Aging In Place Remodeling That Fits Your Home
Aging in place remodeling is not one-size-fits-all. A grab bar that works for one person's grip strength might need to be positioned six inches lower for another. We take time to understand how you actually move through the space before we design anything. That's what separates a safe bathroom from one that just looks accessible on paper.
We also plan for the future. If your mobility needs change, a well-built accessible bathroom should adapt without a full gut job. We rough in blocking in the walls for additional grab bars, leave room for a fold-down shower bench, and make sure the doorway width meets ADA standards from day one.
Universal Design for Every Stage of Life
Universal design means the bathroom works well for everyone in the house, not just one person with a specific need. Wide doorways help a parent with a stroller just as much as they help someone using a walker. A curbless shower is easier to clean and safer for kids and older adults alike. B&C Remodeling brings this thinking to every accessible bathroom project we take on in Mt Prospect, IL.
Good accessible bathroom design doesn't look clinical. We use the same tile, fixture, and vanity options available in any standard remodel. The goal is a bathroom that feels like it belongs in your home.
Accessibility Solutions We Install
Our accessibility solutions cover the full range of bathroom modifications. Roll-in showers with zero-threshold entries, comfort-height toilets, handheld showerheads, slip-resistant flooring, and reinforced grab bars are the most common requests. We also widen doorways to 36 inches when the existing framing allows, or restructure the framing when it doesn't.
Every product we install meets Illinois building code. We pull the permits so the work is on record, which matters when it comes time to sell the home or file with an insurance provider.