Bathroom Remodeling
Accessibility & Aging in Place
ADA grab bars, curbless showers, and fold-down benches — installed to code by our own crew, so you can stay in your home safely.
Accessibility & Aging in Place Bathroom Remodel
The bathroom is the most common location for falls in the home — and most of them are preventable.
A few targeted modifications — grab bars placed correctly, a curbless shower entry, a fold-down bench — can transform a bathroom from a daily hazard into a space that supports how people actually live. At RenovationsNOW, we design and install accessible bathrooms for Metro-Detroit homeowners who want to stay in their homes on their own terms.
Our own trained employees do every installation, built to ADA standards — and it looks good. Nothing like the institutional grab bars you might be picturing.
Accessibility & Aging in Place Bathroom Remodel Features
ADA Grab Bars
Properly anchored to studs — not just drywall — and positioned for maximum safety at the shower entry, shower walls, and toilet area. Available in matte black, brushed nickel, and champagne bronze.
Curbless (Zero-Entry) Shower
Eliminate the step into the shower entirely. No threshold to trip over, no curb to step across. Easier to enter for everyone — essential for walkers, wheelchairs, and anyone with limited mobility.
Fold-Down Shower Bench
Wall-mounted, weight-rated bench that folds flat when not in use. Built to support full body weight. Available in teak, tiled, or composite finishes to match your design.
Tub-to-Walk-In Shower Conversion
Remove an existing bathtub and replace it with a fully accessible walk-in shower. More space, safer entry, lower maintenance — one of our most popular accessibility upgrades.
Slip-Resistant LVP Flooring
Waterproof luxury vinyl plank with a slip-resistant finish — safer underfoot on wet bathroom floors without the cold, hard surface of ceramic tile.
Removable Showerhead System
Handheld showerhead with a removable head — ideal for bathing while seated, assisting a family member, or anyone who needs more control over water direction.
Why Accessibility Modifications Matter
1 in 3 adults over 65 experience a fall each year. The bathroom is the most common room where falls happen — most involving getting in or out of the shower or tub.
The modifications that prevent most bathroom falls are straightforward to install — and cost a fraction of what a single emergency room visit or extended rehab stay runs.
More importantly: they allow people to stay in their homes, living independently, on their own timeline.
Accessible bathroom remodeling for aging in place
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