Project gallery - Austin, TX
Accessibility renovations, before and after
Aging in place should not mean leaving the home you love. These are the kinds of projects we quote every week across Austin and the suburbs, shown so you know exactly what to expect before you ever request a quote. Drag each slider to compare.
Project type - Bathroom
Tub to curbless walk-in shower
- Location
- Ranch home, South Austin
- Timeline
- 4 build days
- Type
- Accessible bathroom conversion
Scope: Tub-to-curbless-shower conversion, comfort-height toilet, grab bars into blocking
A high step-over fiberglass tub became a zero-threshold shower with a fold-down seat, a handheld wand, and grab bars anchored into solid blocking, not just drywall anchors. Same footprint, no addition.
Project type - Entry
Front steps to a gentle ramped entry
- Location
- Limestone ranch, Northwest Hills
- Timeline
- 2 build days
- Type
- Entry ramp and zero-step access
Scope: Steps replaced with a gentle concrete ramp, continuous handrails both sides
Three tall steps, no railing, and a slick landing after rain became a 1:12-slope concrete ramp with continuous bronze handrails. The limestone facade and door stay, the approach just works for wheelchairs, walkers and strollers alike.
Project type - Whole-home details
Narrow dark hallway to a bright, wide route
- Location
- Single-story home, Round Rock
- Timeline
- 1 build day
- Type
- Doorways, hardware and lighting
Scope: Doorways widened to 34 inches, lever handles throughout, sconces and night lighting
Round knobs, tight doorways and one dim ceiling fixture became 34-inch clear openings, lever handles you can open with an elbow, warm sconce lighting and motion night lights near the floor. The highest-impact day of work most homes can buy.
Project types we take on
Every project starts with a walk-through assessment and an itemized, prioritized quote. Most of the work below is finished in one to five build days, with the house livable throughout.
- Curbless and walk-in showers with seats and handheld wands
- Grab bars anchored into blocking, rated for real body weight
- Entry ramps, threshold ramps and zero-step entries
- Doorway widening to 32-36 inches with swing-clear hinges
- Comfort-height toilets and accessible vanities
- Lever handles, easy-turn faucets and D-ring cabinet pulls
- Task lighting, sconces and motion night lights
- Non-slip flooring transitions and trip-hazard removal
Where we do this work
Austin's housing stock splits into two camps for accessibility work: 1970s-80s slab ranch homes with narrow halls and tub-shower combos, and older central bungalows with pier-and-beam floors and stepped entries. We have quoted both, across every service area below.
Austin (Central)
ZIP codes: 78701, 78702, 78703, 78704, 78705, 78722, 78731, 78751, 78756
South Austin
ZIP codes: 78735, 78739, 78741, 78744, 78745, 78748, 78749
West Austin and Westlake
ZIP codes: 78730, 78732, 78733, 78734, 78738, 78746
North Austin
ZIP codes: 78727, 78728, 78729, 78750, 78757, 78758, 78759
East Austin
ZIP codes: 78721, 78723, 78724, 78725
Round Rock
ZIP codes: 78664, 78665, 78681
Cedar Park
ZIP codes: 78613
Pflugerville
ZIP codes: 78660
Leander
ZIP codes: 78641, 78642, 78645
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We come out, walk the home with you, and send an itemized quote prioritized by safety impact. Member pricing if you are on a plan, no obligation either way.