Brickman Home Services.

The service list reads like an aging-in-place shop. Grab bars and handrails go in where people slip or need support, transfer poles help someone get in and out of a bed or chair, and a tub-to-shower conversion takes out the step-over that makes an old bathtub hard to use. Brickman Home Services is a recent business, carrying on from a predecessor, Brickman Medical LLC, that first registered in 2025. The state lists Brandon Wichman as a principal since 2026, and the crew is small, one to three people, with the owner doing the work. That makes it a fit for a homeowner who wants a specific safety change made in a house that is otherwise staying as it is: a parent moving back home, a recovery after surgery, or a bathroom that no longer works for the people using it. It is a residential accessibility and bathroom outfit, so a commercial remodel or new framing and structural work belongs with a different kind of contractor. Repair or replace is a real question in a Spokane bathroom. Many older homes in Spokane, Spokane Valley and Cheney still have their original tubs, and a sound tub can sometimes stay with a grab bar and a handheld shower added. When the step-over itself is the problem, or the tub surround is cracked, stained or soft behind the tile, replacing it with a low-threshold shower usually solves more than patching would. Ask the contractor to check the wall and floor for water damage before deciding, since that often settles the choice.