How do I know which product or service I need?

We offer a free phone consultation with a Lowe’s associate, with no obligation to the customer. For specific products and services, independent installers can come to your home for a no-cost assessment.

How can I learn more about aging in place and what it means to me?

You can learn how to live more comfortably in your home by checking out our Lowe’s Livable Home™how-to guides and ideasor by calling 1-833-569-3784.

What are my payment options when purchasing installation services?

We offer a wide range of affordable financing options that you can view here: https://www.lowes.com/l/Credit.

What are the most-common home modifications for improving accessibility?

The most-common modifications address user safety and mobility in these areas:Home entryways, exits and doorwaysStairsBathrooms

How can I make my bathroom safe for seniors or those with mobility issues?

We can help improve accessibility within your home with:Motion-sensor lightsNon slip rugsWidening of doorwaysWall-mounted sinksLower mirrorsHeated floorsHeated exhaust lights and ventsChair-height toiletsBidetsNo-lip showersShower chairsHandheld shower headsGrab barsToilet seat risersNontension shower rods with heavy-duty liner to replace glass doors

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Grab Bars

Smart Home Devices

Chair-Height Toilets

Remodeling Solutions & More

Fill out the online form to receive a free in-home consultation for our bath, stair lift or ramp service. Then schedule your installation.

Bathroom Remodeling

Re-Bath will handle it all — from helping you choose the right bathroom accessibility products to providing expert installation.

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Ramp and Stair Lift Installation

Make it easier to access every room in your home with options like ramps and stair lifts.

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Bathtub Conversion

Make your bathtub safer and more accessible with a budget-friendly tub-to-shower conversion from CleanCut.

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View All Home Accessibility Products & Services

Discover accessibility solutions for each area of your home. Not all services are available in all areas.

Bathroom accessibility products and services.

Home exterior accessibility products and services.

Kitchen accessibility products and services.

Accessibility products and services for stairs.

Stair lifts provide accessibility between floors for individuals who have difficulty using stairs. They help to reduce the risk of falls while enhancing safety, independence and mobility. Stair lifts come in various models, including options with swiveling seats, adjustable heights, and safety features like seat belts and footrests. Choose a model that best suits the user’s needs and the staircase layout.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Improving bathroom accessibility doesn’t always require a major renovation, and there are several low-cost, do-it-yourself (DIY) ways to make a bathroom more accessible for people with mobility issues or other challenges. Grab bars are the most cost-effective product to add to a bathroom. Grab bars in the bathroom provide essential support and stability for individuals with accessibility issues. They help prevent falls, increase user independence and reduce the risk of injury. Whether for individuals with limited mobility, those recovering from surgery or people with balance issues, grab bars are a simple yet effective solution to create a safer, more accessible bathroom.

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Resources & Tips to Do It Right

How-Tos

Top Tips to Adapt Your Home as You Age

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How-Tos

How to Update Your Home for Accessibility

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How-Tos

Stylish and Functional Solutions for an Accessible Bathroom

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How-Tos

4 Easy Ways to Prevent Falls in the Bedroom

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How-Tos

Tips for Entryways in an Accessible Home

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How-Tos

Lighting Ideas for an Accessible Home

Accessible-Home Solutions for All

Whether you want to set up your home so you can comfortably age in place or you’re a caregiver to a family member with limited mobility, we’re here to help with home accessibility products and accessible-home installation services. Our services extend to every usable space in a home — from kitchens and bathrooms to bedrooms and entryways.

Need to make upgrades to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements for bathrooms, like replacing a regular toilet with a handicap toilet? Whether your bathroom remodels include installing accessible toilets, adding walk-in bathtubs or doing a tub-to-shower conversion, we can help. Need a wheelchair-accessible shower? Check out our selection of barrier-free showers that allow for safe, easy access. Want to make your home handicap accessible for family and friends? Consider an ADA-compliant wheelchair ramp. For two-story houses, chair stair lifts make it easier and safer to access different levels of the home.

There are so many ways to improve the accessibility of our spaces and, in turn, our lives. Home accessibility for the elderly allows people to continue living independently and safely. Homes that are accessible by wheelchair — whether with handicap wheelchair ramps, wider entryways or lower countertops — allow freedom for those who rely on wheelchairs to get around. If you need more ideas about how to create a more accessible home, explore our educational resources, including articles like 5 Ideas for an Accessible Kitchen.