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Vital Ease — home modification and maintenance solutions

A bidet that helps youmanage on your own.

We fit your bidet, with the power point, the water connection, and the safety valve the plumbing rules require. Done by licensed electricians and plumbers.

A white electric bidet seat on a toilet in a grey tiled bathroom, with a grab rail and a power point nearby

Staying independentin the bathroom.

Needing help on the toilet is one of the hardest changes to accept. It can change how you feel, and how you relate to your family.

A bidet washes and dries you at the press of a button. For many people, it means managing on their own again. That is why occupational therapists often recommend one.

Fitting one takes more than people expect. It needs power, a water connection, and a safety valve to protect your drinking water. We look after all of it.

Ask us what your bathroom needs

Close view of the side control panel of a white bidet seat, with plain unlabelled buttons

The safety valve,in plain words.

Plumbing rules say a bidet must have a valve that stops water flowing back from the toilet into your drinking water. In Victoria, that is usually a special valve called an RPZ valve. Our licensed plumber checks exactly what your home needs.

We fit the valve, test it, and show you what it does. The questions below cover the yearly test and the odd drip.

Close-up of a chrome stop tap, a braided hose, and a brass valve feeding water to a bidet seat

How itworks.

  1. A clear, fixed quote

    Send photos of the toilet, the room, and the nearest power point, and your occupational therapist’s report.

  2. Electrician and plumber visit

    The electrician fits the power point. The plumber connects the water, fits the bidet, and fits the safety valve.

  3. We test it and explain it

    We test the valve and explain the yearly check. All work is backed by the relevant warranties.

Who wehelp.

  • Older people

    Keep this private part of life private, and manage on your own.

  • People with limited reach or grip

    A bidet does the part that has become hard or unsafe.

  • Anyone who doesn’t want a renovation

    It fits the toilet you already have, and the room is usable the same day.

  • Families and carers

    Less help needed with the most personal task of the day.

Vital Ease at a glance

Projects completed
2,000+

Projects completed

Agreements with Home Care Package and NDIS providers
250+

Agreements with Home Care Package and NDIS providers

Valued customers
1,000+

Valued customers

  • NDIS — National Disability Insurance Scheme registered provider
  • State-wide Equipment Program approved supplier
  • Home Care Packages approved provider

More forthe toilet.

  • Grab rails

    A strong rail beside the toilet to help you sit down and stand up.

  • Assistive technology

    Other devices that help you live safely and on your own.

Not sure what you need? Call us for a free phone consultation, and we’ll talk you through the options. No obligation.

Questions

What people ask aboutbidets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you supply the bidets?
No. You or your occupational therapist choose and buy the bidet, and we fit it. We are happy to tell you what to look for first. Is it certified for Australian plumbing, and does it fit your toilet? Both change what the fitting involves.
What is involved in a bidet installation?
Usually two trades on the same visit. An electrician fits a power point near the toilet, and a plumber connects the water and fits the bidet. The plumber also fits the safety valve the rules require, which then needs testing once a year.
My RPZ valve is dripping — is something wrong?
Almost certainly not. The valve is designed to let out a little water when it senses a problem in the supply. An occasional drip means it is working. A constant, heavy flow is different, so call us if you see that.
What ongoing maintenance does a bidet need?
Look after the bidet itself as its maker says. The safety valve must be tested once a year by a licensed plumber, and the results sent to the water authority. Plan for that cost before you buy. Our plumber can do the test for you.
Can I have a bidet fitted if I rent?
Only with the owner’s written permission. The bidet, the water pipe, and the power point are all fixed in, so it is a change to the building. We can explain the work simply, so you can ask your agent.

Can’t see your question? Call us on +61 3 8658 1358 — we’re happy to talk it through.

Let us make your homework for you.

Ready to start your modification journey? Contact our team.

Ready to make your home safer and more accessible? Our team is here to help from your first consultation through to the final handover. Let’s talk about what’s possible for your home.

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Melbourne & Sydney

Before you go

Still working outwhat your home needs?

A five-minute call is usually enough to tell you what is possible and roughly what it costs — no obligation, no pressure.