Ok...first bathrooms are expensive! I had bids between 18,000 and 30,000.... Normally you can find someone lower then the highest. But, I found the low bids are almost like the fit tub commercials....they have a general look and it's kinda one style for all. So, money....you will have to pay to get a great bathroom....and folks if your going to do a project like this...it's because you want to enjoy your house. If your moving or selling your not enjoying the remodel your about to do...sell as is.....it's not worth just to put in a new bathroom and sell the next day. I encourage all, if you like your home and you have things you want changed....DO IT! Do not sit in your home 15 years and fix it up to sell.....fix it up to enjoy it now! Truly selling in Colorado, unless your moving down south....selling in Colorado is silly....unless your truly downsizing! If you enjoy your home except certain things....get it upgraded and enjoy your home...then when you go to sell, if you ever do you will not feel like a fool having to put out 50,000 just to sell.....so enjoy your home, slowly improve your home and enjoy it......then when you sell....you will feel good about it. These folks worked with us....did the job assignment....completed without me having to get involved.....that's how you want a job to go. read more

Great Lift! Thomas was great getting our curved staircase measurements! Andy was outstanding working with us to get a couple of the installation issues fixed! And it was obvious that the owner(s) of Lifeway stood by their work! Happy to have delt with them and happy that we have a great Bruno stairlift! read more

Lifeway Mobility - Bruno Stairlift - Mobility Equipment Sales & Services Near Me - Englewood, Colorado

We moved into a home with a stairlift & had a tech come to uninstall it. They were knowledgeable & professional & did a great job.

Steve and Jamie were great. Came out quick and did the work fast. Helped us deal with the changing situation and really appreciated it.

Accessible Systems arrived on time. The installer was courteous, performed a professional installation and answered all of our questions about the Braun stairlift during our initial trial. I would not hesitate to use Accessible Systems in the future. read more

This is the second time I have used this company; Every employee from the beginning of my request until the end has been kind, considerate - they listen, they are extremely helpful...especially when you know you need something, but you're not sure what or how to make it "right". Their craftmanship is beautiful, and custom for you & your liking. They've always had good communication and have always been on time. We love that! I love this company. God willing, I won't need any more assistance, but if I do - they will be the first and only place I call. If there is anything you think can make your life easier - ask them if they can figure it out for you First, before you go somewhere else or hire a contractor -really. I never knew there were so many options that could help. I highly recommend them! read more

RD and Steve did a great job of installing and explaining the stairlift system.

Accessible Systems did an unbelievable job on our bathroom. I have MS and trying to navigate a bathroom/shower is often a challenge. Accessible Systems created an incredible solution for us and I can't recommend them highly enough. They truly went above and beyond for us after some initial miscommunication. They really did right by us and we are so grateful for them and their understanding. Their attention to detail, customer service and workmanship is beyond outstanding. Thank you all for everything; we couldn't be happier. Chris & Deidre read more

We hired Accessible Systems to renovate a shower, not the whole bathroom, just a 18 sq ft shower. After waiting months after signing the contract without any contact from Accessible Systems, I contacted them to find out the status on our job. I was told that they would get started on a Monday in two weeks. Great. The Friday before the scheduled Monday start date, they contacted us to say that they were going to slip the start date by a week. Mind you we had already made work schedule arrangements so that we could be at the house on the Monday. So we had to re-arrange our schedule. Fast forward to the first week of the work. I noticed that the person working our project wasn't working full days. (FYI, when we signed the contract, they told us that it was a 5 day job, but the contract allowed for 2 weeks just in case of unforeseen issues.) When I asked him about it, he said that he couldn't always work a full day because he had to let things dry. After a two weeks, the shower still wasn't complete. The project manager inspected the work and determined that several the tiles had been chipped or damaged and would need to be replaced. I called the project manager on that Friday and was assured that they would finish the job by the following Wednesday, worse case. On that Saturday, the worker showed up, dropped off the shower doors, and informed me that he wouldn't be able to finish the job and told me the project manager would assign someone new to finish the job. I call the project manager and he was taken by surprise. Apparently the worker had just quit the company and his boss didn't even know it. The project manager contacted me a day later and said that a new worker would finish the job and begin work next Tuesday. Mind you, this is 3 weeks from the start of the work. Come Wednesday, they still weren't done and we had to go out of town. After we returned, they came to install the hardware and the shower doors. Then we find that they didn't have the right parts for the doors. Another week goes by before the finally finish the job. To make matters worse, the quality of the tile work is mediocre at best and definitely not of the same quality of our other showers. Bottom line, don't hire these guys. They are nice enough but their project management is not good and the quality of the work is below average. Beware. read more

