Walk in shower with seat — Seattle, WA

Generally, Medicare does not directly cover the cost of installing walk-in showers for general home accessibility in Seattle. However, if a walk-in shower is deemed medically necessary by a physician due to a specific health condition, it might be covered under durable medical equipment (DME) benefits. It's crucial to consult with your healthcare provider and review your specific Medicare plan details. We can provide you with a detailed quote to submit for any potential reimbursement discussions.

Removing a bathtub and installing a walk-in shower in Seattle involves several key steps. The pros will carefully demolish and remove the existing tub, then prepare the subfloor and walls, ensuring a solid, waterproof base. This often includes installing new backer board and a waterproofing membrane, like liquid-applied or sheet membranes, before tiling or installing a surround. Proper slope for drainage is critical, as is the correct installation of the shower base and any fixtures. Call us for a comprehensive quote on this conversion.

When building a new bathroom in Seattle, budgeting for a walk-in shower involves the cost of the shower unit itself, plus installation labor and any related plumbing. The pros can integrate the shower design seamlessly during the new construction phase, ensuring optimal functionality and aesthetics. They'll discuss options like custom tile, solid surface panels, or modular systems. Obtaining a precise quote from us will help finalize your budget for this specific feature.