We specialize in creating accessible bathroom spaces tailored to meet individual needs. Our accessibility modification renovations include a range of features designed to enhance safety and ease of use.
We install grab bars strategically around toilets, showers, and bathtubs to offer additional support and prevent falls. For shower access, we recommend walk-in or roll-in designs, which eliminate barriers and accommodate wheelchairs and walkers effortlessly. Our adjustable shower heads, which can be handheld and set to different heights, provide added convenience and flexibility.
We also focus on making toilets more accessible by installing raised seats that reduce the effort needed to sit and stand. To ensure maneuverability, we widen doorways and use non-slip flooring materials, which significantly reduce the risk of slips and falls. Accessible sinks are installed at heights that are comfortable for wheelchair users, with space underneath to allow easy access. Additionally, we prefer lever-handled faucets over traditional knobs as they are easier to operate, particularly for those with limited hand strength.
Our goal is to create bathroom spaces that support independence and provide a safer, more comfortable environment for all users.
An accessibility modification bathroom renovation involves making changes to a bathroom to accommodate individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges. These modifications are designed to enhance safety, independence, and ease of use. Key features include grab bars, walk-in showers, raised toilet seats, and accessible sinks.
Grab bars provide additional support and stability, helping to prevent falls when getting in and out of the shower, bathtub, or near the toilet. They are essential for improving safety and providing confidence for individuals with mobility issues.
Walk-in and roll-in showers are designed without curbs or barriers, allowing easy access for wheelchairs and walkers. This design eliminates the need to step over a threshold, reducing the risk of tripping and making showering more accessible for everyone.
A raised toilet seat can make it easier to sit down and stand up from the toilet, reducing the strain on the knees and hips. This is particularly helpful for individuals with limited mobility or strength.
Non-slip flooring helps to prevent accidents by providing better traction, even when the floor is wet. This reduces the risk of slips and falls, making the bathroom safer for users of all abilities.
Accessible sinks are installed at a height that is comfortable for wheelchair users and provide space underneath for easy access. This allows individuals in wheelchairs to approach and use the sink more comfortably and independently.
Lever-handled faucets are generally recommended for accessible bathrooms because they are easier to operate than traditional knobs. They require less hand strength and can be used effectively by individuals with limited dexterity.
Yes, our team works closely with you to understand your specific needs and preferences. We offer customized solutions to ensure your bathroom meets your accessibility requirements while reflecting your personal style.
The duration of the renovation depends on the scope of the project and the specific modifications required. We will provide you with a detailed timeline and keep you informed throughout the process to ensure a smooth and timely completion.
Yes, there may be financial assistance programs or grants available to help cover the cost of accessibility modifications. We can provide information on potential options and assist you in exploring these resources.