Our Story
A locally owned walk-in tub installer, built from two decades on the response end.
Curtis Yancey spent 22 years as a paramedic with Baltimore City Fire Department before starting this company. In that time, he ran more bathroom-fall calls than he could count — Hampden rowhouses, Highlandtown duplexes, county split-levels out past the Beltway — and it was almost always the same culprit: a tub wall that was never built with anyone's later years in mind. When he retired from EMS, he didn't want to keep responding to the same accident. He got licensed, learned the trade properly, and built a company around exactly two jobs: walk-in tub installation and walk-in shower conversion.
That origin still shapes how every job is handled. We start with a free in-home visit instead of a phone quote, because a bathroom in a century-old Hampden rowhouse needs a different plan than a newer home further out in the county, and there's no way to know that without actually seeing it.
We recommend what fits your bathroom and situation, not the most expensive model we carry.
We live in the community we serve.
This kind of project often follows a difficult transition. We keep the process pressure-free.
A real person will get back to you — usually the same day.