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Connect with a local walk-in tub contractor

Tell us about your bathroom, and contractors who serve your area may reach out to discuss a walk-in tub.

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  • Tub replacement & installation
  • Free to use
  • No obligation to buy
  • Takes about a minute
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Before you buy

Questions to ask any walk-in tub contractor

Installing a walk-in tub usually means removing your existing tub, checking plumbing and your water heater, and fitting the new tub. Tell us about your bathroom and local contractors may contact you to discuss it.

  • What's included?

    Ask whether removal of your old tub, plumbing, and wall work are part of the price.

  • Will it fit?

    Ask them to measure your bathroom and doorways.

  • How long will it take?

    Ask how long installation takes and when your bathroom can be used again.

  • Water heater needs

    Ask whether your water heater can fill the tub, or if an upgrade is needed.

  • Who will install it?

    Ask whether their own crew or subcontractors will do the work.

  • What should I review?

    Check reviews and references, and read the contract carefully before you sign.

The process

How it works

One short request, then you decide what happens next.

  1. 1

    Describe your bathroom

    Tell us about your current tub and where you live.

  2. 2

    Hear from local contractors

    Walk-in tub contractors who serve your area may contact you to discuss options.

  3. 3

    Decide on your terms

    Compare options, ask questions, and choose whether to buy anything. It's up to you.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is WalkInTubContractors free to use?

Yes. There's no charge to submit a request, and you're never obligated to buy anything.

Are the contractors part of WalkInTubContractors?

No. Contractors are independent businesses. WalkInTubContractors helps homeowners get in touch with them and doesn't sell products or perform any work.

Will someone need to visit my home?

Usually, yes. Most contractors measure the bathroom and check plumbing before giving a final price.

Should I talk to more than one contractor?

Many homeowners compare a few options so they can review tub features, installation scope, and pricing side by side.

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