Walk In Tubs & Roll In Showers That Let You Stay Home.

It depends on the model, hydrotherapy options and what your bathroom needs to accept it. Because we buy nationally and sell direct, our everyday prices are among the most competitive you'll find. Call 1-888-779-2284 and we'll give you a written price range for your situation on the first call — no in-home sales visit required.

Professional installation is available in many areas across the U.S., and direct-to-home delivery is available everywhere for homeowners and contractors who prefer their own plumber. Tell us your ZIP code and we'll confirm availability.

Original Medicare generally does not cover walk in tubs, though some Medicare Advantage plans and state programs offer assistance. Qualifying veterans may be eligible for the VA HISA grant for bathroom modifications, and we can help with the paperwork. We also offer veteran and senior discounts.

A walk in tub is best if you want a deep soak, built-in seating and hydrotherapy with a low step-in door. A roll in shower is best if you use a wheelchair or walker, need caregiver assistance, or want a fast, open, barrier-free shower. We'll help you decide in one call.

Not when it's installed correctly. Our tubs use precision-sealed door systems and our installations are backed by a leak protection guarantee. In our experience, most leak problems in this industry trace back to improper installation, which is why we use factory-certified installers.

Many walk in tub and roll in shower installations are completed in a single day. Complex layouts or full remodels can take longer, and we'll give you a realistic timeline before any work begins.

Many of our walk in tubs include a full lifetime warranty, and our ADA shower systems carry 30-year coverage. Warranties are honored when the system is installed to manufacturer specifications — another reason certified installation matters.

Most walk in tubs are built to fit the standard 60-inch tub alcove: 60" long by 30" or 32" wide, about 38" to 42" tall. Compact models run 52" long for small bathrooms, and bariatric tubs are 36" to 40" wide. The tub needs about a 24" door opening to get into the room; we measure the doorway and hallway on your first call.

A soaker walk in tub holds 50 to 80 gallons at seat level, roughly the same as a deep standard tub. A 40-gallon water heater set to 120°F will fill most models comfortably; for the deepest soakers we recommend a 50-gallon heater or an inline heater that keeps the water warm while you soak.

You sit in a walk in tub until it drains, so drain speed matters. The tubs we sell drain in about 2 to 6 minutes with a standard 2" drain line. Fast-drain and dual-drain options on Hydro Dimensions and Ella's Bubbles models bring that to under 2 minutes.

A plain soaker tub needs no electrical at all. Water jets, air jets, an inline heater and a heated seat each need a dedicated 15-amp GFCI circuit. Our factory-certified installers run those circuits as part of a one-day installation.

Yes. Nearly every walk in tub is designed as a drop-in replacement for a 60" alcove tub using the same drain location and water supplies, so the plumbing changes are small. The old tub comes out in the morning and you can bathe that night.

A walk in tub has a sealed door with a 3" to 7" step-in and a built-in 17" seat for a deep warm soak. A roll in shower has no curb at all, so a wheelchair or walker rolls straight in, with a fold-down seat and grab bars. Choose the tub for soaking and arthritis relief; choose the shower for wheelchairs, caregivers and quick bathing.

They can be, with the right features. We recommend an anti-scald mixing valve set to 120°F, a fast drain, a heated seat so the wait is comfortable, inward-swing door, and a handheld wand a caregiver can control. Roll in showers are often the better choice when a caregiver bathes the person.

Standard walk in tubs are rated for bathers up to about 300 lbs. Bariatric models from Hydro Dimensions and Meditub are built for 400 to 600 lbs with wider seats and doors. The floor must support the tub, the water and the bather together, which is why we ask what is under the bathroom floor.

Yes. We sell supply-only to homeowners and contractors in all 50 states with the same factory warranty when it is installed to the manufacturer's manual, plus free phone support for your plumber. Showers can also be bought online at our sister store, Showers4Less.com.

Hydro Dimensions (made in the USA, lifetime warranty), Ella's Bubbles (acrylic tubs and showers with the most features), Meditub (American-made value), and Bestbath roll in showers, pans and wall systems (30-year warranty, the units hospitals use). We are an authorized Bestbath dealer.

Yes. Monthly payment plans are available for most credit situations, and every senior and veteran receives our best pricing. Veterans may also qualify for the VA HISA grant, which we help you apply for.

A tub to shower conversion removes the bathtub and installs a low-threshold or barrier-free shower pan with wall panels, a fold-down seat and grab bars in the same 60" space. It is our most requested project and is usually finished in one day.

Yes. Use our virtual estimate tool: take one photo of your current tub or shower, answer a few big-button questions, and a specialist calls you with models that fit and a written price range. Most customers never have a salesperson in their home.

Most 60" x 30" tubs need about a 24" clear door opening and a hallway of 30" or more; tubs can be turned on edge to pass through. Measure the bathroom door, the hallway, and any turns, and tell us the numbers. We confirm fit before anything ships.

National TV brands often charge $15,000 to $30,000 installed. That price funds advertising and an in-home sales visit, not a better tub. We carry the same or better name-brand tubs, installed by factory-certified crews in one day, and give you a written price range by phone with no home visit.