Bathe safely again, right here at home in Arizona.

Yes. Our factory-certified installers work statewide, from the Phoenix metro and Tucson to Prescott, Flagstaff, Yuma and Lake Havasu City. If you would rather use your own contractor, we ship the tub or shower supply-only to your home.

Many walk-in tub and roll-in shower installs are done in as little as one day once the product arrives. Older plumbing, tile repairs or wall changes can add time, and we tell you that up front in your written quote.

Original Medicare generally does not cover walk-in tubs or shower conversions. Some Medicare Advantage plans offer limited home-safety benefits, so call the number on your card. Veterans may qualify for VA grants, and ALTCS members can ask about a roll-in shower through their case manager.

If you use a wheelchair or struggle to step over anything, a roll-in shower is usually safer because it has no step. If you can sit and stand from a chair and you love to soak, a walk-in tub is built for you. Our free Fit Check walks you through it in two minutes.

Hard water leaves scale in jets, heaters and drain valves over time, and Phoenix water is hard. Simple cleaning cycles, air jets instead of water jets, and a water softener keep a tub working well for years.

No. You can get a written quote by phone, from photos, or at a measurement visit if you want one. Take your time, ask questions and compare. Calling us never obligates you to anything.

Arizona contractors are licensed by the Registrar of Contractors (ROC). Ask for the ROC license number, then look it up on the ROC website to confirm the license is active and matches the business name on your quote. Our guide to checking an Arizona ROC license explains what to look for.

It depends on your floor space and how you get in. Most walk-in tubs have an inward-opening door, which the water pressure helps hold shut. An outward-opening door gives more room for a wheelchair transfer or a caregiver, but it needs open floor in front of the tub, which some smaller Arizona bathrooms do not have. We look at your photos before recommending either.

Only if the tub has powered features. A plain soaking tub runs on your plumbing alone. Air jets, whirlpool jets, a heated seat or an inline heater usually call for one or two dedicated GFCI-protected circuits, as listed on the model’s spec sheet. In older Arizona homes and manufactured homes, a licensed electrician checks that the panel has room first.

Usually not for interior work in a single-family home, but many Arizona associations and 55+ communities set rules for contractor registration, gate access, work hours, parking and debris. Condos can be stricter because plumbing may be shared. Our HOA and 55+ guide has a checklist and a note you can send.

Often in a manufactured home, once the floor support, doorways and water heater are checked, since a filled tub is heavy. Park models usually have room for a low-threshold shower rather than a tub. See our manufactured home guide.

Jets, heaters and lights stop working. Many tubs drain by gravity and keep draining without power, but some use a pump-assisted drain, so check your manual. Keep a battery light near the tub and wait out thunderstorms before bathing. Our monsoon guide explains more.

We sell and install Hydro Dimensions, Ella’s Bubbles, Bestbath (including RANE by Bestbath) and Meditub. Aging Safely Baths is an Ella’s Bubbles dealer, and your written quote names the exact model before you decide.