CAPS-Certified · 15+ Years · Nationwide
Handicap Remodeling That Keeps You Safe & Independent at Home
Certified aging-in-place specialists who plan handicap remodeling around real life: walk-in showers, wheelchair ramps, wider doorways, and accessible kitchens and baths that fit your specific needs.
15+ Years
Of accessible remodels
CAPS Certified
NAHB credentialed
ADA-Informed
Standards as best practice
Nationwide
Serving families across the USA
Free Assessment
No-cost in-home visit
What We Do
Handicap Remodeling for Every Room
From the highest fall-risk room to your front entry, we target the home modifications that restore independence for people with disabilities and mobility issues, without a full teardown or a whole-house renovation.
Accessible Bathroom Remodeling
Grab bars, comfort-height toilets, slip-resistant floors and widened doorways. For anyone with limited mobility the bathroom is one of the riskiest rooms in the house, and it is over half of the projects we handle.
Walk-In Shower Conversions
Zero-threshold entry, a built-in bench, grab bars and a handheld showerhead, plus proper linear-drain slope so water never pools and creates the exact hazard you’re trying to remove.
Accessible Kitchen Remodeling
Lowered counters with knee clearance, pull-out shelving, side-mounted controls and lever faucets. We open up floor space so a wheelchair user can turn, reach and cook independently.
Wheelchair Ramp Installation
Ramps built to a 1:12 maximum slope in pressure-treated wood, modular aluminum or textured concrete, plus stair lifts, automatic door openers and threshold transitions.
Why Handicap Remodeling
Expertise You Can Lean On, Literally
Most guides won’t tell you what actually works in a wet room or a tight hallway. After 15+ years of accessible design, we will. Every handicap accessible remodel starts with how you move through the house today and how you plan to age in place tomorrow. We build for dignity, safety and the way you really live.
Certified CAPS Specialists
Our Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) training comes from the National Association of Home Builders, so we understand both construction and the daily realities of limited mobility.
15+ Years of Real Results
Accessible layouts that hold up in real life. We’ve learned the details that brochures skip, like correct drain slope and grab-bar backing.
ADA-Informed Standards
The Americans with Disabilities Act doesn’t govern private homes, but we use its standards as residential best practice: grab bars 33 to 36″ high, a 32″ minimum clear door width and 1:12 ramp slopes.
Plan Early, Spend Less
Starting before a fall or hospital stay gives you time to compare options, choose better materials and explore the disability grants and loans you may qualify for.
Worried About Cost? Funding Can Help.
The price tag stops many families before they start, but it shouldn’t. Several programs help homeowners with disabilities and veterans cover accessible modifications. Each has its own rules, based on things like service history, income, rural location or your state’s Medicaid program, and we’ll help you find what you qualify for.
- VA SAH & HISA Grants
- Rebuilding Together
- FHA 203(k) Loans
- USDA Section 504
- Medicaid Waivers
How It Works
A Simple Path to an Accessible Home
Making your home accessible starts with an honest assessment, then a clear plan, careful construction, and a final walkthrough to confirm every change works.
01
Free Consultation
We discuss your mobility challenges, daily routines and goals. About 30 minutes, and it costs nothing.
02
In-Home Assessment
A CAPS specialist walks every room, measuring doorways, thresholds, turning space and the areas that need attention.
03
Personalized Plan
A detailed scope with modifications, material options and a clear, no-surprises cost guide.
04
Construction
Our team handles everything from demolition to final inspection, minimizing disruption to life at home.
05
Final Walkthrough
We review every modification with you to confirm it works exactly as intended.
Accessibility Resources
Guides to Help You Plan With Confidence
Clear answers to the questions families ask us most, on ramps, pools, kitchens and more.
Apr 4, 2025
What Is the Maximum Slope of a Handicap Ramp?
The 1:12 federal rule explained: one inch of rise per foot of run, plus how landings, length and materials change real-world safety.
Apr 19, 2025
How to Make a Pool Handicap Accessible
Lifts, zero-step entries and transfer systems that open the water to everyone, and the modifications worth budgeting for.
Apr 19, 2025
ADA Kitchen Sink Requirements
Knee clearance, counter heights and lever faucets that make a sink fully usable from a seated position.
Let’s Make Your Home Work for Everyone in It
Good handicap remodeling isn’t about changing how a house looks. It’s about making your home more accessible, so everyone in it has safety, independence and dignity in every room. Start with a free, no-pressure consultation.