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The bathroom is where a lot of falls at home happen. An accessible shower makes it easier and safer to get in and out, whether you're planning ahead, recovering from surgery or helping a parent stay in their own home.

Low-Threshold Entry
A low-profile base means a small step in instead of climbing over a tub wall.

Grab Bars
Grab bars installed into solid backing where you actually need them, at the entry and along the wall.

Built-In Seating
A fold-down or built-in seat so you can sit while you shower.

Handheld Showerhead
A handheld showerhead on a slide bar, which makes it easier to shower while seated or to have help.

Grout-Free Walls
Waterproof panels with no grout lines, so there's less scrubbing and less bending to keep things clean.

Help for Veterans
Veterans with a service-connected disability may qualify for VA grants toward an accessible bathroom. We can put together the estimate and photos the VA asks for. Learn about VA bathroom grants.

Every accessible shower starts with a free in-home consultation. We measure your space, talk about who will use the shower and how, and give you one fixed price. Also see tub-to-shower conversions.