Curbless Shower Installation in Ulster County, NY

Yes, curbless showers can be installed in older homes, though the subfloor often needs prep work first. Older floors in Kingston and across Ulster County may require leveling or reinforcement before the sloped pan goes in.

A curbless shower is one of the most practical aging-in-place upgrades you can make to a bathroom. Removing the step-over curb reduces the main fall risk at shower entry and keeps the space usable as needs change.

The shower floor is built with a precise slope that directs water toward a linear or center drain before it reaches the bathroom floor. Proper waterproofing beneath the tile handles any water that gets past the slope.

A tub-to-shower conversion is one common path to a curbless shower, but it is not the only option. We look at your existing bathroom layout in New Paltz, Poughkeepsie, or wherever you are located to determine what makes sense for your space.

The subfloor must be recessed or ramped to achieve a flush entry, and waterproofing has to extend beyond the shower footprint onto the bathroom floor. These steps require more precision than a standard curbed shower installation.

Yes, we install curbless showers throughout Ulster County and into Dutchess and Orange Counties, including Beacon, Rhinebeck, Gardiner, Wallkill, and Hopewell Junction. Contact us to confirm service for your specific location.