When getting in and out of the tub is hard, every bath becomes a risk. An accessible bathroom remodel fixes the parts that matter: the step in, a place to sit, and something solid to hold.
A barrier-free shower has no curb or step at the entry, so you can walk straight in. People also call it a zero-entry or curbless shower. A low-threshold shower keeps a small lip at the entry, far lower than stepping over a tub wall. We install both, and your designer helps you choose based on how you move and how your bathroom is built.
A built-in seat lets you sit while you shower. Grab bars go where you naturally reach: by the entry, along the wall and next to the seat. Your designer looks at how you move through the bathroom today and plans the new shower around it.
If you would rather keep a bath, a walk-in tub has a door, a built-in seat and grab bars, so you sit down first and the water fills around you. If you have a tub now and mostly shower, a tub-to-shower conversion puts a low-threshold shower in the same space.
We replace just the tub or the shower, not the whole bathroom, so most jobs take as little as one day. We offer special pricing for families of children with disabilities. Ask about it when you book your design visit.
Installation is done mainly by our own crews, so one company is accountable from start to finish. Every job comes with a lifetime warranty on the product and the workmanship.
We serve 36 Florida communities, from Tampa Bay and Orlando to Jacksonville, the Space Coast and Southwest Florida.