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A walk-in tub keeps a soak in the picture without the climb over a high wall. We handle the door swing, the seat height, the grab bars and the plumbing so it works the first time.
A low threshold and a watertight door — inward-swing for a tighter room, outward for easier transfer. We check the door path.
A raised built-in seat, contoured back, and grab bars placed where you actually reach.
High-flow fill and a dual-drain system so you are not sitting through a slow fill or drain.
Warm-air bubbles, hydro jets, an in-line heater and chromotherapy — optional, mix and match.
Many walk-in tubs drop into a standard 60" alcove, so the surround tile and plumbing can often stay.
For some households a curbless shower with a bench is the better call — we will be honest about which fits.
Often yes — many models match a standard 60-inch alcove. If your layout is unusual we size a custom-fit unit.
A straightforward swap in an existing alcove is a few days. Add time if the floor, surround or plumbing needs work.
A tub if bathing matters to you and you can still transfer to a seat; a curbless shower if standing or a roll-in is the priority. We assess both at the consult.
Sometimes — VA benefits, some long-term-care policies and state programs. We can point you to what applies.
Tell us the room, a rough budget range and when you'd like to start. We'll come back with next steps and a realistic timeline — no pressure, no mystery pricing.
