Campau Kitchen & Bath LLC operates from a downtown Grand Rapids location and brings together kitchen and bathroom remodeling with interior design services. For aging-in-place work specifically, they handle the practical modifications that matter most: walk-in tubs and showers, grab bar installation, non-slip flooring, ADA-compliant toilets, and countertop adjustments to improve accessibility. They also address broader first-floor living layouts, which can help people avoid stairs as mobility changes over time.

Grand Rapids has a growing older population - over 12 percent of residents are 65 and older - and a strong owner-occupied housing market at 54.5 percent, which suggests many households are invested in adapting their existing homes rather than relocating. That context makes bathroom and kitchen safety modifications especially relevant here.

The contractor's combination of bathroom remodeling and interior design experience is worth noting. Aging-in-place work often requires thinking beyond individual fixtures: how a layout flows, how lighting and sightlines work, where grab bars integrate visually and functionally. A bathroom specialist who also approaches rooms as a designer may catch details that purely utilitarian contractors miss.

We have not yet gathered public reviews on this directory, so we cannot speak to how their clients have experienced the work or their process. Before contacting them, you might ask about their familiarity with aging-in-place standards, whether they handle permits and inspections, and how they approach the design side of accessibility - whether it feels like a retrofit or a genuine reimagining of the space.

If you are planning a bathroom or kitchen project that needs to work better for aging in place, Campau Kitchen & Bath is worth calling to discuss what they have done and how they approach these modifications.