Falls are the #1 cause of injury among adults 65 and older — and the bathroom is where most of them happen. Wet tile, a slick tub floor, and that high step over the edge of the bathtub are a combination that sends thousands of seniors to the ER every year.
A broken hip from a bathroom fall often means surgery, months of rehab — and for many seniors, the end of living at home on their own. The frightening part? Most of these falls happen doing something as ordinary as stepping out of the tub.
The good news: this is a solvable problem. The same remodel that makes a bathroom safe can also make it the most beautiful room in the house.
Concept visualization from our design library — an example of this service, not a photo of a specific client project.
Our specialty: a textured, high-traction shower floor installed as part of the remodel. Sure footing even when soapy and wet — no ugly stick-on mats, no rubber runners.
Remove the tub wall entirely. Walk (or roll) straight in — no more climbing over a slick 15-inch edge on one foot.
Sit safely while showering. Tiled to match, it looks like a spa feature — because it is one.
Designer-finish grab bars anchored into solid blocking we build into the wall — plus hidden blocking for any bars you may want later.
Taller toilets and easy-reach controls that are simply easier on knees and hips — for every age.
Bright, even lighting and wider doorways — small changes that quietly remove the most common fall triggers.
Many of these projects are arranged by sons and daughters who want their parents to stay safe — and stay in the home they love. We're happy to talk with you first, walk the bathroom with your parent respectfully, and handle everything from design to cleanup. Most safety conversions are finished in about a week.
A one-week remodel now beats a broken hip later. Tell us about the bathroom — or just call and ask your questions. No pressure, no scare-tactics sales visit.
A curbless or low-threshold walk-in shower with a textured anti-slip floor, a tiled bench, a hand-held shower head, and grab bars anchored into solid blocking. It removes the step over the tub wall — the single most common cause of bathroom falls.
Yes, but only safely if there is solid wood blocking behind the tile. In most homes there isn't, which is why we build blocking into every shower we remodel — and why we open the wall to add it when we retrofit bars.
Most tub-to-walk-in conversions with anti-slip floors and grab bars are finished in about a week. We keep one working bathroom available whenever the house has one.
Original Medicare does not. Some Medicare Advantage plans, Oregon Medicaid home-modification benefits, and the VA's HISA grant can help — our Medicare guide walks through each one.
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