Seattle Walk In Tubs, Roll In Showers & Handicap Showers, Installed in a Day

Walk in tubs, roll in showers and handicap showers in Seattle, installed in a day

We install walk in tubs, roll in showers and ADA handicap showers across Seattle and Bellevue, Tacoma, Everett, Kent, Renton, Federal Way, Kirkland, Redmond, Shoreline and Lynnwood: factory-certified crews, a written itemized price by phone or from photos, and no in-home sales visit. Most installed projects land between $15,000 and just under $20,000; supply-only tubs ship free to the lower 48 on many models.

What Seattle bathrooms look like

Seattle homes are mostly 1920s craftsman bungalows with small upstairs baths, 1950s ranches and 1970s split-levels in the suburbs, and condos where elevator dimensions decide what fits. That matters because the tub is chosen for the room as much as the bather: a standard 60 inch alcove takes the Hydro Dimensions 3060 or Ella Ultimate as a drop-in, a small bath takes the Ella Mobile, and a bathroom used from a wheelchair is usually better served by a Bestbath roll in shower. Nine wet months a year keep bathrooms damp, so sealed one-piece systems are the most requested option, and Washington's strict electrical permitting means our crews pull the jet-pump circuit permit.

Help paying for it in Seattle

• Veterans: the VA HISA grant, filed through the VA Puget Sound Health Care System (Seattle). Build the itemized estimate in four minutes with our planner.
• Medicaid waiver: Washington's COPES waiver and Community First Choice program can fund environmental modifications; the Aging and Long-Term Support Administration and the thirteen Area Agencies on Aging handle applications, and Community Living Connections is the statewide line.
• Everyone: monthly financing, senior and veteran discounts on every order, and an itemized written price. Medicare rarely pays, and we say so up front.
• Local help: Aging and Disability Services (Seattle-King County) is the front door for state and county programs.

Permits and code in Seattle

The Washington State Building Code applies statewide with local enforcement; Seattle, King County, Tacoma, Spokane, Vancouver and most cities require plumbing and electrical permits, pulled by state-licensed trades. Washington has some of the strictest electrical permitting in the country. Our crews pull what is required and install to the manufacturer's spec. Our showers are ADA and ANSI A117.1 code-compliant models when that is what the job calls for.

Walk in tub or roll in shower for a Seattle home?

About a third of Seattle families who call about a walk in tub end up with a roll in shower, and they are happier for it. If the bather can stand, step over six inches and pivot to sit, and someone in the house wants to soak, a walk in tub with a heated seat is the right buy. If the bather uses a wheelchair full time, a low-threshold shower with a fold-up seat is faster to use, easier for a caregiver, and no more expensive. The middle path is a walk in tub shower combo.

Why Seattle customers skip the TV brands

National brands quote $25,000 to $30,000 for a walk in tub installed in Seattle, and the price is set at your kitchen table after a three-hour presentation. The same class of tub, installed by factory-certified crews with a lifetime shell warranty, runs $15,000 to under $20,000 with us, itemized, with no visit. See the full price investigation →