Accessible & aging-in-place

Not on their own. A bar anchored into tile and backer board alone will eventually pull out, and it will do it under load. We build blocking into the wall behind the substrate before the surface goes on, so the bar is fastened to timber. If someone offers to add bars to a finished wall without opening it, ask what they are fastening to.

Coverage for accessibility work varies by plan and by state, and we are not the right people to advise on your policy. We will give you an itemized scope you can submit, and we can point you at the questions worth asking your carrier.

It depends almost entirely on whether anything moves. An alcove replacement in the same footprint is the shortest job we do. A zero-threshold conversion is the longest, because the subfloor has to be opened to drop the drain. Whatever the number is, it goes in writing before you commit, and you get a daily update once we start.

It covers our labor — the way the work was executed — for as long as you own the home. Manufacturer warranties on the products themselves are separate and come from the manufacturer. The exclusions and claim process need to be on a terms page you can read before you sign, and that page does not exist yet.