Los Angeles · ADA bathroom
A full accessible bathroom: curbless roll-in wet room with a linear drain, white subway tile and chrome grab bars, a console sink, a niche under the frosted window and clear floor space throughout.
1 OAK · ADA Bathrooms
Bathrooms built to be used safely, not carefully.
Curbless roll-in showers, blocking in the walls and grab bars set at the right height, tiled so the room still looks like a bathroom and not a hospital. Below is a finished ADA bathroom, photographed room by room.
- Curbless roll-in shower
- Grab bars & blocking
- ADA-height fixtures
Tap a thumbnail to see the finished room from every angle.
1 OAK · ADA Bathrooms
ADA and aging-in-place bathroom remodeling in Los Angeles.
Licensed general contractor serving Sherman Oaks, Pasadena, Glendale and the rest of Los Angeles County. Estimates are free and itemised.
- Sherman Oaks
- Pasadena
- Glendale
- Burbank
- Santa Monica
- Long Beach
- Torrance
- Woodland Hills
What an accessible bathroom costs
A curbless roll-in shower with proper blocking, a comfort-height toilet and a compliant approach typically runs $32,000 to $75,000, depending on whether the floor has to be recessed to lose the curb and how far the drain has to move. Widening a door and rehanging it is a smaller line item that changes how the room is used every single day. Grab bars, a fold-down seat and a hand-held slide bar are inexpensive; the structure that holds them is what you are paying for.
Blocking, slope and turning radius
Grab bars are only as strong as what is behind the tile, so we install solid blocking at every location a bar might ever go, not just the ones on the drawing. The shower floor is recessed and sloped to drain without a threshold, the opening is widened to at least 32 inches of clear width, and the room keeps a five foot turning circle wherever the layout allows. We build to ADA dimensions and photograph the blocking before tile covers it.
A bathroom, not a hospital room
Accessible does not mean clinical. Large-format tile, a frameless glass panel, a wall-hung vanity that a wheelchair can pull under and lighting on a dimmer all belong in the same room as the safety features. We show you the finished ADA bathroom above room by room so you can see what the standard actually looks like when it is detailed well.
Next step
Tell us about your ada bathrooms and we will price it.
A free site visit, a line-item estimate and a build schedule. No obligation, no design fee.
