A bathroom that’s hard to get into, hard to move around in, or dangerous to use when the floor is wet isn’t something you just live with. It’s a renovation that should have happened already. Whether the need is immediate or you’re planning ahead for the next 10 to 20 years, an accessible bathroom gives you independence in the room where falls are most likely to happen.
Turnkey Renovators builds ADA-conscious bathroom renovations across Greater New Orleans. Barrier-free showers, grab bars rated to support body weight, comfort-height toilets, wider doorways, and slip-resistant flooring, all designed to meet accessibility guidelines while still looking like a bathroom you’re proud to walk into. Fifteen years of renovation work in Louisiana homes means we’ve retrofitted bathrooms in shotgun doubles with 24-inch doorways and built fully accessible master baths in newer construction from the ground up.
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Accessibility doesn’t mean the bathroom has to look like a hospital room. That’s the concern we hear most often, and it’s the one we take most seriously. Grab bars come in brushed nickel, matte black, and oil-rubbed bronze. Curbless showers with linear drains look modern, not medical. Comfort-height toilets are the same models you’d see in any high-end bath.
The difference is in the planning: wider clearances, reinforced blocking behind the walls, non-slip surfaces, and fixtures positioned where they’re reachable from a seated or standing position.
Most bathrooms in older New Orleans homes weren’t built with accessibility in mind. Narrow doorways (often 24 to 28 inches), small footprints, tub/shower combos with high step-overs, and pedestal sinks with no support structure. Retrofitting these spaces takes rethinking the layout within the existing walls, or sometimes borrowing a few square feet from an adjacent closet or hallway.
