BAS Bathroom Remodeling
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131 Peartree Ln, Mt Prospect, IL 60056
Our Take
BAS Bathroom Remodeling serves Mt Prospect and the surrounding area from their base on Peartree Lane, working primarily on bathroom and kitchen renovations. For aging-in-place needs, they list a focused range of services that address common safety and accessibility concerns: grab bar installation, non-slip flooring, walk-in tub and shower conversions, countertop lowering, and ADA-compliant toilet installation. They also mention interior accessibility work and first-floor living modifications, suggesting they think beyond the bathroom itself when planning modifications for older adults and those with mobility changes.
Mt Prospect, a community where roughly one in five residents is 65 or older and owner-occupied homes dominate the housing stock, has many homeowners who are considering modifications to stay in their longtime residences. For that population, bathroom safety is often the first priority - a logical place to begin an aging-in-place project.
Early ratings suggest solid work. The contractor holds a 5.0 rating across nine reviews, a modest but consistent sample. Without more detail on those reviews publicly available, that score points to customer satisfaction on completed projects, though it's worth asking directly about references specific to accessibility work and timelines on the jobs that matter most to you.
The straightforward service list - no claims of specialization beyond their core work - suggests a contractor comfortable with the practical side of bathroom modification without unnecessary upselling. Their listing includes both kitchen and bathroom work, so they may have the carpentry and plumbing skills needed for structural changes that aging-in-place projects sometimes require.
For a Mt Prospect homeowner thinking about grab bars, a walk-in shower, or lower countertops, BAS Bathroom Remodeling is a reasonable local call. Start with a conversation about your specific needs and ask to see photos of completed accessibility projects.