Accessible Bathroom Remodeling

Accessible Bathroom Remodeling in Lakewood

An accessible bathroom keeps someone safe and independent in their own home for years longer. T1dgc plans each aging-in-place remodel to ICC A117.1 and the ADA guidelines, with a curbless roll-in shower sized to a 60 by 30 inch footprint, grab bars where a body actually reaches, a comfort-height toilet, and slip-resistant flooring. A 60 inch turning circle gives a walker or wheelchair room to move.

Why Families Choose an Accessible Remodel

• Fewer falls. Removing the tub wall, adding grab bars on 250 lb blocking, and setting slip-resistant tile take the most common bathroom hazards off the table.
• Independence at home. A safe bathroom is often what lets an older adult stay in the house on Woodruff Ave rather than move.
• It still looks great. Universal design has come a long way. The room reads like a normal modern bathroom, not a clinic.

Our Process

We start with an in-home visit to see how the room is really used and where the reach and balance problems are. Then we hand you a written plan and estimate. During the build we pull permits, install anti-scald valves capped at 120 F, wire GFCI-protected receptacles per NEC 210.8, and waterproof every wet wall with a bonded membrane. One crew stays on the job from tear-out to the final walk-through.

Call (562) 226-9288 for a free estimate on an accessible bathroom in Lakewood.