Accessible walk-in shower with grab bars and low threshold entry

Walk-In Shower Conversions in Kearney & the Kansas City Metro

A walk-in shower conversion replaces a traditional bathtub with a low-threshold or zero-entry shower, eliminating the dangerous step-over that causes thousands of senior falls each year. According to the CDC, over 235,000 people visit emergency rooms annually due to bathroom injuries, with bathtub falls being the leading cause. Ramps for Gramps provides free quotes for every shower conversion in Kearney and the Kansas City area.

“Climbing over a tub wall is a job for mountain goats — not for Grandpa.”

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Every home is different, so every quote is too. Tell us about your project and we'll give you a free, no-obligation quote — in person or by phone.

✓Eliminates the #1 bathroom fall risk
✓Increases home resale value
✓May be covered by Medicaid waiver or VA benefits
✓Completed in as few as 3 days

Why Convert Your Bathtub to a Walk-In Shower?

The bathroom is the most dangerous room in the house for seniors. The CDC reports that one in four Americans aged 65+ falls each year, and bathrooms account for a disproportionate share of those injuries. A walk-in shower conversion is one of the single most impactful modifications you can make.

What We Install

Zero-threshold or low-threshold entry — no more climbing over a tub wall

Non-slip flooring — textured surfaces that meet ADA slip-resistance standards

Built-in seating — fold-down or permanent bench seats

Grab bars — strategically placed stainless steel bars for support

Handheld showerheads — adjustable-height, easy to use while seated

Proper drainage — linear drains designed for barrier-free entry

The Process

1. Free in-home assessment — we measure your space and discuss your needs

2. Custom design — we plan the layout for your specific bathroom

3. Professional demolition — careful removal of the existing tub

4. Waterproofing — complete membrane waterproofing system

5. Installation — typically completed in 3–5 days

6. Final walkthrough — we ensure everything meets ADA guidelines

ADA Specifications

Per ADA standards, accessible showers should be at minimum 36" × 36" for transfer-type showers or 30" × 60" for roll-in showers. We build to these specifications or larger, depending on your available space.

Did you know? The National Institute on Aging recommends walk-in showers as the #1 bathroom modification for aging in place.

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Those stairs have had the upper hand long enough. Let's take it back.

Get a free, no-obligation quote and in-home safety assessment. We'll identify risks and provide honest recommendations.