We can make your bathroom safer and more accessible, many people with disabilities can once again bathe themselves without assistance, giving them back some of their personal independence.

Steps to converting a bath tub to a shower unit:

1. The old bathtub is removed and replaced with a Slip-Resistant Shower Pan.

2.  Wall Surrounds:   Are used to divert water away from the walls preventing water damage and they cover up unsightly construction work

3.  Shower Seats:   If desired we are currently able to offer three different varieties of seats: adjustable, fold-up, or stationary.

4.  Grab Bars:   Through the use of studding, backers, or brackets we can position them anywhere to help you enter & exit the shower.

5.  Adjustable Shower Wand:   The use of a shower wand allows the shower head to be held by a seated bather, or the wand can be left in the bracket for a standing bather.

6.  Single-Lever Faucets:   This variety of faucet offers two advantages: the lever is easier to manipulate for those who do not have full use of their hands & both the temperature and flow rate can be adjusted with a single motion.

* As many elderly or disabled people have a lower temperature tolerance, Scald-Proof Thermostatically Controlled (pressure-balanced) Valves are recommended to be used to control water temperature and flow