Pashley Tile

Pashley Tile operates out of Concord, a community where nearly seven in ten homes are owner-occupied and about one in eight residents are 65 or older - a demographic profile where thoughtful bathroom modifications can make a real difference in staying home safely. This tile and bathroom remodeling contractor has built a focused practice around custom tile work, shower waterproofing, and full bathroom renovations, with particular attention to the accessibility upgrades that aging adults and their families need.

Their service range aligns directly with aging-in-place priorities: grab bar installation, non-slip flooring, walk-in shower conversions, walk-in tubs, ADA toilet installation, and other safety-focused modifications. The bathroom is often the room where modifications matter most - where slips happen, where mobility becomes constrained, where proper waterproofing prevents costly damage. Pashley Tile's emphasis on shower waterproofing alongside accessibility work suggests they understand that a modification job done halfway creates new problems. Converting a standard shower to a walk-in design requires both the accessibility thinking and the technical tile and drainage knowledge to avoid water intrusion down the road.

Early ratings suggest strong satisfaction. Across 19 reviews, the contractor holds a 5.0 rating, though this is still a modest sample size. That consistency, if it holds, points to reliable execution - which matters when a bathroom project involves disruption to a primary living space and safety is the goal.

The contractor's location at 2869 Mountcrest Circle NW keeps them rooted in Concord. If you're exploring bathroom modifications - whether it's a walk-in tub, accessible shower, or grab bar work done right - Pashley Tile is worth a conversation about what your space needs.