Ada/mobility modifications for existing properties
Making a home compliant with Ada/mobility
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Design
Making residential homes Ada/mobility
What we do
We are able to modify an existing space to your needs
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Added value for your dollars spent in remodeling with ADA as a focus in the design.
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Great ideas that mesh with your needs for practical accessablity.
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Communication is key, we stay in constant contact to assure that your needs are met.
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We make sure that what we do for you regarding ADA, is up to code and safe and secure.
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We can bring to you a host of resources, so you don’t have to travel or inconvenience yourselves.
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We always consider you and your environment and how it may impact your project and choice of materials.
Modification
MAKING RESIDENTIAL HOMES ADA/MOBILITY
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CONSTRUCTION
REMODELING AND BUILDING
Ada/mobility solutions
TAILORED ACCESSIBILITY SOLUTIONS
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Wide halls and doorways
Walkers and wheelchairs require a lot of space, so it’s usually best to make halls and doorways a bit wider. Since accessible doorframes require at least 32 inches of space, many builders choose to install French doors throughout accessible homes.
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Accessible bathrooms AND KITCHENS
Whether it includes a roll-in shower or an oversized tub with rails, it’s important for bathrooms to have features that address special needs. At the same time, consider using smaller floor tiles with more grout to reduce the risk of slips and falls. Countertops should also be properly set to allow wheelchairs to roll beneath them, so a disabled homeowner can easily use the sink.
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Rails and ramps
Disabled homeowners struggle with elevation changes. Even a single step can be a serious impediment for someone in a wheelchair or an older person with a hip replacement. Ramps are a basic requirement for wheelchair-bound residents. Rails can be a godsend for older homeowners and anyone else who struggles with balance and mobility.
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Exterior
spaces
Since wheelchairs can’t power through mud, builders should install wide, hard paths to and from key outdoor areas, including tool sheds, gardens and patios.
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Larger
driveways
Whether it includes a roll-in shower or an oversized tub with rails, it’s important for bathrooms to have features that address special needs. At the same time, consider using smaller floor tiles with more grout to reduce the risk of slips and falls. Countertops should also be properly set to allow wheelchairs to roll beneath them, so a disabled homeowner can easily use the sink.
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Sufficient maneuvering space
In addition to wider halls and doorways, and plenty of maneuvering space in key areas of the home. Wheelchair-bound homeowners shouldn’t have to worry about banging their knees of shoes against walls or door jambs whenever they need to turn around.
Ideas
Practical applications
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