Walk-In Tub Guides Step in. Sit down. No climbing over the side.
Enjoy a safer, more comfortable bathing experience without a major remodel. Walk-in tubs can fit in the space where your existing tub is now and add instant safety to the space. Answer a few quick questions and request a free quote — there's no obligation to buy.
Enjoy a safer, more comfortable bathing experience without a major remodel. Walk-in tubs can fit in the space where your existing tub is now and feature a low step-in, slip-resistant floor and seat, and other comfort features. Answer a few quick questions and request a free quote — there's no obligation to buy.
- Free in-home measurement
- No obligation to buy
- Often done in one day
What is different about it?
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You walk in through a door
Your tub wall is about 15 inches high. To get in, you stand on one leg on a wet floor. There is nothing solid to hold.
A walk-in tub has a door. The step is low. There is a handrail on the door, so you have something to hold while you step in.
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You sit at chair height
The seat is molded into the tub, about as high as a kitchen chair. You sit down the normal way. You stand up the normal way.
No lowering yourself to the bottom. No figuring out how to get back up.
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You can soak again
Warm water up to your shoulders, for as long as you want. Some models have jets. You can point them at your feet, your legs, or your lower back.
The tub fills fast and drains fast. You are not sitting there waiting.
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You can bathe alone
Bathing is private. Having someone in the room takes getting used to. A tub you can manage on your own gives that back. -
Your family stops worrying
Maybe someone checks on you. Maybe they listen from the next room. Maybe they ask you to wait until they can come over. That can stop. -
You stay in your own home
For many people, the bathroom is the first room that stops working. It is a common reason families start looking at other places to live. Fixing one room is easier than moving.
What to expect in a good one
- A wide door with a handrail built in.
- A seat molded at chair height.
- A textured floor. It grips when it is wet. Porcelain does not.
- A valve that keeps the water from getting hot enough to burn you.
- Fast fill and fast drain. The door cannot open until the water is out, so this matters.
- Jets are optional on most models. They cost extra. Some tubs work as a shower too, so other people in the house can still shower standing up.
You make the first step. We'll do the rest.
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Answer simple questions on this page. About a minute.
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A certified bathing specialist comes to your home, measures the bathroom, and goes through models and design options with you. Free, and there's no obligation to buy.
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If you move forward, certified installers do the work, usually in a single day. Demolition, plumbing, and electrical are all handled. You don't lift anything.
What it costs
The cost depends on your bathroom, the model you pick, and what's behind your existing tub wall.
A good quote is one number covering the tub, the demolition, the plumbing, the electrical, and the install, with nothing added on installation day. Financing is commonly available on approved credit.
Veterans may qualify for special discounts on walk-in tubs. Be sure to ask about available veteran savings when you speak with a walk-in tub specialist.
Five things to ask before you sign
- How long is this price good for? Ninety days is normal. Get the date in writing.
- How high is the step? Ask for the number in inches. It changes from model to model, and it is the main thing you are buying.
- What does the warranty cover, and for how long? Ask specifically about the door seal. That is the part that leaks.
- Does this price include taking out my old tub and hauling it away? It should.
- What happens if there is water damage under my old tub? This is the most common surprise. Ask before they open the wall, not after.