Accessible Homes & Aging-in-Place Renovations

At Aloise Builders, we believe great homes should serve their occupants' unique needs. Whether you’re designing your home around your current needs, planning ahead to age in place, or making your home more welcoming for family members, we bring thoughtful planning and careful attention to detail to every accessibility-focused project.

We have experience completing renovations that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and universal design standards. We understand the structural considerations, clearances, and practical details required to make a home both accessible and beautiful. We blend safety, comfort, and long-term durability with craftsmanship and design sensitivity.

Our collaborative approach and respect for our clients' perspectives ensures that our work meets our clients' varied goals. For accessible homes, we recommend homeowners engage us early so we can team up with you, your architects, and designers to create and implement spaces tailor-made for you and your family.

Creating Homes that Support Independence, Comfort, and Safety

Entries, Access and Clearances

ADA-compliant measurements and clearances
Widening doorways and hallways
Creating smooth, flush floor transitions
Ramps and no-step entries
Reworking room layouts for easier movement

Stairways & Level Changes

Handrail installation or upgrades
Lift installation
Blocking for future stairlift installation
Stairway reconfiguration for safer use
Indoor and outdoor lighting improvements at steps and transitions

Bathroom Accessibility

Zero-threshold showers
Properly sloped shower floors for drainage
Grab-bar reinforcement and installation
Accessible vanities, sinks, and mirror heights
Slip-resistant tile and flooring
Lever-style faucets and hardware

General Home Modifications

Lowering switches, controls, and thermostats
Reinforcing walls for future grab bars
Better lighting & visibility improvements
Smart home adaptations for remote control of lights, security, and temperature
Door hardware upgrades

Kitchen Adaptations

Accessible countertop heights
Pull-out shelving, drawers, and storage solutions
Improved task lighting and under-cabinet lighting
Relocating appliances for safer, easier use
Wide, unobstructed pathways

Future-Proofing for Aging-in-Place

Planning for main-level living
Converting unused rooms into bedrooms or accessible bathrooms
Strengthening floors and walls for future equipment if needed
Creating flexible spaces that adapt as needs changes
Adapting entries and doors.