For referring professionals

Bathroom renovations for your clients

Refer a client for a bathroom or accessible bathroom renovation in Winnipeg. Everden works with care professionals, property professionals and trades to turn recommendations, site conditions and homeowner priorities into a clear written renovation scope.

Written workmanship warranty

On every renovation we complete

Who we work with

A renovation partner for the professionals supporting the homeowner

Whether you are recommending an accessibility change, preparing a property, or handing off a bathroom scope outside your trade, Everden provides one accountable renovation contact.

Health & mobility

Occupational therapists, physiotherapists, home-care teams and mobility professionals referring clients whose bathroom needs to better support access, transfers or daily routines.

Property & trades

Realtors, home inspectors, property managers, plumbers, electricians and flooring installers who need one renovation contractor to take ownership of the bathroom scope.

Care & community

Home-care agencies, senior move managers, retirement residences, mobility suppliers and community organizations supporting people who want to remain at home.

How we work with you

What happens after you refer a client

Your referral reflects on you. We keep the handoff clear, document the scope and give the homeowner one accountable contact from first conversation through final walkthrough.

Scope built around the referral. We review the relevant recommendation, the existing bathroom and site conditions, then confirm what the renovation needs to accomplish before the scope is finalized.

Clear next-step timing. We respond within one business day and, after the site visit and scope review, confirm what is needed before the written quote can be completed.

Written project documentation. Quotes and invoices identify Everden, the project and the proposed or completed work. The program administrator or CRA determines funding or tax eligibility.

One point of contact. The homeowner has one Everden contact from the first conversation through the final walkthrough, so you are not left chasing project updates.

$2M liability coverage · Licensed trades for regulated work · Written workmanship warranty

Funding and documentation

Programs and records your client may ask about

Some accessible bathroom work may qualify for provincial funding or federal tax relief. Eligibility is decided by the program administrator or CRA, not Everden. We provide clear project documents so the homeowner has the records related to our work.

Provincial grant

Safe and Healthy Home for Seniors

Up to $5,000 in Winnipeg

Eligible permanent Manitoba residents age 65+ with combined net household income under $60,000 and a qualifying ongoing or recurring condition or limitation may apply for basic and essential accessibility solutions. March of Dimes Canada administers the Manitoba program.

Referral note: current application guidance lists proof of income, an occupational therapist letter or Verification of Condition/Limitation form, price quotes, proof of home ownership for remodel projects and the completed application.

Review the program requirements →

Federal tax credit

Home Accessibility Tax Credit

Up to $20,000 in eligible expenses

The Home Accessibility Tax Credit is a non-refundable federal tax credit based on the lowest personal income tax rate on up to $20,000 of eligible home accessibility expenses. Qualifying individuals include seniors age 65+ and people eligible for the Disability Tax Credit. CRA determines eligibility.

Referral note: the homeowner should confirm the current CRA rules before relying on a tax saving and keep agreements, invoices, receipts and proof of payment for eligible expenses.

Read the CRA rules →

What Everden provides

Written scope and supporting project records

Every job

The homeowner receives an itemized written quote before work begins and an invoice after completion showing Everden business details and the renovation scope. We document approved changes in writing.

Where relevant to the renovation scope, we can work from occupational therapist, physiotherapist or care-team recommendations without asking you to send full medical records.

Send a professional referral →

See full funding details on our accessible bathrooms page →

Program rules, amounts and eligibility can change. Confirm current requirements with March of Dimes Canada and the Canada Revenue Agency before relying on funding or a tax credit.

Making a referral

With your client’s permission, send your contact information, their preferred contact method and a short description of the renovation need. Please do not upload or email full medical records. We will confirm any project-specific documents needed after initial contact.