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Aging-in-place in Thousand Oaks, CA

Verified interior contractors serving Thousand Oaks, California with grab bars, walk-in showers, non-slip flooring, wider doorways, and full aging-in-place remodels.

Aging at home in Thousand Oaks

Local demographics

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year (2022)
126,532
Total population
residents
44.4
Median age
years
19.9%
Age 65 and over
25,117 residents
69.2%
Owner-occupied homes
of households
10.3%
Living with a disability
of residents
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ADA Toilet InstallationBathroom Safety UpgradesCountertop Lowering & Accessible VanitiesFirst-Floor LivingGrab Bar InstallationInterior AccessibilityInterior RemodelingNon-Slip FlooringWalk-in Shower ConversionWalk-in TubsWider Doorways

Master Tub Reglazing

Thousand Oaks, CA
5.0(1 reviews)

We specialize in providing high-quality services that will make your bathtub look brand new. Do you have a worn, stained, or scratched bathtub? Don't worry! Our highly trained team is ready to revitalize your bathtub and restore its original shine.

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(805) 908-5569 mastertubreglazinginc.com
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Progressive Bathroom & Kitchen

Thousand Oaks, CA
Verified
4.8(22 reviews)

Transform your home with the premier kitchen remodeler and bathroom remodeler in Thousand Oaks CA. From custom designs to quality installations, we bring your dream space to life with expert craftsmanship and personalized service. Contact us today!

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(805) 866-0924 thousandoaksremodeler.com
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Aging-in-place upgrades in Thousand Oaks

Whether you're planning ahead for safer aging-in-place living or responding to a recent mobility change, the interior contractors listed here in Thousand Oaks, California bring the specialty experience to make your home work for the next chapter.

The most-requested aging-in-place projects in Thousand Oaks include walk-in shower conversions, grab bar installation, comfort-height toilets, slip-resistant flooring, and converting a main-floor den or office into a primary suite to eliminate stairs altogether.