It took some time to find someone who could install grab bars. Highly recommend Accessible Systems. Excellent job and and the cost was reasonable. read more

I've have a ceiling lift and it has worked great. It has needed repairs over the years and Nathan is always fabulous with making sure we get what we need. Thank you for your service to our family and community. read more

I'm appalled at how we have been treated. I was lied to about a 6" curb protecting my daughter from driving off the side of her ramp in a power chair. They forgot to build it and then said they don't because they fail after a few years. They didn't calculate the rise for our ramp and made it too short. Now they want me to request more money from my daughters waiver to cover their mistakes. I've had their field supervisor Gary out to pretty much call me a liar and want to see my daughter actually use it. She has spastic quad CP and is learning to use her new gait trainer. Why should I force her to use an incline at 2/12 just because your contractor Matt refused to check The sales guys math. Never use this company unless you love being ignored and blown off because of their company's issues!!! read more

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This company sucks! The sales guy they send out James came twice to my house both times forgets samples no drawings of how their going to remodel my bathroom very few pictures, this guy was beyond useless just looking to make a sale 25,642$ Then second visit tells me oh we don't supply toilets or door knobs or cabinet handles or lighting after the 2nd visit still came 0 prepared don't use this company terrible customer service and Vanessa in the office terrible phone manners and talked like she could careless Stay away from this crappy company!!! read more

Very responsive and knowledgeable! They have helped so many of our families and patients live independently at home.

I would give them more than five stars, if I could. They stayed open late on a Saturday to accommodate my mother's urgent need for a hospital bed at home. They were beyond helpful from the moment we called until installation was finished. Not only that - the owner and another employee personally came to my parents' house and installed the bed themselves, since it was late on a Saturday. I would recommend Accessible Systems to anyone who needs medical equipment or renovations, without any hesitation. My family and I will be returning to them soon for some future needs for my mother (a wheelchair, etc.) and will highly recommend them to our friends! read more

Martin was awesome! Friendly, courteous, listened to my concerns and did beautiful work

I was in a bind and needed a ramp. I'm a double amputee. The sales staff was more than willing to take my money for the sale. I no longer need it and wanted them to buy it back. I realize they are not obligated to repurchase this ramp and I realize the ramp is year and six months old and it has very little wear, but what happened to customer service. They can resale it at the same price they sold it to me. I really should have looked into their return or repurchase policy. Too Late and like most of your customers I'm not happy. Tom S. read more

The Denver office of Accessible Systems is the WORST. They stood me up repeatedly, once because the installer needed a nap. They lied when confronted about problems with the installation, broke my hose bib and killed my lawn with their chemicals. Never use these horrible people. I had extensive Bathroom remodels and was told the Master bath would be out of commission for only 1 week. Four weeks later, it still wasn't near finished and had to be redone. read more

We are very satisfied with the finished product. My only complaint is that about 2 inches of sawdust plus left around the ramp. I did not notice it until after the workmen left. My expectation was that it would be cleaned up. But most importantly, the ramp is amazing. We are more than pleased and will certainly use accessible systems in the future if the need should arise. read more

My elderly parents got a chair lift installed in there house and there were some outstanding problems. My mom held back $400 out of $2900. They got assistance of $2500 - Andy said he would not fix the problems till he was paid in full. Instead of focusing on the repairs and making my mom happy Andy threatened my mom with a lien on the house several times. Andy was nasty, rude, abusive and aggressive with my mom. Shame on him - I dislike people that take advantage of the elderly. Finally Andy send a repairman which demanded payment prior to performing the repairs. The repairs were performed and he got paid. I do not recommend this company, they are money hungry and because of the aforementioned issues. read more

Would love to get a private pay quote, but they seem to really push jumping through the hoops to get Medicaid to pay! Have used them for years and also sent a ton of families there way. Never have I been treated like my money wasn't good enough until now! read more

Had them come out to quote a simple bathroom (nothing custom, no moving of pluming, no special tile patterns, just simple upgrade of items). First off, they wouldn't even send me the quote or go over it on the phone with me. They wanted me to drive all the way to Englewood (an hour away) to review which I never went because that just cocky of them to think I'm driving an hour there and an hour back. They wanted to make everything custom after I told them I wanted cookie cutter stuff like at home depot. Then they kept trying to push their left over floor products onto me saying they would give me a good deal. Obviously, I didn't choose them because if they are this difficult to deal with on just getting a quote then they would be worse during the remodel. read more

