Level-entry showers
Hobless, walk-in showers with linear drainage – no step to trip on and easy wheeled access.
From a single grab rail or level-entry shower through to a full accessible bathroom renovation across Sydney – built around how the person actually moves through the space.
A safe bathroom shouldn't look like a hospital ward.
We design accessibility into the room – level thresholds, well-placed rails, slip-resistant floors.
Whether it's a few targeted safety changes or a full strip-out and rebuild, we handle the building work and the accessibility detail together.
Hobless, walk-in showers with linear drainage – no step to trip on and easy wheeled access.
Rails set to the OT's recommendation.
Compliant non-slip floor tiles with the falls set correctly to the drain.
Widened doorways and thresholds that a walker or wheelchair can clear.
Easier-to-use toilets, basins and vanities chosen for comfortable height and clearance.
Full waterproofing and building work done to NSW requirements and Australian Standard AS 3740.
Real completed projects across Sydney – photographed on site, not stock imagery.









We work directly with families and alongside the professionals and programs that fund this work.
Ageing-in-place and safety upgrades arranged and paid for directly – no referral needed.
We build to the occupational therapist's scope and provide completion documentation where required.
Delivered as the construction contractor where an appropriate provider or OT has arranged the works.
For self-managed and plan-managed participants where funding allows an unregistered provider.
* Access at Home is not a registered NDIS or Support at Home provider, and never presents as “NDIS approved”. See how we work with funded clients →
We were part of the Westmead and Maitland Hospital construction, installing over 2,000 grab rails, handrails, shower seats and shower systems across the new hospitals –
the same standard of fixing and finish now goes into every bathroom we build.
Both. We do small, targeted changes – a rail, a hand-held shower, a threshold ramp – right through to a complete accessible bathroom strip-out and rebuild.
Yes. We regularly build to an occupational therapist's recommendation, review marked-up plans and photos, and provide completion photos and documentation where they're needed.
A few targeted safety items can often be done in a day or two; a full accessible bathroom renovation typically runs over several weeks depending on scope. We give you a clear timeframe with your quote.
Yes – all wet-area waterproofing and building work is completed to the relevant Australian standards, with documentation provided where the funder or scope requires it.
We're based in Ryde and work within a 30 km radius across Sydney and surrounds.
Send us a few photos and what you'd like done – we'll take it from there.