An accessible bathroom remodel makes the room safe to use with limited mobility or as you age in place: a curbless walk-in shower or a walk-in tub, comfort-height fixtures, non-slip flooring and grab bars fixed into blocking behind the wall rather than screwed into tile. We build them in solid surface, so the walls have no grout lines to scrub, which matters more when cleaning the bathroom is itself the difficult part.
From one safe change to the whole room, one crew and one flat price agreed up front. The full cost guide is here.
| Project | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Grab bars, fold-down seat, fixture swaps (partial safety refresh) | $2,500 – $6,500 |
| Curbless / walk-in shower conversion (solid-surface or tile) | $12,000 – $16,000 |
| Mid-range full accessible remodel (down to the studs) | $25,000 – $30,000 |
| High-end full accessible gut (premium finishes) | $30,000 – $40,000 |
Typical ranges, not a quote. Your number depends on what you need, the size and the finishes. Flat-rate pricing. Pricing reviewed and updated June 2026.
Almost nobody calls us about this because they want a new bathroom. They call because they want to stay where they are, or because a parent has had a fall and the bathroom is where it happened. Planning ahead is cheaper and far less disruptive than reacting, and it means you get to choose how it looks.
Steven is a solid guy and does very detailed work. I’ve even got to meet his family and I was impressed with how respectful and kind they were. I would trust him and his company in my home anytime. That is saying a lot!
I absolutely recommend this company. Stillwater bath and shower. They are honest. They are hard-working. They are fair in their pricing. They are creative. They are diligent. they give you their best in whatever they do.
Steven is a good guy. Integrity and communication is top notch.
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They are a professional, dedicated, and efficient in their work.
These are great people that really care about the work they do. Integrity and character matter when choosing people to use in your home, and I would recommend them to anyone!
Great team to work with. Efficient, affordable and reliable. Would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a shower remodel.
Quality company - responsive when asked questions, encouraged personal choices. Never felt pressured to choose a specific product. Specifically appreciated their willingness to make adjustments- for My project the willingness to do a work through with the tub - results are great. Taylor & Steve were on schedule. Really appreciated that they kept to the schedule (done in 3 days!) and were always concerned about leaving the worksite clean when they left for the day. Follow up was great and made sure the project was complete. Highly recommend & will definitely use them for the next bathroom remodel!
We build accessible and aging-in-place bathrooms across Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, Monument, Centennial, Pueblo, Fountain, Widefield and Woodland Park.
It is a remodel that makes the bathroom safe to use with limited mobility or as you age in place: usually a walk-in tub or a curbless walk-in shower, comfort-height fixtures, non-slip flooring, and grab bars fixed into blocking behind the wall so they hold under real weight.
A partial safety refresh, meaning grab bars, a fold-down seat and fixture swaps, typically runs $2,500 to $6,500. A curbless or walk-in shower conversion runs $12,000 to $16,000. A full accessible remodel keeping the layout runs $25,000 to $30,000, and a down-to-the-studs rebuild $30,000 to $40,000. You get an exact written price at the visit.
It depends on how the room gets used. A walk-in shower, especially a curbless one, is easiest for stepping or rolling in and for anyone who cannot lower themselves into a tub. A walk-in tub suits you if you genuinely want a deep soak and can sit down to bathe comfortably. We will tell you which one we think fits rather than which one costs more.
A comfort-height toilet is a taller one you do not have to drop down onto, and a comfort-height vanity is set to work whether you are sitting or standing. With non-slip flooring they take most of the daily strain out of the room, and they are the cheapest part of the job.
No, and that is the part we care most about. Grout-free walls in a finish you choose, a clean fold-down seat, frameless or black-framed glass, and fixtures in matte black, brushed nickel or bronze. It should read as a good bathroom that happens to be safe.
Yes. We build accessible bathrooms across Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, Monument, Centennial, Pueblo, Fountain, Widefield and Woodland Park. Call (719) 431-6510 for a free in-home quote.
Tell us how the bathroom gets used and what would make it safer, and we will design it with you, free. Or call (719) 431-6510.