We were referred to Accessible systems via the Atlantis Community; we have an old house which had a stall shower, & our oldest son has many disabilities (epilepsy, autism, motor disorders, etc.) so we really needed to upgrade the shower situation so that we could better assist him in bathing. Having a bath with some grab bars was absolutely necessary so that he could sit down, and so that we could have full access to him. When the bids came in: I was excited to work with Marty and Accessible Systems, as he had some of the better/more creative ideas of the bidders, & he had a great attitude about things like moving plumbing & general layout; the other contractors we're all groans and moans when things like moving the fixtures and adding a closet came-up, but Marty was really positive and receptive. Unfortunately, we did not get to work with Marty, as he had some previous engagements; instead Marvin was assigned to our job. Working with Marvin was not a positive experience; at every turn we were encouraged to cut corners and make concessions for no other reason than it would be easier for him and/or his crew. I had been thinking about the plan for the bathroom for 3 years, so I knew what we needed & where things needed to go, but my plan was constantly questioned by Marvin. At some point he even questioned whether or not we "deserved" a new bathroom -- & the overall accessibility of the design -- because our son was not in a wheelchair, & despite his many physical and cognitive disabilities; I would think that someone who worked for a company like this would understand that disability comes in many forms and manifests in myriad ways. The contractors were supposed to level the bathroom floor (as detailed in the contract) after they gutted the bathroom, but they did not; the floor & the tub are not level, but (fortunately) passed inspection & the tub (mostly) drains properly. Their tile installer chipped the brand-new bath tub, & Accessible's initial solution to this problem was to buy a cheap, bright-white epoxy & fill-in the chip; this not only looked terrible, but the epoxy fell off within a few days. They then hired a "professional" to resurface that area of the tub, but -- at a little over a year later -- the repair job has not stood the test of time; the guy doing the resurfacing did not prep the area with sanding or anything, & just airbrushed over some epoxy. (At least he got the color right.) Another issue we had was with the sink plumbing; we had purchased a compact sink cabinet to save space in the bathroom, & the plumbing needed to be mindfully-installed. The electrician they hired (who is also a general contractor) advised the crew on how to install the plumbing, as he had worked with this type of cabinet before (it also came with instructions) but Marvin immediately threw all of the instructions -- & half the PVC pipe included with the cabinet -- into the garbage; I found it all in the trash after the job was finished. Marvin somehow managed to fill the entire cabinet with drain pipe, precluding any storage functionality. We had to have another person from Accessible (Andy, who was very friendly) completely tear-out Marvin's plumbing job & do it again so that we could use the cabinet as intended. All this could have been avoided if they had listened to the electrician, read the included instructions, or used the included parts. It's been just over a year & the "stainless steel" grab bar which they installed is rusting from the inside; the tile wall underneath it & the tub are taking-on some rust stains. I discovered that cheap steel screws were used to install the grab bar, & am concerned that its structural integrity is not what it should be. We're also having a lot of grout wash-out from the area where the tub meets the tile, which is something that would not be happening if Accessible had agreed to use the polymer grout I purchased myself for the job; they talked me out of that as well because it was too "labor intensive." Now I have to hire someone to come & fix the grab bar, repair the grout washing-out so we don't get water between the tub & the wall, & the tub chip, because we're (barely) past Accessible's warranty period. Having to do these kinds of repairs only a year after the job smacks of negligent workmanship. Despite all of this: we definitely had some good experiences with Accessible Systems; the majority of their crew were very respectful, attentive, & hard-working, but the guy in-charge really soured the whole experience. We also really enjoyed the plumber they hired, who was one of the most positive & easy-to-deal-with people on the entire job; I wish I could remember the name of that company so that we could work with them again if needed. I called Accessible a week ago to talk about the issues we're having -- despite being outside the warranty period -- even if only to receive some advice/guidance/referrals, yet have had no response. read more

One of the worst experiences of my life. They were 6 weeks behind schedule. They would not return phone calls. They would show up late. They made us wait and were late for their appointments. One of the owners would not return phone calls. Support staff was short and rude, every time we called. They promised they would complete the job in a timely manner. My loved one DIED, waiting for them to start the bathroom. He never got to take the shower they sold/promised him. They did not slope the shower stall correctly and when we take a shower, the bathroom has 1/2" of water on the floor - every time we shower. They told us they were done with the contract, but, WE had a BIG problem now. We went downstairs and water was pouring into the basement from leaking pipes. We had to hire a professional plumber to fix the leaks; which cost us thousands of dollars. IF YOU USE THIS COMPANY, YOU WILL BE EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED. BAD. BAD. BAD. BAD. BAD. FROM START TO FINISH. read more

