Whole-Home Safety Assessment

A walkthrough of key areas in your home to recommend grab bars and safety hardware where you need them most.

Every home and every person is different, but the goal is the same: create safe, stable points of support in the places where slips and falls are most likely. Our installers use ADA-aware guidelines as a starting point and then adjust grab bar placement for your height, reach, balance, and routines.

Where This Service Helps Most

During your visit, your installer can recommend the best locations for this type of safety hardware, such as:

• Areas where you step in or out of a tub, shower, or room.
• Spots where you regularly turn, pivot, or reach for stability.
• Transitions between different floor levels or surfaces.
• Places where a previous fall or “near miss” has already happened.

How Our ADA-Aware Installers Work

We use the right anchors, bits, and installation methods for your wall type, including tile, fiberglass, drywall with wood studs, and other common surfaces. When possible, we fasten into studs or solid backing; when that isn't possible, we use specialty anchors rated for grab bar use.

• Review your goals, mobility needs, and preferred grab bar styles.
• Confirm exact locations and heights with you before any drilling.
• Drill carefully using tools suited for bathroom environments.
• Secure each grab bar and test it for firm, stable support.
• Clean up dust and debris so the space is ready to use.

What to Expect on Installation Day

Most visits for this service are completed in a single appointment. In many cases, installation of several grab bars can be done in under a couple of hours, depending on wall materials and how many locations you choose.

• You'll receive an arrival window and a reminder before your appointment.
• Your installer will walk the space with you and confirm the plan.
• We bring common grab bar sizes and finishes on the truck in many areas.
• You can add or adjust locations during the visit if time allows.