Accessible bathrooms · Orlando, FL

Accessible bathrooms in Orlando, FL

An accessible bathroom is a walk-in shower with no curb, grab bars that are screwed into wood and not drywall, a seat, a hand shower on a slide bar, and a toilet at a height that does not need a squat. We build them in Orlando for parents moving in, for people coming home from surgery, and for homeowners who plan to stay.

Finished accessible bathrooms by Contemporary Flooring & Bath in Orlando
01 · What's included

What we do on this job.

It does not have to look clinical. The same porcelain and glass we use everywhere else works here too.

  • Curbless or low-curb roll-in shower
  • Grab bars mounted on blocking added while the wall is open
  • Fold-down or built-in shower seat
  • Hand shower on a slide bar, thermostatic valve
  • Comfort-height toilet and vanity
  • Wider door where the framing allows
02 · Before the tile

The part you never see.

Every grab bar location gets solid wood blocking between the studs before the cement board goes on. That is the part nobody sees and the part that holds 250 pounds.

Contemporary crew member tiling a shower wall with the red waterproofing membrane still exposed above it
Membrane first, tile second. Every job.
03 · How it works

One visit, one crew, one number.

  1. 01Text us a photo of the bathroom
  2. 02We come to you with full-size samples and measure
  3. 03You get a written estimate, line by line
  4. 04One crew, demo to glass door

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04 · Case files

Two jobs like this one.

Remodeled master bath from the same spot: new white vanity, freestanding tub and frameless glass shower in grey plank-look tile Dated master bath with corner jetted tub, framed glass shower and beige tile before the remodel BeforeAfter
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Master bath · Greater Orlando

Jetted tub out, freestanding tub and glass in

A 1990s master bath with a corner jetted tub, a framed shower and beige tile everywhere. Same room, same window: the tub became a freestanding soaker, the shower became a walk-in behind a glass panel, and one grey plank tile now runs from the shower wall to the floor.

Found under the tileCorner jetted tub on a tiled deck, framed corner shower, no niche
ScopeFull master remodel
WaterproofingCement board and liquid membrane
WallsGrey plank-look porcelain
ExtrasFreestanding tub, rain head, pebble floor
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Walk-in shower with frameless glass door, light stone-look tile and pebble mosaic floor after the conversion Original guest bathtub with white tile surround and shower curtain before the conversion BeforeAfter
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Guest bath · Greater Orlando

Curtain rod to frameless glass

The guest bath in the same house. The builder tub and its tiled surround came out; a full-height walk-in shower with a pebble floor, a mosaic niche and a frameless glass door went in, with a new vanity, mirror and plank-look floor to match the master.

Found under the tileBuilder tub with tiled surround, curtain rod, dated floor tile
ScopeTub-to-shower conversion
WaterproofingCement board and liquid membrane
WallsLight stone-look porcelain
GlassFrameless hinged door
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05 · Questions

Accessible bathrooms: what people ask.

Questions we get asked

Can a roll-in shower be built on a slab?

Usually yes, by lowering the pan area or building up the surrounding floor. We check the slab at the visit.

Where do the grab bars go?

Where the person who will use them needs them. We mark the spots with you before the walls close.

Does it have to look like a hospital?

No. Most of our accessible baths use the same marble-look porcelain and black fixtures as any other remodel.

Can you widen the doorway?

Often, if the wall is not load-bearing. We tell you at the visit.

Do you do accessible remodels in Sanford and Oviedo?

Yes. We cover Orlando and the surrounding Greater Orlando communities.

08 · Free estimate

Start with a photo of your bathroom.

Send the form or a text. Renato replies with a ballpark and a time for the in-home visit, usually the same day.

Or text a photo to (407) 282-5700 Mon–Fri 9AM–6PM · Sat 9AM–1PM
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