Accessible bathGrab bars and a fold-down shower seat.
Accessible by design.
We built a bath with grab bars at the toilet and in the shower, and a sink hung on the wall.
A fold-down seat and a handheld shower.
Marble-look tile from the shower walls to the floor, with black grab bars and fixtures.
The shower, with a wood seat that folds down from the wall. 
Grab bars on two walls, and a handheld shower on a slide bar. 
From the door, the wall-hung sink and the bars at the toilet. 
From the shower, back toward the sink and the door.
What went into it.
- Job
- An accessible bath
- Shower
- A low white pan, marble-look tile, a rain head and a handheld on a slide bar
- Seat
- Wood, folds down from the shower wall
- Grab bars
- Black, in the shower and beside the toilet
- Sink
- Wall-hung, under a black-framed mirror and a three-light bar
- Floor
- Marble-look tile
One Contractor. Full Scope.
Decks, patios and porches are our thing, but we do a lot more than that.
2,800sq ft
Keystone Estate, Mt Pleasant
A full teardown and rebuild for commercial use: 46 footers, eight helical posts 14 to 21 feet deep at the lake edge, over 600 lags in the beams, and a clear 1,700 square feet for gatherings.
Open kitchen, wall removed
We took out the wall between the kitchen and dining room. All-wood cabinets, granite counters and a full stone backsplash.
Bedroom addition, full reroof and reside
We framed and roofed the addition, then gave the whole house a new shingle roof, siding, soffit, fascia, wrapped windows and 5-inch gutters.
Honest Timelines. No Runaround.
Decks and exterior work run spring through fall. Kitchens, baths, basements and flooring run January to April.
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Ben KissellBuilt Right. Done Right. The First Time.