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Custom Stone Interiors

Specialties

Bathroom remodelerCountertop contractorFlooring contractorKitchen remodelerTile contractor

Service Area

4415 Yeager Way, Bakersfield, CA 93313, United States

Editorial summary

Our Take

Age At Home Directory editors

Custom Stone Interiors serves Bakersfield homeowners with remodeling work centered on kitchens, bathrooms, countertops, flooring, and tile. Located in central Bakersfield - a city where roughly one in ten residents is 65 and older - the company positions itself to handle several modifications that matter for aging in place: countertop lowering, non-slip flooring, walk-in tubs and showers, grab bar installation, and bathroom safety upgrades including ADA-compliant toilets.

The contractor's experience with flooring and tile work is particularly relevant for those addressing slip hazards and transitions between rooms - common concerns when adapting a home for mobility changes. Bathroom remodeling is central to their portfolio, which aligns with the fact that bathrooms are where many aging-related modifications take place, from accessible shower conversions to toilet height adjustments.

Early ratings suggest a mixed picture. Across nine reviews, Custom Stone Interiors holds a 3.3 out of 5 score. That's a modest sample size, and it doesn't tell a complete story on its own. A rating in that range indicates some customers found the work satisfactory while others had concerns worth reading about directly. Before contacting them, it's worth reviewing those individual comments to understand what specific issues came up - whether they relate to communication, timeline, quality, or something else.

Given that Bakersfield has a high percentage of owner-occupied homes, many local residents are managing aging-related decisions in properties they own and want to modify thoughtfully. Custom Stone Interiors could be a reasonable fit if their bathroom and flooring expertise aligns with your project needs, and if you take time to talk through your aging-in-place goals and expectations upfront. A direct conversation about past work and references would be a sensible next step.