Factory Certified Installers. 100% exam. Audited. Done in one day.
A walk in tub or roll in shower is only as good as the person who sets the drain and seals the door. Our installers pass the manufacturer's exam with a perfect score, every job is audited, and you get a walkthrough before we leave.
Selling accessible bathing since 2012 · installed in all 50 states · BBB A+ · written price on the first call
Most installation problems are not product problems
Drains that gurgle, doors that weep, walls that flex, caulk that fails in a year. Almost every complaint we hear about walk in tubs and roll in showers traces back to a rushed or untrained install, not the product. National brands charge $25,000 to $30,000 and still send whoever is available that week. We charge well under $20,000 for most premium installs and send someone who passed the factory exam with a perfect score.
Factory exam, 100% required
Most trades pass installers at 70 to 80 percent. Ours pass the manufacturer's exam on product knowledge, sequence and technical details with every question right.
Drain and door seal done right
The two things that cause 80 percent of callbacks are set by someone who has done it a hundred times, then tested with water before we leave.
Quality control audit
Workmanship, seal integrity, drain function, trim, cleanup. No job is complete until it passes the audit.
Homeowner walkthrough
How to use it, how to clean it, what to expect, and who to call. You are never handed a bathroom and a mystery.
What installation day looks like
Pre-installation check
Measurements confirmed, plumbing access inspected, doorways and hallways checked so nothing surprises anyone at 8 a.m.
Removal and site prep
Old tub or shower out, subfloor and drain inspected, walls prepared. Dust control and floor protection through the house.
Set, level, connect
The tub or pan is set level in both directions, drain aligned, supplies connected, door seal adjusted, walls sealed to the flange.
Fill test and audit
We fill it, run it, and check the door seal and drain under real water. Then the quality-control checklist, every line.
Walkthrough and cleanup
You use it while we watch. Questions answered, paperwork left behind, bathroom cleaner than we found it.
Certified installation vs. a typical installer
What gets checked
Aging Safely Baths (factory certified)
Typical installer
Installer training exam
100% pass score required
Rarely standardized
Post-install quality audit
Every project
Uncommon
Manufacturer warranty
Install supports warranty compliance
Improper install can void coverage
Fill and seal test before leaving
Standard
Often skipped
Customer walkthrough
Standard practice
Inconsistent
Leak protection guarantee
Written, on every install
Usually none
The leak-protection guarantee
If a tub or shower we installed leaks because of our workmanship, we fix it and any damage it caused. In writing, on every installed job. Read the guarantee →
Why it matters more for walk in tubs and roll in showers
Walk in tubs
A door assembly, a sealed drain, 40 to 75 gallons of water and, on many models, jets and a heater. The door seal and the drain rate are set on install day and decide whether the tub is a joy or a chore for the next twenty years.
Roll in showers
Pan slope, drain placement, waterproofing and threshold height decide whether water stays in the shower. A pan sloped wrong pools water and becomes the slip hazard you bought the shower to remove.
What customers say about the crew
★★★★★
The installer knew exactly what he was doing. No fumbling around, no long delays. It was done in one day and everything looked and worked perfectly when it was finished.
Margaret T., verified customer, Colorado
★★★★★
I did a lot of research before committing. The fact that they require a 100% exam score and do a quality audit is what sold me. The install was flawless.
Verified customer
★★★★★
They filled the tub and tested the door in front of me before they left. Nobody else even offered to do that.
Verified customer, Texas
BBB A+ accredited. Selling and installing accessible bathing since 2012. More reviews →
Straight talk on price before anyone visits your home.
What a certified, one-day installation costs
Many national brands run $25,000 to $30,000 for a fully installed walk in tub or roll in shower. We are nowhere near that.
Our options run from shower pans under $2,000 up to fully installed walk in tubs starting around $15,000. The final number moves with the installation, not with a sales pitch:
Which walk in tub or shower you choose, and how customized you want it
Do we need to widen a door or go through a wall?
Do we run electrical for hydrotherapy jets or a heated seat?
Is there a slab, a crawlspace or a basement under the floor?
Most of the time we come in well under $20,000 fully installed with a premium walk in tub or roll in shower and the customizations you want.
Nationwide, or supply-only with your own contractor
Certified crews install in all 50 states; availability varies by region and scope. If you prefer your own contractor, we ship supply-only with free phone support and the same factory warranty when installed to the manufacturer's guidelines. Check your state → · Supply-only details →
Installation questions we answer every day
What does "factory certified installer" actually mean?
A factory certified installer has been trained specifically on the manufacturer's products and installation requirements, and has passed a formal examination created by the manufacturer. At Aging Safely Baths, we require a 100% pass score on that exam — no partial credit. This means every installer who works on your project has demonstrated complete knowledge of the specific product being installed, not just general plumbing or remodeling experience.
Why is the 100% exam score requirement important?
Most certification programs accept passing scores of 70% or 75%, which means an installer can miss a significant number of technical questions and still be considered "qualified." We believe that standard is insufficient for a complex installation project like a walk-in tub or roll-in shower. A 100% requirement ensures there are no knowledge gaps going into your project. Every step in the installation sequence, every product-specific requirement, and every technical detail must be understood completely before work begins.
What does the Quality Control Audit cover?
The quality control audit is a structured post-installation review conducted before the job is officially completed. It covers workmanship quality, door seal integrity, drain assembly function, leveling, trim and finish details, wall surround condition, cleanliness, and confirmation of the customer walkthrough. The purpose is to catch any issues — even minor ones — before the installer leaves the home, so that corrections can be made immediately rather than requiring a return visit later.
How long does a walk-in tub or roll-in shower installation typically take?
Most standard walk-in tub and roll-in shower installations are completed in a single day. We offer one-day installation service available nationwide. The exact timeframe can vary depending on the scope of the project, the condition of the existing bathroom, any plumbing or electrical modifications needed, and the specific product being installed. Your project coordinator will give you a realistic timeframe during the quoting process.
Does improper installation affect my warranty?
Yes — many walk-in tub and accessible shower manufacturers specifically exclude from warranty coverage any damage or defects caused by improper installation. That means if an untrained installer makes a mistake, you may have no recourse through the manufacturer's warranty. Using factory certified installers who follow the manufacturer's installation guidelines is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your investment and keep your warranty intact.
Do you offer installation nationwide?
Yes. Aging Safely Baths offers certified installation service in many markets across the United States. We also offer a factory-direct drop-ship option for homeowners who prefer to work with their own local contractor. Contact us at 1-888-779-2284(BATH) or through our contact page to confirm availability in your area and discuss which installation option is right for your project.
Can veterans use VA HISA grant funding for this installation?
Eligible veterans may qualify for the VA HISA (Home Improvements and Structural Alterations) grant, which can help offset costs for accessible bathroom modifications including walk-in tubs and roll-in showers. We have experience working with the VA HISA process and can help guide you through what's needed. Visit our VA HISA grant page for details.
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Let's make your bathroom a safer room in the house.
Talk to a real person about walk in tubs, roll in showers, installation in your area and pricing. Veteran & senior discounts included.