Disabled Bathroom Adaptations in Airdrie

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We design and fit bathroom adaptations for disabled and elderly users across Central Scotland — from a single grab rail or raised toilet, to a full wet room. Most jobs we take on are recommended by an occupational therapist and funded, in part or in full, by the local council.

Why Airdrie households choose this

Airdrie is a short run from our Hamilton base and part of our core Lanarkshire patch. The housing here runs from Victorian and inter-war terraces around the town centre and Rawyards out to post-war semis in Petersburn and Whinhall and newer estates towards Caldercruix. The older stock is where most of our work is: a small first-floor bathroom with a high-sided bath, a soil stack on the far wall and a timber floor that needs checking before a level shower tray can be set into it. We survey the floor build-up before quoting rather than assuming it will take a flush tray. Airdrie falls under North Lanarkshire Council if you are pursuing grant funding, and we can quote in the format their team asks for.

Airdrie is a short run from our Hamilton base and inside our core service area.

Funding through North Lanarkshire Council

Grant help is administered under Scotland's Scheme of Assistance. Eligibility, the level of any grant and the process vary by tenure and circumstances — confirm the current rules with the council.

See the full North Lanarkshire funding guide →

What's included

  • Free in-home survey and written quote
  • Quotes in council/OT-spec format on request
  • VAT eligibility checked and any declaration handled
  • One point of contact — we manage the project and coordinate the trades

Frequently asked questions — Airdrie

How much does disabled bathroom adaptations cost in Airdrie?

The cost depends on your existing bathroom, the tray or layout chosen and any tiling work. We'll give you a fixed written price after the free home survey — no surprises later.

Do you cover Airdrie?

Airdrie is a short run from our Hamilton base and inside our core service area. Call 0800 048 5566 and we'll book a free survey at a time that suits you.

Can North Lanarkshire Council fund my installation?

Possibly. North Lanarkshire help with adaptations through the Scheme of Assistance, and support normally follows an assessment of need — usually by an occupational therapist. Eligibility, the level of any grant and the process vary by council and by whether you own or rent, so check the position with them. Where a grant is involved we provide quotes in the format the council asks for, and you can also arrange the work with us privately instead.

Do I need an occupational therapist referral?

No — you can self-fund the work, or use it to top up a council grant if one is awarded. If you do have an OT recommendation we'll quote against it; if you don't, we'll advise based on the home survey.

How much will the council pay?

It varies. Eligibility, the level of grant and the process differ by council and by tenure, and an assessment of need is generally involved. South Lanarkshire Council currently states that eligible disabled adaptations follow an occupational therapy assessment and that mandatory grant is normally 80%, with 100% in some cases; other councils set this out differently, so check your own council's scheme.

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