What is a curbless shower?

It is a shower with no step at the entry. The floor is sloped to the drain and fully waterproofed so a walker or wheelchair can roll straight in.

Can a main-floor bathroom be added to an older house?

In most cases, yes. It depends on finding space and a route to the drain. We look at this at the first visit.

Do you do accessible home renovation projects in King City?

Yes. We work throughout King City, including King City, Nobleton and Schomberg. Call +1 (647) 718-3913 to arrange a visit.

Who issues the permit for this work in King City?

Where a permit is needed, it is issued by the Township of King's building division. We prepare the drawings and handle the application and inspections.

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Accessible Home Renovation in King City

An accessible renovation lets someone stay in the home they know as their mobility changes. The best ones look like good design, not like equipment added afterwards. In King City, the township is mostly estate homes and rural properties on large lots.

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Bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, wall-hung toilet and stone-clad walls — From our Abtin project

Scope

What is included.

Curbless showers with benches and grab-bar blocking
Wider doorways and level thresholds
Main-floor bedroom and bathroom conversions
Ramps, lifts and step-free entrances
Lever handles, accessible switches and lighting
Non-slip flooring through the house

Cost

What it costs.

By quote

The cost of accessible home renovation depends on the size and condition of the house and the finishes chosen, so we price it after a site visit. Call +1 (647) 718-3913 for a quote.

Local knowledge

Accessible Home Renovation in King City.

Homes like these
Larger rural homes often involve wells, septic systems and longer service runs, which need to be considered in the plan.
Housing
In King City, the township is mostly estate homes and rural properties on large lots.
Permits
Building permits in King City are issued by the Township of King's building division. We prepare the drawings, submit the application and book the inspections.
Areas we cover
We work throughout King City, including King City, Nobleton and Schomberg.
Rural services
Many King properties rely on a well and a septic system. Adding bedrooms or bathrooms can require the septic system to be reviewed or upgraded.
Greenbelt and Moraine
Most of the township is covered by the Greenbelt and Oak Ridges Moraine plans, which limit where and how much you can build.

Before you start

What to know.

Plan ahead
Reinforcing walls for future grab bars and widening doorways costs little while walls are open during any renovation, and much more later.
Main-floor living
Creating a bedroom and full bathroom on the ground floor is often the change that makes it possible to stay in a two-storey house.
Permits
Structural changes, new bathrooms and exterior ramps usually need a building permit.

How we work

One team for every stage.

AssessWe survey the house as it stands.
Design and permitsDrawings and approvals before work starts.
Strip-outWhat is worn out comes off.
RebuildStructure, wiring, plumbing and walls.
FinishesCabinetry, tile, floors and paint.
HandoverWalkthrough and documents.

Questions

Accessible Home Renovation in King City: the short answers.

How much does accessible home renovation cost in King City?: The cost of accessible home renovation depends on the size and condition of the house and the finishes chosen, so we price it after a site visit. Call +1 (647) 718-3913 for a quote.
What is a curbless shower?: It is a shower with no step at the entry. The floor is sloped to the drain and fully waterproofed so a walker or wheelchair can roll straight in.
Can a main-floor bathroom be added to an older house?: In most cases, yes. It depends on finding space and a route to the drain. We look at this at the first visit.
Do you do accessible home renovation projects in King City?: Yes. We work throughout King City, including King City, Nobleton and Schomberg. Call +1 (647) 718-3913 to arrange a visit.
Who issues the permit for this work in King City?: Where a permit is needed, it is issued by the Township of King's building division. We prepare the drawings and handle the application and inspections.