

If you’re tired of constantly stepping over the high walls of a bathtub and hoping you don’t slip, a shower replacement is just what you need—and we’ll make sure your new shower is a stunner.
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Showers are great, but maybe not for you. Replacing yours with a new bathtub can help you get the relaxing soaks you want, or add the functionality your lifestyle demands.

People living with limited mobility may not feel safe using a conventional bathtub. This is where walk-in tubs, featuring easy-to-open doors and comfortable seating, are perfect.

Even a low shower threshold can present a trip-and-fall risk for people with limited mobility. Try a walk-in shower with virtually no barrier, letting you enter and exit more safely.



Planning a bathroom remodel often comes with questions about cost, timelines, available services, and how much of the space you actually need to renovate. Beartooth Bathrooms offers both full and partial bathroom remodeling solutions, making it possible to customize your project per your preferences, budget, and needs.
Here are some questions we are often asked:
Beartooth Bathrooms offers comprehensive remodeling services that can be tailored to projects of different sizes. Depending on your goals, your bathroom remodel may include:
Whether you are interested in changing one feature or creating an entirely new bathroom, our team can help develop a remodeling plan suited to your space.
Yes. Beartooth Bathrooms provides aging-in-place bathroom remodeling for homeowners who want a safer and more accessible space. We can incorporate solutions such as walk-in tubs, walk-in showers, ADA-recommended safety features, and helpful layout changes. During your design consultation, we will discuss your mobility and accessibility needs so your updated bathroom can provide greater comfort and confidence during everyday use.
Yes. Beartooth Bathrooms serves homeowners in both Billings and Missoula, as well as other communities throughout central, southern, and western Montana.
Before remodeling your bathroom, think about what you want the finished space to accomplish. Consider which existing features are difficult to use, outdated, damaged, or no longer suited to your lifestyle. You should also think about storage, maintenance, accessibility, design preferences, and whether your needs may change in the years ahead.
Please provide us with details about your upcoming project so we can give you an estimate.