Most low-threshold showers reduce the step-in height to just a few inches. In some homes, barrier-free options may eliminate the step entirely. Michigan homes vary. Basements, slab foundations, and plumbing layouts affect what’s possible. During your consultation, we:

1. Measure your space.
2. Review your existing plumbing.
3. Explain exactly what works in your home.

No guessing. No vague answers. Just a clear plan.

No. In most Michigan homes, we install the walk-in shower within the existing wet area. That keeps:

• The scope controlled.
• The timeline short.
• The disruption minimal.

You get a focused upgrade without turning your home into a construction zone.

Most installations are completed in 1–2 days. We schedule carefully, especially during Michigan’s winter months when the weather matters. You’ll know:

• When we arrive.
• What happens each day.
• When the job will be complete.

We protect flooring and entryways, particularly during snow and mud season, and clean up before we leave.

Not at all. Many Michigan homeowners in their 50s and 60s choose walk-in showers because they:

• Prefer easier entry now.
• Want less maintenance.
• Are planning ahead.

It feels modern today and practical long term.

You can choose:

• Open entry designs.
• Sliding glass doors.
• Hinged glass doors.
• Accessibility-focused layouts.

We walk through:

• Cleaning differences.
• Space considerations.
• Long-term durability.

You choose what fits your comfort level and budget.

Yes. Michigan winters mean more indoor time. That means your shower gets used more. Modern wall systems:

• Eliminate grout lines.
• Resist buildup.
• Wipe clean easily.

Less scrubbing. Less bending. Less maintenance.

That matters during months when you’d rather not be deep cleaning tile.

We work with many Michigan families, coordinating updates for parents who want to stay in their homes. Here’s what happens:

1. We explain the options clearly.
2. We outline pricing up front.
3. We confirm the schedule.
4. We protect the home during installation.

Everyone stays informed. No pressure. Just clarity.

Yes. Michigan homes experience:

• Dry, heated air in winter.
• Humidity swings in summer.
• Seasonal expansion and contraction.

Our wall systems and bases are designed to handle moisture changes and daily use. Proper waterproofing protects the surrounding structure and reduces long-term risk. Durability matters here. We install accordingly.

Ask yourself:

• Do I feel steady stepping over the tub every time?
• Do I hesitate, even slightly?
• Do I want something easier before it becomes urgent?

If the answer is yes to any of those, it may be time to explore options. The next step is simple.

Schedule a quick 5-minute call. We’ll answer your questions and help you decide what makes sense for your Michigan home.