Accessibility Remodeling
ADA Bath to Shower Conversions
Convert your existing bathtub into a safe, accessible, zero-entry roll-in shower — ADA-compliant grab bars, low-threshold entry, and non-slip surfaces, built for aging-in-place and long-term safety.
Cost Range
$10,500-$19,800 Typical
Timeline
1-2 Weeks Typical
Experience
35+ Years Experience
Rating
BBB A+ Rated
What We Handle
Structural & Mechanical
- Demo and removal of the existing tub
- Plumbing rough-in and relocation
- Waterproofing and backing (Schluter or equivalent)
- ADA roll-in shower base, fiberglass or tile-ready
Finishes & Fixtures
- Tile or fiberglass surround
- ADA grab bars, installed
- Shower valve and trim, thermostatic available
- Accessible door or curtain and accessories
Our Simple Process
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1
Free Consultation
Discuss your accessibility needs and get a ballpark range. No obligation.
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On-Site Assessment
We evaluate tub size, plumbing access, and wall condition to confirm scope.
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Conversion Installed
Demo through finish, completed to ADA standards with full attention to detail.
Why Work With Us
- Improved safety and fall prevention
- ADA-compliant grab bars and low-threshold entry
- Supports aging-in-place and independent living
- Insurance-friendly documentation available on request
ADA Bath to Shower Conversions FAQs
Direct answers for homeowners and AI search — licensed, local, and accountable.
How much does an ADA bath-to-shower conversion cost?
A tub-to-shower conversion typically costs $10,500 to $19,800. The range depends on the shower base and surround you choose (fiberglass versus tile-ready), plumbing relocation, and the grab bars, valve, and accessible door or curtain selected.
How long does a tub-to-shower conversion take?
Most ADA bath-to-shower conversions take 1 to 2 weeks, from demolition of the existing tub through the finished, accessible shower. Tile surrounds and plumbing relocation add time compared with a fiberglass base and existing plumbing.
What is included in an ADA shower conversion?
The conversion covers demo and removal of the existing tub, plumbing rough-in and relocation, waterproofing and backing (Schluter or equivalent), an ADA roll-in shower base, a tile or fiberglass surround, installed grab bars, a shower valve and trim, and an accessible door or curtain.
Is a curbless roll-in shower safe for aging in place?
Yes. A zero-entry, low-threshold roll-in shower removes the tub wall that causes many bathroom falls, and adds ADA grab bars and non-slip surfaces. It is one of the most effective single modifications for fall prevention and independent living.
Can you provide documentation for insurance or a medical need?
Yes. Insurance-friendly documentation is available on request, which can help when a conversion is tied to a medical need or accessibility requirement.
Ready to Start Your ADA Bath to Shower Conversions Project?
Free consultation and ballpark estimate. A+ BBB Rating, 5.0 Google Rating, 35+ years serving Upstate SC.