One-Day Accessible Bath Remodels in New Jersey
With Treasure Remodeling, a safe, easy-access bathroom is never more than a few days away.
Accessible Bath Remodel Products
Did you know that the bathroom can be one of the most dangerous rooms in your entire home? From slipping in the shower to tripping over high tub walls, the bathroom can be a source of constant danger and anxiety for those with elderly family members or young children. Instead of constantly worrying about the comfort and safety issues of your less-than-accommodating bathroom, get the safe, easy-to-use features you need with the accessibility products available from Treasure Remodeling!
When it comes to high-quality bath renovations and safe bathroom accessibility solutions, New Jersey families have trusted us for over 30 years now. Our extensive selection of accessible bathing options includes:
Our Walk-in Tubs
Easily Step Into Bathing Comfort With a Walk-in Tub
Like all Treasure Remodeling features, our walk-in tubs are made from heavy-duty acrylic that actively fights mold and mildew—keeping your bath cleaner with far less effort. And because they’re specially designed for safety, they also come with leak-proof doors, nonslip floors, and a comfortable built-in seat. At Treasure Remodeling of New Jersey, we combine expert service from an established local company with the proven quality of the nationwide Treasure Remodeling brand.
Relax in a Comfortable Shower Seat Designed for Safety
For many residents of New Jersey, accessibility products in the bathroom make it possible for them to continue living in their homes independently, without the need for day-to-day assistance. For a quick and affordable boost to the safety of your bathroom, consider adding one of our comfortable shower seats! From built-in corner benches to portable folding seats, we have a wide selection of products to fit showers of any size and style.
By getting in touch with Treasure Remodeling today, you could be enjoying a safe, worry-free bath in just a matter of days. So why wait to get the accessible upgrades you and your family need? Call us today to discuss your needs with a New Jersey accessible bathing specialist, or fill out our quick online form now to start with a free cost estimate in your home.
Accessibility Design FAQs
An accessible bathroom should reflect the mobility, balance, reach, and everyday needs of the person using it. Below, we answer common questions about planning accessibility improvements and selecting features that can make the bathroom safer, more comfortable, and easier to navigate.
What features can make a bathroom safer and more accessible?
Accessibility improvements may include walk-in tubs, barrier-free showers, grab bars, shower seats, handheld showerheads, slip-resistant surfaces, comfort-height toilets, accessible storage, improved lighting, and easier-to-reach fixtures and controls.
Depending on the user’s mobility and the existing layout, a project may also involve reducing thresholds, widening an entryway, adjusting fixture placement, or creating additional maneuvering space. We will evaluate the bathroom and discuss which improvements are appropriate for the household.
Do you install walk-in tubs and barrier-free showers?
Yes. We install walk-in tubs and barrier-free shower systems for homeowners who have difficulty stepping over a conventional bathtub wall or shower threshold.
Walk-in tubs provide a watertight entry door, built-in seating, and a nonslip floor. Barrier-free showers can provide a more open bathing area with easier entry and may be combined with seating, grab bars, and a handheld showerhead. The appropriate option depends on the user’s mobility, bathing preferences, available space, and need for assistance.
Can you install grab bars and support rails?
Yes. Grab bars can be installed near toilets, tubs, shower entrances, and within bathing areas to provide additional support while entering, exiting, standing, sitting, or transferring.
Effective placement depends on how the individual moves through the bathroom, which side of the body requires support, and the construction behind the finished wall. We will consider these factors when recommending locations and installation methods.
Can an accessible bathroom accommodate a wheelchair or walker?
Depending on the bathroom’s size and layout, we may be able to improve access for a wheelchair, walker, or other mobility device. Potential changes can include widening the doorway, reducing or removing thresholds, adjusting the door swing, repositioning fixtures, and creating more open floor space.
Not every existing bathroom can accommodate every modification without significant reconfiguration. We must evaluate the available space, plumbing locations, entryway, and intended mobility device before recommending a design.
Do you offer slip-resistant bathroom surfaces?
Slip-resistant surfaces may be incorporated into an accessibility-focused bathroom project. Available options depend on the selected shower system, flooring material, product line, maintenance preferences, and overall remodeling scope.
Because water can make any bathroom surface hazardous, flooring should be considered alongside stable grab bars, appropriate shower entry, sufficient lighting, and a layout that limits unnecessary reaching or turning.
Which sinks, vanities, and toilets work well in an accessible bathroom?
The appropriate fixtures depend on the person using the bathroom. Options may include comfort-height toilets, wall-mounted or accessible sinks, vanities with open knee space, single-lever faucets, easier-to-reach storage, and fixtures positioned to reduce bending or overreaching.
Wheelchair users may require different clearances and fixture placement than homeowners who primarily need balance support. We will discuss the intended user’s needs before recommending particular products or layout changes.
Can you improve bathroom lighting for someone with limited vision or mobility?
Yes. An accessibility design can incorporate brighter, more evenly distributed lighting to improve visibility around the shower, bathtub, toilet, vanity, and bathroom entrance. Depending on the project, options may include additional task lighting, illuminated mirrors, motion-activated lighting, and switches positioned for easier access.
Lighting selections should provide sufficient visibility without creating excessive glare or deep shadows that can make changes in floor level or obstacles more difficult to see.
Will my accessible bathroom meet ADA requirements?
The federal ADA Standards generally apply to public accommodations, commercial facilities, and state or local government facilities rather than most private residences. However, relevant accessibility principles may still provide useful guidance when planning a residential bathroom.
For a private home, we design around the intended user’s mobility, reach, transfer needs, available space, and applicable residential building requirements. If your project must satisfy a specific accessibility standard, medical recommendation, or housing requirement, tell us during the consultation so it can be considered when defining the scope.
Do you provide consultations for accessible bathroom design?
Yes. During the consultation, we can evaluate the existing bathroom, discuss current mobility or safety concerns, and review the accessibility products and layout changes available for the space.
If the bathroom is being designed for a particular individual, it is helpful to consider how that person enters the room, approaches each fixture, bathes, transfers, and whether assistance is normally required. We can also discuss improvements that may make the bathroom easier to use as household needs change over time.