Author name: Francheska Arcas

Homeowners rarely want to leave their homes as they age. But preparing a house for the future often forces a conflict: keep a bathroom you like, or remodel it into something that looks medical. Safety does not require clinical plastic or steel rails. Modern walk-in showers for elderly residents have shifted toward “invisible accessibility,” meaning

In Southern Nevada, keeping a bathroom clean is a battle against geography. You can spend hours scrubbing scale from your shower glass and tile, only to see the white mineral haze return a few days later. This isn’t a failure of your cleaning products. It is a direct result of the local water supply. Las

January 2026 marks National Bath Safety Month, an important observance that highlights a hidden crisis in many American homes. While we often consider slips on icy driveways and sidewalks during the winter months, statistics show that the most dangerous place for older adults is inside their own homes. According to recent data, roughly 80% of

Tile showers can look great when they are new, but the maintenance load increases quickly. Grout lines start to discolor, moisture settles in the joints, and the walls demand more scrubbing than most homeowners want to deal with. It makes sense that many people eventually look at their tile and consider switching to a surround