soaker tub that could hold water. He had to send someone out to install a stopper plug because apparently his guys forgot to install the bath plug when installing the soaker tub. I would much rather have the original plug working than a stopper plug. My wife called about our ceiling light hanging from the ceiling right after the work was done. He told us that the ceiling light was already like that. She let it go because it was his word against ours. I do have one question though? If it was originally like that, why would I pay almost $12,000 for a remodel and not have you just replace the light??? Also, right after the work was completed, the bathroom fan that was 7 years old sounded like a garbage disposal. Again my wife mentioned it to him but he brushed her off and said it was like that because it was old. No Ken, it is like that because your guys left the fan running while they did their drywall work. Probably for ventilation but then replace the fan. It was a fan that went from being quiet to being very noisy after your guys finished. There is also a hairline crack/ chip in the bottom of the shower. The contract says all work "must be free from all defects". Now its not a huge deal but it has never been free from all defect. When you purchase a remodel for this price, you want everything to be new, not cracked. I did bring it to his attention. He sent a lady out to take pictures. She asked if I had taken any tools into the shower with me and maybe dropped it? Not, I don't typically shower with and tools. I never heard anything about it from him. Our installation Workmanship Warranty is now up. The door trim had no caulking around it. One of the bolts broke on the toilet while the floors went in. Rather then telling us, they just stuck the floor bolt back into the toilet base and let us find it on our own. Why write a review two years later? Over the last two years I have had to contact them multiple times for something. They have come out twice in the last year just to fix the sliding shower doors in the master bathroom. For some reason, the door slips out of the bracket. It becomes a hazard because it's heavy and a huge slab of glass. This last time it took him three weeks to get someone out here. The guy came out and was surprised to see the clamp and slider completely off the glass. I'm thinking there is a serious lack of communication going on. If I were a contractor, I would be embarrassed to have my name on this work. Not professional all. Last year we did a full $75,000 dollar kitchen remodel. New electrical, cabinets,floors, plumbing. The reason we had Ken come out in the first place for the bathrooms is because we were shopping for someone to do a bigger job down the road. I'm not completely positive he does kitchens because after our bathroom disaster, I stopped looking into it. Since our kitchen remodel last year I have called my contractor (not Ken Miller) contractor zero times. There are very capable contractors our there but in my opinion, I would stay clear from Miller Exteriors and More LLC. He has two offices, one in Portland and one in Vancouver. I have also seen his name as "Miller Home Renovations". His contractor License number for WA is MILLEEL926NQ, OR is CCB 183891 read more