In December of 2015, I was in the market for a mobility scooter. We stopped in there, because they were local to us. They allowed me, as well as my husband, to try 2 different scooters. We chose the 4 wheel scooter, because of the stability. By the time we left, the 'driving out the door' cost was over $1800.00. With a 3 year warranty for the entire scooter, is what we were told. Less than 5 months later, the batteries went out. The extra strong batteries we paid for left me sitting at the zoo. My husband is in a wheelchair & getting from the back of the zoo to the front was difficult. We went back to Accessible Systems & they replaced the batteries, but I had to go back to pick the battery pack up. Less than a month later, we were at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo when the batteries, plus a fuse went out. The trolley they have there took us to the front gate so we wouldn't have to walk. We went back to Accessible only to be told the warranty on the batteries was only 6 months. We pointed out when we bought it we were told it was 3 years, front to back. We were misinformed, they advised us. Fine. We have gotten replacement batteries at the local Batteries+. Yesterday, I had to call them as I had a tire melt. Not their fault, but as the local dealer, we thought they would have stock. I was told I would be called back by one of the service techs who would give me prices & a time frame. We are leaving this Friday for our 37th anniversary & my scooter will be going with us. I got the call 2 hours later, being told the wheels were $99.99 each, plus rush shipping & would be at least 2 days before they got them in. I told him my husband had a call into someone else & if I needed them, I would call back. Yesterday we placed an order with Monster Scooter Parts for 2 rear wheels for my scooter with overnight shipping & paid significantly less than the cost of the 2 wheels alone from Accessible. I now have the wheels I need with plenty of time to get them put on before we leave. I will not be going back to Accessible Systems. My husband wants a scooter for himself, but that will be bought somewhere else. read more

I have refereed a few of my clients to Accessible systems. They do great work and have the latest and coolest equipment.

GREAT JOB, Mike did an outstanding Rail, exactly what I was looking for, like he can read my mind....... THANK YOU, thank you all for the great service and quick turnaround on the Ramp.. read more

Accessible Systems Inc has been absolutely fantastic to work with. They were able to work with out insurance and get a ceiling lift put in for our son that goes from his bedroom to the bathroom and the living room. They were professional and accommodating to both our home and our schedule while instilling the lift. The lift will help keep my back healthy and strong as our son continues to grow and gain weight. I couldn't be more impressed or thankful to have worked with such a great company. read more

The folks at Accessible Systems really care about their customers. My 81 year old mother loves her new walk in handicap accessible shower converted in the same space from a bathtub. read more

Was very prompt for appointment. I have special needs due to strokes, so installer let me put the bathtub bar in my hand and then act as if I was getting into the tub so the bar would be in the best place for me, before securing to the wall. I was impressed that he let me do this.He cleaned up after himself, was very polite, and this is a company that I would certainly use again. read more

Did a bathroom remodel to create handicap accessible show for elderly parent. Great communication. Completed project on time!

I had a stairlift installed by Accessible System a couple of years ago. The service was great. Since then I have had it checked out by them once a year and recently had the chair removed so there would be room to have new appliances taken down the stairs to basement. The next day, they came back and put chair back on. All of this done by John with calm efficiency. Both the company and John have been a pleasure to do business with. I highly recommend them. read more

Accessible Systems, pure nightmare to work with. To start with, David the bathroom 'expert' couldn't grasp the concept of a walk-in bathtub. The project was started late, apparently because the job before mine was behind schedule. My project also went much longer than promised. As the project progressed, it was discovered that the cabinet was not ordered and it would be a 2-3 week delay to get the proper cabinet. I could go with a different cabinet and not have the delay so I was forced to change what I wanted in order to keep the project, which was already behind schedule moving. Other items that were discussed with the sales rep prior to the job starting also did not get passed along so there were many questions and decisions about what items had to be bought at the time of installation rather than having them picked out ahead of time, or they simply installed the wrong item. The line given was that the project wouldn't start until all the necessary items were received thereby preventing any delays once the project started, pure BS. All this means is that the hours spent with the sales rep ahead of time was simply wasted time. So, while I have a usable bathroom, it is not what I ordered. The headache of dealing with Accessible Systems to fix it is too great. A terrible experience, I would not want to go through again and definitely would not want my friends to go through so I won't be recommending Accessible Systems to anyone. read more

We had a bathroom converted to an accessible shower area; we appreciated the guidance the staff provided - they were extremely helpful and informative. The workmanship is just beautiful - truly beyond words. Communication was pretty good; staff were approachable via cell phones and email which was great. I would highly recommend Accessible Systems. read more

We were in a pinch. Broken caster on a hospital bed. They are close so we stopped by. They sold me one used caster for $25.00. Not even the same brand that I needed. Never offered to see if one could be ordered for what product line I was looking for. I need more products but I will not be shopping here. read more

They helped make thing easier around the home for sure. Were a bit tardy in finishing up, saying they were having trouble with the suppliers. I did get the value for what I paid. read more

They did a very nice job on the basement remodel. We are very pleased.