Cloud 9 Tubs, a locally owned bathroom remodeling company serving New Hampshire and Southern Maine, has announced the launch of a free grab bar program aimed at reducing bathroom falls and enhancing everyday safety for homeowners. The program provides complimentary assessment and professional installation of grab bars for qualifying residents, with priority given to older adults and individuals with mobility concerns who wish to remain independent at home.
The initiative seeks to remove a common barrier to safer bathing by covering both the hardware and installation costs for eligible applicants. Homeowners can request more information and begin the enrollment process online or by phone. The program is available exclusively to New Hampshire homeowners, and requests will be managed through the company's local team to minimize wait times and ensure professional workmanship.
Jeff Coleman, founder and owner of Cloud 9 Tubs, said the company's mission informs the new offering. "To improve quality of life through safe, accessible, and aesthetically pleasing bathing solutions," he said, noting that small, low-cost modifications can have an outsized impact on preventing injuries and supporting independent living.
Cloud 9 Tubs will perform on-site consultations to determine the best placement and style of grab bars for each bathroom, then complete installations using corrosion-resistant materials and industry-standard anchoring to ensure reliable support. The company emphasized that the grab bar program complements its broader services, which include walk-in tubs, roll-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, and vinyl plank flooring installations.
The program builds on Cloud 9 Tubs' focus on accessible bathroom solutions, including one-day installations and lifetime-backed products. Founded in 2020 by Coleman, the company specializes in safe, accessible, and stylish bathroom transformations and emphasizes American-made products, lifetime warranty coverage, owner involvement, and designs that help homeowners maintain independence. For more information, visit https://www.cloud9tubs.com.
The launch matters because bathroom falls are a leading cause of injury among older adults, and the cost of grab bars and professional installation can deter homeowners from making safety upgrades. By eliminating that financial obstacle, Cloud 9 Tubs is addressing a critical gap in home safety for a vulnerable population. The program also signals a growing trend among remodeling companies to position accessibility features not as medical equipment but as mainstream home improvements that preserve aesthetics and independence.
For the broader industry, the initiative demonstrates how local businesses can drive demand for aging-in-place solutions while building community trust. If successful, the model could encourage similar programs elsewhere, potentially reducing healthcare costs associated with fall-related injuries and easing pressure on families and caregivers. For New Hampshire homeowners, the immediate impact is access to professional assessments and installations that might otherwise be unaffordable, offering a practical step toward safer daily living.
