If you or a family member is one of the millions in the country who are living with a disability or limited mobility, your home should be designed to provide the right amount of convenience and comfort. Remodeling it around a disability is easier said than done, of course, which is why it’s much better to work with trusted contractors who have the right knowledge and experience to know which modifications are needed for those with physical limitations.
Owens Construction, a reputable name in bathroom and kitchen renovation, shares how you can remodel with safety and accessibility in mind.
Bathrooms are one of the high-risk areas for accidental slips and falls in your home, so you should make it a priority to get the right kind of accessibility features that ensure the safety of those with limited mobility. A few accessibility features to consider include:
You can also discuss with your preferred home remodeling company how they can design and remodel your kitchen space based on the accessibility needs and preferences of your family member who has limited mobility. Such features and modifications can include:
Owens Construction is one of the leading remodeling contractors in Columbus and the rest of Central Ohio. We offer comprehensive remodeling services for the most important spaces in your home. From kitchen and bath remodels to home additions, our team handles both the design and construction of your project, giving you streamlined process from seasoned professionals. Call us today at (614) 846-1149 or fill out our online contact form to schedule a free consultation about your next project.
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