ADA-compliant Toilets
ADA-compliant Toilets | Plumbing Fixture Replacements | Plumbing | Decherd
Need an ADA-compliant toilet that fits your space and meets every code in Decherd? HEP’s licensed pros handle everything from precise measurements and safe removals to spotless installations, so you can enjoy reliable accessibility without the hassle. We specialize in plumbing fixture replacements that upgrade outdated restrooms with modern, water-saving comfort—perfect for homes, offices, and public facilities alike.
With transparent pricing, quick turnarounds, and a deep inventory of ADA-approved brands, HEP makes it simple to keep your property fully compliant and guest-friendly. Call today, and our Decherd team will roll up with the right parts, the right permits, and the right attitude to get your restroom back in service fast.
FAQs
What features make a toilet ADA-compliant and why are they beneficial?
An ADA-compliant toilet must have a seat height of 17–19 inches from the finished floor, an elongated bowl for easier front transfer, clearance around the fixture for wheelchair approach, and a flush control that can be operated with one hand using less than 5 lbs of force. These design elements reduce the strain on knees and hips, assist users with limited mobility, and ensure your bathroom meets federal accessibility standards—an important factor for both public facilities and aging-in-place homeowners.
Will an ADA-compliant toilet fit in my existing bathroom without major remodeling?
In most Decherd homes and businesses, yes. ADA models use the same 12-inch rough-in as standard toilets and require no additional plumbing lines. The elongated bowl is roughly 2 inches longer, so we recommend checking that there is at least 48 inches of clear space from the rear wall to the opposite wall or fixture. If space is tight, our technicians can suggest compact ADA units specifically designed for smaller footprints.
How long does it take to replace my current toilet with an ADA model, and what does the process involve?
A straightforward replacement typically takes 2–3 hours. Our plumbers will: (1) shut off and drain the old toilet, (2) remove the fixture and inspect the flange, (3) install a new wax ring or rubber seal, (4) set and secure the ADA-compliant toilet, (5) connect the water line and test for leaks, and (6) haul away the old unit for eco-friendly disposal. If flange repairs or floor leveling are needed, the job may extend another hour.
What is the cost range for ADA toilet replacement in the Decherd area?
For most residential customers, turnkey pricing (toilet, materials, labor, disposal, and one-year workmanship warranty) ranges from $700 to $1,200. Commercial installations that require multiple units, reinforced grab bars, or flush-valve models can run $950–$1,800 per fixture. We provide up-front quotes and offer financing options for larger accessibility upgrades.
Do I need a permit or inspection in Decherd for installing an ADA-compliant toilet?
Single-family homes usually do not require a separate permit for a like-for-like toilet replacement. Commercial facilities, multi-family dwellings, or any project involving structural changes must follow Franklin County building codes, which may include a simple plumbing permit and final inspection. Our office handles all paperwork, ensuring your project complies with local and ADA regulations.
Besides toilets, what other plumbing fixtures can you replace to improve accessibility?
We can upgrade faucets to lever-handle or touchless models, install ADA-height vanities, add sensor-operated or wrist-blade handles on commercial sinks, replace tubs with low-threshold showers, and mount grab bars that meet the 250-lb load requirement. Combining these improvements with an ADA-compliant toilet offers a comprehensive solution for safer, more comfortable bathrooms in both residential and commercial settings.