As Boston homeowners age or welcome multi-generational family members, we design accessible baths that blend safety with style. Our team understands Massachusetts' building codes for accessibility and can create curbless showers with proper drainage slopes for older home foundations.
We reinforce walls for future grab bar installation even if not currently needed, and select slip-resistant tiles that work with mobility devices. Every accessible design maintains aesthetic appeal with choices like frameless glass shower enclosures and comfort-height vanities with knee space.
We reinforce walls for future grab bar installation even if not currently needed, and select slip-resistant tiles that work with mobility devices. Every accessible design maintains aesthetic appeal with choices like frameless glass shower enclosures and comfort-height vanities with knee space.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Needs assessment for current and future requirements
- 02 Step 2: Structural evaluation for reinforcement needs
- 03 Step 3: Installation of accessibility features with growth in mind
- 04 Step 4: Safety testing and adjustments
Benefits
- Universal design principles for long-term use
- Discreet safety features that don't look institutional
- Proper clearances for wheelchairs and walkers
- Future-ready construction for evolving needs
Frequently Asked Questions
Can accessible baths still have a luxury feel?
Absolutely. We incorporate premium materials like teak shower seats and designer grab bars that complement your decor.
How do you handle small spaces?
We redesign layouts to create turning radiuses, often borrowing space from adjacent closets when possible.
Do you work with occupational therapists?
We collaborate with local therapists to implement their recommendations while maintaining beautiful design.