Testimonials
The following are some of the positive things that our customers had to say about us.
Our goal is to provide sincere and helpful customer service, and provide industry leading products. It makes us happy to hear that we are accomplishing those goals.
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Thank you so much. My customer is highly pleased with their new shower for their 83 year old mother. She can “now get into the shower without any trouble.” The shower stall was very easy to install, and very sturdy. I will use Freedom Showers again for my next job.
Reginald Finley
Lawrenceville, GA
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Thank you for our wonderful new shower!
My husband started to have mobility issues. I knew I had to find some kind of shower that he didn't have to step over & into.
Freedom Showers more than met his needs! He worried about the looks of it and whether it would blend in nicely. He didn't want it to look like it belonged in a hospital.
I showed him your very nice website and the showers you offered, was he taken to them!
Oh! I wanted to also mention you offer the ONLY sizes that fit perfectly into the space where our old tub was. We have a manufactured home and all the conventional sizes of everything we need to replace anything don't fit. We are so proud of our Freedom Shower we even show it off to all who come to our home.
Thank you Freedom Showers
Dawn Libby - Calais
Maine
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Our freedom shower base is wonderful. The people at Accessibility Professionals were wonderful to work with. In the beginning the agent helped me correct my order and get the best possible price. When they handicap bars were missing from the original delivery, the company made sure they were delivered very quickly so that our installer got the project completed as scheduled. And now we have safe shower!
Lea M.
Charleston, SC
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Brilliant! While it is best for things to go well in the first place, sometimes you learn more about the character of people and companies in how they respond when things do not go as planned. I cannot express how relieved I am that this will be resolved. My wife has a form of Parkinson's that includes dementia. This shower is an important element in my ability to keep the promise I made to keep her home as long as possible. The thing about this illness that scares her the most is being put into a facility away from home and family. Having an accessible shower means that I can have people to come in rather than sending her away. That means absolutely everything.
Paul M - Salem
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