
Tempe Accessible Bathrooms
Curbless showers, grab bars, seats, comfort-height toilets and more room to move, for aging in place.
An accessible bathroom makes it safer and easier to stay in your home. The most common changes are removing a tub or curb in favor of a step-free shower, adding grab bars anchored to blocking in the wall, and choosing a comfort-height toilet and slip-resistant floor.
For walkers and wheelchairs, wider doorways, clear floor space and a roll-under sink make the room usable without help.
These changes can be done as a full remodel or one at a time. We look at how you or your family member uses the bathroom and recommend what will help most.


Installed into solid blocking at the toilet, shower entry and shower wall.

Fold-down or built-in seats with a handheld shower within reach.

Taller toilets that are easier to sit on and stand up from.

Pocket doors or wider openings for walkers and wheelchairs.
For most people it is a step-free shower with a grab bar and a seat, because getting in and out of the tub is where falls happen.
They need to be anchored to blocking or studs. In a remodel, we add blocking in the right places.
Yes. Grab bars and a comfort-height toilet are quick. A curbless shower is a bigger project.
We are happy to follow recommendations from a therapist or doctor on heights and placement.
Tell us who will use the bathroom and what is hard about it now. We will recommend changes that help.
Free estimate, no obligation