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Accessible bathrooms in Saint John
A bathroom that works for whoever uses it: a shower you walk into, grab bars where hands go, and a door a walker fits through.
What we change
- A tub turned into a low-curb or curbless shower, waterproofed before any tile
- Grab bars by the toilet, the shower and the tub
- Doorways widened where the wall allows
Programs that can help pay
The Province runs two that cover this work. It decides who qualifies.
- Seniors’ Home Renovation Tax Credit
- A refundable credit of 10% on up to $10,000 of work a year, so up to $1,000, for a person 65 or older or a family member living with them, at any income. Grab bars, wheel-in showers, walk-in tubs, widened doors and non-slip flooring count. Seniors’ Home Renovation Tax Credit, gnb.ca
- Homeowner Repair Program
- Forgivable loans for homeowners on a low income: up to $15,000 for changes for a person with a disability and up to $7,000 for a senior’s home. A landlord whose tenant has a disability may qualify. Homeowner Repair Program, gnb.ca
Amounts as listed on gnb.ca in October 2026. Our written quote lists the work line by line.
Accessibility questions
- Does a curbless shower count for the seniors’ tax credit?
- Wheel-in showers are on the Province’s list of work that counts. The list on gnb.ca is the final word for your job.
- Can the tub stay?
- Yes. Grab bars and a wider door do not need the tub to go. We look at the room on the site visit.
Book a free site visit
Tell us the room and roughly what you want. We call you back the same day. The visit and the written quote cost nothing, and you are under no obligation.