Peak Pro Home Services · Yakima
Walk-in and wheelchair-accessible showers in Yakima
A safe, low-threshold alternative to climbing over a tub wall, and far less than a full tile remodel. Kohler walk-in showers and Freedom Showers roll-in showers, installed across Yakima.
Chapter 01
Showers you can step into, not climb into
For a lot of older adults, the bathtub becomes the most dangerous part of the house. Lifting a leg over a high tub wall on a wet surface is exactly how falls happen. Peak Pro Home Services replaces that barrier with a shower you walk or roll straight into, installed across Yakima and Central Washington.
The risk is the combination: a wet, slick floor, a tall edge to lift a leg over, and one foot in the air at the moment balance matters most. Take away the edge and the moment goes with it. We assess your bathroom, help you choose the right option, and manage the installation with our licensed plumbing partner.
A white walk-in shower with grab bars and a hand shower, installed by Peak Pro
A fraction of a full tile remodel
A custom curbless tile shower means tearing the bathroom down to the studs, waterproofing, and days of labor. A Freedom Showers insert or a Kohler walk-in gives you a safe, low-threshold shower for less money and less disruption, usually in a fraction of the time.
At your free in-home assessment we measure the space and give you a firm price before any work begins. Nothing is guessed from a photo, and nothing changes after you have said yes.
Chapter 03
Walls that take a grab bar
A grab bar is only as good as what it is fastened to. Tile over drywall can hide where the studs are, and a bar that pulls out under a person's weight is worse than no bar at all. The Freedom Showers units come with reinforced walls, so grab bars mount securely right to the shower wall exactly where you need them, with no hunting for studs.
We place them where your hands naturally reach: by the entry, by the seat if there is one, and near the controls. If you want the same thinking applied to the rest of the room, see our page on grab bars and handrails.
Peak Pro installs Kohler walk-in showers and is a Freedom Showers dealer. Josh Shoemaker is a licensed general contractor (#PEAKPPH754D1) and a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS).
Two ways to lower the barrier
The right one depends on how you move today. If you can still take a short, steady step, a walk-in is a proven, good-value choice. If stepping over any lip is unsafe, a roll-in takes the step out altogether.
Walk-in showers
A walk-in shower drops the step-over to about three inches, so getting in takes a short, steady step instead of a full climb. We install Kohler walk-in showers, a proven, good-value option, often paired with grab bars, for someone who can still walk mostly on their own.
- Step-over
- About three inches
- Installed
- $8,500 to $9,000
Wheelchair-accessible roll-in showers
When stepping over any lip is unsafe, a wheelchair-accessible roll-in shower brings the threshold down to under an inch, low enough to roll a wheelchair or walker straight in. We are a Freedom Showers dealer, and the Freedom units come with reinforced walls, so grab bars mount securely right to the shower wall exactly where you need them, with no hunting for studs.
- Threshold
- Under an inch
- Installed
- $12,500 to $13,000
A walk-in shower runs about $8,500 to $9,000 installed. A Freedom Showers wheelchair-accessible roll-in runs about $12,500 to $13,000, which is roughly $3,000 to $5,000 less than a full curbless tile shower. You get the zero-barrier access of a full tile shower, usually for less. We confirm your firm price at the free in-home assessment.
Authorized Dealer · Yakima, WA
Freedom Showers units are ordered by Peak Pro and handed to our licensed plumbing partner for installation.
Walk-in shower and grab bars in Yakima
An older Yakima woman could no longer safely step over her tub wall. Peak Pro installed a walk-in shower with grab bars so she could bathe safely and independently again.
A low-threshold shower works best alongside the rest of the room. Most installs pair with grab bars and handrails and a comfort-height toilet, which you can read about on our ADA toilets and fixtures page. See our full range of senior home services in Yakima.
Questions we hear most
If you are caring for a loved one, these decisions carry weight. Here are the answers, plainly.
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