Improve the Safety of Your Bathroom in Fredericksburg, TX, with a Tub-to-Shower Conversion
If you or a loved one in Fredericksburg, Texas, are disabled, aging in place, or have mobility limitations, and are concerned about the safety risks of getting into and out of a traditional bathtub, turn to Safe Showers for a solution. Our tub-to-shower conversion service will make your bathroom safer to use by getting rid of your old bathtub and its high basin wall and replacing it with a gorgeous, step-in or roll-in shower.
Safety Features of Our High-Quality Shower Systems
Our showers have low or no basin walls to step over, which can greatly reduce the risk of an accidental slip and fall. In fact, if you’re wheelchair bound, you can roll your wheelchair right up to or directly into your new shower. To further minimize any safety risks, Safe Showers will also install conveniently placed grab bars, a free shower chair (an accessory that other bathroom remodeling contractors charge extra for), and the only true slip-resistant shower floor in the industry as part of your tub-to-shower conversion.
How We Stand Apart from Other Bathroom Remodeling Contractors
At Safe Showers, our mission is simple: to help aging homeowners, veterans, and disabled family members live comfortably and independently in their own homes. To that aim, we are proud to offer some of the finest safe-bathing products on the market at the lowest prices. We stock all of our shower systems in our showroom, allowing us to provide a much quicker installation than our competitors in Fredericksburg, TX, and we include a master plumber on every job. For peace of mind, we back our work with a one-year labor warranty.
In addition to making your bathroom safer, our tub-to-shower conversion service will give it a fresh new facelift. Contact us today to begin designing your new shower system. When you do, we’ll be happy to answer any questions you have about making your bathroom safer. Safe Showers is proud to serve homeowners throughout the Fredericksburg, TX, area.
