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Wheelchair Accessible Home Renos That Can Make Your Life Easier
If you or a loved one must use a wheelchair, moving about the house will no longer be the same. That doesn’t mean living
August 18, 2021
If you or a loved one must use a wheelchair, moving about the house will no longer be the same. That doesn’t mean living
When it comes to making a home more accessible, not all needs are alike. People require different accessibility upgrades depending on the type and severity
Making a bathroom more accessible can be one of the smartest home modifications. While it’s an ideal renovation project for those experiencing mobility issues and
When performing accessibility renovations on a kitchen, we always consider the design and size of the storage cabinets to make them useful for everyone.
A necessary part of accessible bathroom renovations is creating a shower or bath that meets everyone’s needs. The roll-in shower offers unrestricted access for
Any renovations to a home come with a long view. When you must make alterations to your investment, though, it’s natural to have some
Falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations in Canadian seniors, and an estimated 30% of seniors fall each year. These falls are a
Disabled or ageing homeowners will often modify most areas of their property to remove the difficulties presented by living in a home that was not
Good kitchen design provides accessibility in all the right places. When you plan a renovation around accessibility, you make it easier for those with
This project was designed for a client that suffered a brain injury. The client is mobile but they have poor stability and balance due to
This deck was designed for a client that had building code issues with the original deck built. We had to demolish the existing deck and
This bathroom was designed for a senior with reduced mobility due to ageing. The client was no longer able to get in and out of
This house had structural issues caused by walls being removed in the basement with inadequate beams to support the structure. Because of the compromised structure,
This deck was designed for a client that had building code issues with the original deck built. We had to demolish the existing deck and
Accessibility renovations are becoming more important than ever, but luckily, they’re also more accessible than ever. Even if you’re not a senior or living with
A term like accessibility construction might seem obvious, but for many people, the examples go unnoticed. It has become so much a part of our
This bathroom was designed for a client with a physical and intellectual disability. He was interested in antiques and old things so we created a
This bathroom was designed for a client living with quadriplegia. The existing bathroom in this condo unit was very small. We had to remove a
Stratford, Ontario This bathroom was modified for a young man confined to a wheelchair, to allow independent use of all bathroom facilities. Project Details:
This condo was designed for a client living with multiple sclerosis (MS). We changed the layout of the entire condo shifting walls, closets, electrical and
This deck was designed for a client that had building code issues with the previous deck built. We had to demolish the existing deck and
This bathroom was designed for a senior living with multiple sclerosis and limited to the use of a wheelchair. The previous bathroom was small with
Bayview, Ontario This client wished to stay comfortable in her small cottage as they age, we worked with this client to modify the bathroom for
Our client was involved in a catastrophic car accident where they suffered a severe brain injury. We renovated the entire house to suit our customer’s