Curb Less Shower in Ulster County, NY

Yes, curb less showers can be installed in older homes in Kingston. The subfloor work and slope are handled as part of the tile installation process to make it work in existing bathrooms.

A curb less shower is one of the most practical aging-in-place upgrades for Ulster County homeowners. Removing the step at the shower entry takes away the most common trip point in the bathroom.

A properly tiled curb less shower with correct floor slope and waterproofing does not leak more than a standard shower. The key is precise tile work and a drain positioned to pull water away from the open entry.

Smaller-format or textured tile is the right choice for a curb less shower floor in Poughkeepsie homes because it provides better slip resistance. Larger-format tile works well on the walls where slip resistance is less of a concern.

Yes, we install curb less showers throughout Dutchess County, Orange County, and communities including New Paltz, Beacon, Rhinebeck, Wappingers Falls, and New Windsor. Contact us to confirm service to your specific area.

Yes, a curb less shower is a strong fit for small bathrooms in Highland because the seamless floor transition makes the space feel more open. There is no curb eating into the visual footprint of the room.