If you are planning to age in place, there are multiple ways you can upgrade your bathroom to meet your future safety and accessibility needs. This not only applies to a certain age group but anyone who has found their forever home. From ADA-compliant grab bars and shower seats to ergonomically-placed shelves, there have been a variety of technological enhancements over the years that homeowners can rely on.

Nothing lasts forever. Over time, bathtubs can become more prone to leaks, cracks, and chips. A small chip may seem like nothing, but it can cut you or turn into a leak that spreads water all over your bathroom floor, becoming a slipping hazard. It’s best to cut the problem off at the source by replacing your bathtub with one that you can rely on.

If your bathroom is outdated, no longer accessible, or boring, you may be considering a remodel. Bathroom renovations can completely alter the functionality and style of your bathroom. However, many homeowners are unsure of what to expect during their bathroom renovation project. Let’s discuss the renovation process so you hopefully won’t have any surprises along the way.