Voorheesville and the surrounding Town of New Scotland have a mix of village homes, farmhouses and 1970s-to-1990s subdivisions, and many of them share a bathroom that was never designed for aging in place. A walk-in shower is the most common request Moore Done Right hears from Voorheesville, NY homeowners, and this guide explains how the room is measured and planned before any proposal.
Entry height is the first decision
A low-threshold base lowers the step-in and keeps water contained with standard glass. A true curbless entry needs the floor structure and drain location to cooperate, so curbless feasibility is checked in your room rather than promised in advance. Both options are planned together with door clearance so the bathroom door, vanity and toilet still work with the new opening.
Seating, grab bars and controls
A fold-down or built-in seat, grab bars and a handheld shower make the space usable for everyone in the household. Controls are located for the person who will use the shower most, and storage such as corner shelves or a niche is placed where it can be reached from the seat. The aging-in-place remodeling guide covers these choices in more depth, and the documented Selkirk project shows them installed.
Acrylic or tile
Custom acrylic wall systems offer color and pattern choices, less grout to maintain, and qualifying projects may be completed in one day. Custom tile showers suit homeowners who want niches and a more individual layout, with a complete waterproofing system and a longer schedule. Moore Done Right is an independent Bath Concepts dealer; availability and written warranty coverage are confirmed for the actual selections. See the acrylic vs. tile comparison.
What the written scope covers
Crews protect the work path, remove the wet-area materials included in your scope and inspect the exposed framing, plumbing and subfloor. New systems are rebuilt from the studs out, never installed over the old shower. The proposal lists the selected system, fixtures, installation work and true exclusions, and work outside the scope is discussed before you approve any additional charge. Qualifying acrylic tub or shower wet-area projects start at $8,500. Final pricing follows in-home measurement, product selections and a written scope. Custom tile and full-room remodeling are priced separately. The cost-planning guide explains what is included.
What a Voorheesville homeowner said
A second-bathroom shower remodel in Voorheesville, completed in 2026. Reviews are quoted from Moore Done Right’s public Google Business Profile; read all reviews.
“Scott and his team showed up to my house in Voorheesville on time and knocked out my 2nd bath shower remodel. NO issues or random upcharges. They were clean and professional. It looks and functions perfect. I WILL be using them again for the next project.”
Alex R, Voorheesville — Google review, September 2026
Where Moore Done Right works
Moore Done Right is based in Ravena and schedules in-home consultations across Albany County and the Capital Region. Town pages explain how the same shower replacement, tub-to-shower conversion and custom tile options apply locally:
- Albany, NY
- Colonie, NY
- Latham, NY
- Loudonville, NY
- Guilderland, NY
- Delmar, NY
- Bethlehem, NY
- Glenmont, NY
- Selkirk, NY
Frequently asked questions
Does Moore Done Right serve Voorheesville and New Scotland?
Yes. Moore Done Right is based in Ravena and schedules in-home consultations in Voorheesville, the Town of New Scotland and neighboring Guilderland, Delmar and Bethlehem.
What does a walk-in shower cost in Voorheesville?
Qualifying acrylic tub or shower wet-area projects start at $8,500. Final pricing follows in-home measurement, product selections and a written scope. Custom tile and full-room remodeling are priced separately.
Can a walk-in shower be curbless?
Curbless feasibility depends on the floor structure and drain location, so it is checked in your room during the consultation. A low-threshold base is the common alternative when a true curbless entry is not practical.
Which accessibility features are available?
Low-threshold or curbless entry, fold-down or built-in seating, grab bars, handheld showers and controls placed for the person using the shower. Features are planned around daily routine, not added as an afterthought.
How long does a walk-in shower installation take?
Some qualifying acrylic shower wet-area installations can be completed in one day once measurements, selections and any removal or plumbing repairs are reviewed. Custom tile walk-in showers take longer.
Ready to plan your project? Request an in-home consultation or call 518-210-4372. Pricing follows measurement, selections and a written scope; see the cost-planning guide for what is included.
