Service Areas: Check Your Project ZIP.

Use the ZIP checker to see whether the location of your bathroom project appears in the current coverage data. The result is an early location check, not a confirmed appointment or quote.

Have the project ZIP and an outline of the proposed work ready when you call. A provider must confirm participation and evaluate the requested installation.

Enter the ZIP where the work would happen

1. Enter the five-digit ZIP code for the project address.
2. Keep any leading zero.
3. Use the result for that location only; do not substitute a nearby ZIP.

If your ZIP matches

A match means the ZIP appears in the current coverage data. It does not confirm that a contractor is available, that your exact project is accepted, or that an appointment can be scheduled.

Shower replacement, tub-to-shower conversion, walk-in shower, walk-in tub, and broader bathroom remodeling can have different requirements. The project scope must be reviewed separately from the ZIP.

If your ZIP does not match

A no-match result means the ZIP is not in the coverage data used by this checker. It does not make a permanent statement about future service areas.

Check that the project fits

This service is intended for a homeowner who is a decision-maker for a substantial shower or bathtub project. A broader bathroom remodel may fit when the bathing area is a substantial part of the work.

Mobile homes, repair-only requests, billing or customer-service calls, and small standalone fixture installations are outside this path. A ZIP match does not change those limits.

Prepare a scope for your call

Use the project pages to define what should be removed, installed, retained, and excluded. Discuss those items by phone, then ask the contractor to confirm the address, inspect the conditions and set out the agreed work in writing.