St. George and Washington County
Accessible living
Everything from a single grab bar with real blocking behind it to a curbless shower you can walk into with a walker. The point is staying in the house you chose.
16 kinds of work below. Prices go on this page as each one is set, and never before. Read our Plain Terms
Small jobs, done in a day
Grab bar, installed
Bar, in-wall blocking or a verified stud, and a pull test.
Grab bar package, three bars
Toilet, shower entry and tub bars with blocking.
Blocking retrofit
Solid blocking added behind a finished wall so a bar can go anywhere later.
Comfort-height toilet
ADA-height toilet, install, supply and wax ring.
Toilet frame or rail
A frame fitted to the toilet you already have.
Fold-down shower seat
Seat mounted into blocking, rated to sit on.
Bidet seat install
Seat fitted, with the outlet coordinated through our electrical partner.
Lever door handles
Knobs swapped for levers, per door.
Motion night lighting, bedroom to bath
Low-level lights that come on when you do.
Threshold ramp, interior
A bevelled threshold or mini-ramp at a door.
Showers, tubs and doorways
Curbless or roll-in shower
Nothing to step over. Floor sloped, drain relocated, waterproofed.
Walk-in tub, supplied and installed
Tub, plumbing changes, door seal tested, finished.
Roll-under sink or vanity
Wall-mount or offset trap, insulated lines, knee clearance.
Doorway widening
A door a walker or chair actually fits through.
Stay-Safe Bath package
Grab bars, comfort-height toilet, fold-down seat, non-slip floor, lever handles and night lighting, as one job.
Start with a walk-through
Home accessibility assessment
A walk of the home with a written list, ranked now, soon and later, with a cost band on each. Credited to the job if you go ahead.
Read before you decide
Curbless walk-in showers: the complete guide
A standard 60-inch tub occupies the same footprint as a 60 by 30 roll-in shower. The numbers, the slab, the hard water, and what the research honestly says.
Does changing the house actually help?
The best evidence gives two answers, and they point in different directions. One of them helps us sell work. The other does not. Both are printed below.
Grab bars: where they go, and what holds them
The standard is 250 pounds of force. The wall behind the bar matters more than the bar. And the objection is almost never that they do not work.
Does my HOA have to approve a bathroom remodel?
Since May 6, 2026, a Utah HOA declaration may not restrict the interior of your home except for the safety of neighbors. What that means for a bathroom.
Your HOA cannot make you use their contractor
Four separate provisions of Utah law say an association may not restrict you to its preferred vendor list. Two bind declarations, two bind rules. Here is where each one sits.
The Utah HOA Ombudsman, and how to escalate
Utah has had a state office for association disputes since 2025. It is narrower than most people expect, and knowing the boundary before you pay the $150 is the whole trick.
Walk-in tub or walk-in shower?
We install both, so we have no reason to steer you. Here is the comparison on the points that actually differ: the fill and the drain, the door seal, the threshold, and what each one does to the house.
Who pays for accessibility work in Utah
Six real funding routes, what each one actually pays, and the order to work them in. Most of them require authorization before the first tile comes off.
The quote is the number. There is no second number.
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