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Having access to your shower or tub can be difficult at times.
Our roll-in showers have slip-resistant tiles to help prevent falls. There is also a wide opening with a low threshold entry which also helps prevent falls and gives a caregiver easier access to assist the patient with bathing.
Our Roll showers are designed for accessibility, allowing comfortable and safe use for you and your family. A roll-in shower is normally placed where a bathtub/shower used to be, and converting it to a roll-in shower is very practical.
Picking the right roll-in shower
When planning bathrooms for disabled or elderly family members it can be a challenge to address all of their needs, and our acrylic roll-in showers meet the needs of everyone. Everyone should be able to enjoy bathing, independently. If you are just thinking ahead for the future our goal is to assist people in designing their bathrooms around their individual needs and maximizing their independence.
Why CAPS Remodeling is the best place for Roll-in showers
CAPS Remodeling is the perfect place to come if you’re considering remodeling your bathroom and installing a roll-in shower. All our staff members are certified according to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We only use the best materials and installation practices to ensure your bathroom is not only up to code but also comfortable and practical for you to use.
Don’t go another day struggling to take a shower. Call us today, and we’ll help you set up a barrier-free shower that suits your needs. We’ll take the time to understand your project requirements and design, coordinate and install the shower so that you can have easy access in and out.
You can reach us at (248) 246-1669 or (941) 445-0571 to make an appointment for your evaluation. We look forward to helping you get set up with a shower that works for you!
Introducing Jeff Cates, the visionary Founder and Owner of CAPS Remodeling. After experiencing a profound personal event involving his son in 2007, Jeff was inspired to serve a higher purpose: to create safer, more comfortable, and independent living conditions for the elderly and disabled by modifying their current homes. Jeff’s deep-seated religious beliefs form the moral compass that steers CAPS daily operations. Apart from his unwavering dedication to his work, Jeff finds joy in boating and cherishing moments with his family.
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It’s so true: having access to your shower or tub can be difficult at times, especially when you start getting older! I really like the idea of a roll-in shower with a low threshold entry. My dad moved in with my family after my mom passed away and we have been trying to make our home more elderly-friendly. A new shower might be a good idea for us.