Most people don't think twice about their toilet - until they start seeing what's out there. Smart toilets have come a long way, and once homeowners get a look at what's possible, a standard two-piece suddenly feels pretty dated. We recently got to install our first Harow smart toilet for a customer in Hidden Valley Lakes, and it was a great job to be part of. The old toilet was a basic two-piece unit - totally functional, nothing wrong with it.
But the homeowner wanted something that matched the comfort and style they'd been seeing elsewhere, and the Harow was exactly that. What makes a smart toilet like this worth the upgrade? The integrated seat, built-in bidet functions, and that soft interior bowl lighting make it feel more like a spa fixture than a bathroom necessity. The sleek one-piece design also means there's no tank to deal with - cleaner lines, easier to keep clean, and a noticeably different look in the space.
The installation itself involves a bit more than a standard toilet swap. Smart toilets need a proper electrical connection nearby in addition to the water line, so it's not a DIY-friendly job for most homeowners. Getting the fit right and making sure everything functions the way it should takes some know-how - and that's exactly where we come in. If you've been thinking about upgrading a bathroom fixture - whether it's something like this or a straightforward toilet repair or replacement - we're set up to handle it.
Small upgrades like this one can genuinely change how a bathroom feels to use every single day.
