Accessibility doesn’t mean sacrificing style. Whether you’re planning ahead or responding to changing needs, we help adapt your kitchen, bathroom, basement, and more to make daily life easier, safer, and more comfortable in your Minnesota home. Every modification is thoughtfully integrated into the design—from wider walkways and barrier-free showers to reachable storage, seating, and lighting that support mobility and accessibility.
Our goal is to help you or your loved ones stay in the home you love, with spaces that support independence, ease of use, and lasting comfort without feeling institutional. Whether it’s a full accessibility remodel or thoughtful adjustments within your project, we guide every decision with both design and accessibility in mind.
Accessibility features in bathrooms don’t have to look clinical. From grab bars that blend into the tile to touchless faucets, roll-under vanities, and curbless showers, every design element can serve a purpose while still reflecting your taste. We help you create spaces that feel beautifully designed, yet fully supportive of you or your loved one’s needs.
Older, outdated kitchens are typically built smaller and closed off, so they can be hard to navigate for people with disabilities. The best solution is a kitchen designed around your needs, with features such as wider walkways, accessible cabinetry, roll-under workspaces, hands-free faucets, and more. Remodeling your kitchen and making these accessibility changes makes daily routines easier and more functional.
Accessibility extends beyond the kitchen and bathroom. Thoughtful improvements such as wider hallways, larger doorways, fewer trip hazards, and more open living spaces can make your home easier to navigate while supporting your changing needs.
Climbing up and down stairs is no easy feat if you have mobility challenges. When navigating multiple levels becomes difficult, relocating essential living spaces to the main floor can make everyday living more practical and accessible. First-floor accessibility additions may include creating a main-level living suite, relocating the laundry room, or reconfiguring your home’s layout to better support your long-term needs.
Even if accessibility isn’t your top priority today, thoughtful planning can help reduce the need for costly, last-minute modifications in the future. During your remodel, we can incorporate layouts or features that easily allow for future updates. One commonly requested feature is reinforced bathroom walls for future grab bars, allowing them to be installed later without opening finished walls. Whether you’re remodeling a bathroom, kitchen, or basement, we can help incorporate adaptable features that support your home for years to come.
Homecare Remodeling designs and builds fully customized accessibility additions for homeowners in Minnesota, so you or your loved ones can keep living independently. From accessible bathrooms to mobility features and more, we design and build anything you have in mind.
The benefits of working with our team to finish your interior accessibility remodeling project include:
Homecare Remodeling offers all the main accessibility and mobility changes in interior spaces like bathrooms, kitchens, and more. However, we don’t just have simple additions—we can completely transfigure the layout of your space by widening areas to accommodate wheelchairs and walking equipment, add on ground-floor living spaces, alter bathrooms to have accessibility additions, and more. Our home remodeling updates ensure you or your loved ones maintain independence and have the mobility needed to move around the home. Whether you need simple additions like grab bars and seats in shower spaces or more in-depth remodeling options, our team can do it all.
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There are various accessibility features you can incorporate into your remodel while maintaining a cohesive, well-designed appearance in your home. Some subtle additions include curbless walk-in showers, wider doorways and walkways, non-slip flooring throughout your home and shower spaces, improved lighting, reachable storage, and reinforced walls that can accommodate grab bars installed right away or at a future time.
There are two options clients can take when integrating accessibility changes to their homes:
The option you choose ultimately depends on your goals, your home, and how extensively you want to integrate accessibility and mobility features. While some needs can be addressed through a partial renovation, others are better incorporated as part of a larger remodel, especially if you’re already planning significant updates.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution. We can help you determine which approach and features make the most sense based on your current needs, future plans, and the way you use your home.
The best way to make your home wheelchair accessible is by making remodeling decisions that can be used long-term. If your current space is cramped and laid out in a way that wheelchairs can’t move freely, changes need to be made, including adding ramps to elevated flooring, creating wider layouts in primary living areas, creating curbless entries, attaching hand-holds and shower bars, building lower countertops and cabinets, and more.
Have questions or want to talk through your project? Reach out through our contact form to schedule your project consultation. We’re here to help you take the next step with clarity and confidence.
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