Accessible Living Atlanta possesses wide skill sets, necessary to create attractive living spaces that are designed for maximum safety and functionality, including plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting, and tile work. Whether you need a main-floor bedroom, a bathroom modification, elevators or lifts, or other major safety enhancements, you can count on our home modification expertise.
A walk-in or a "barrier-free" shower in your home offers a safer showering alternative. It allows for unobstructed access and reduces fall risk. A barrier-free shower enables those who use wheelchairs or walkers to roll or walk into the shower without obstacles.
Countertops and cabinetry can often be too high. Appliances in hard-to-reach areas are also common problems in the kitchen for wheelchair-reliant people. We can adjust a counter's height and the position of sinks for your needs.
When a person has a mobility impairment and is unable to walk on their own, they cannot safely enjoy all of their home. We install elevators and vertical platform lifts,(a type of elevator), allowing a physically challenged person safe access to the second floor or basement of the home. A ceiling lift can assist a bedbound person, as well as the caregiver, to get them safely from the bedroom to the bathroom, or any other room in the home, as well as into a wheelchair.
Wider doors make navigating the home easier for someone who relies on mobility aids, like walkers and wheelchairs.
Ramps that are ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant may be necessary to give you a safer option to enter and exit your home. Ramps are available in many styles and functions, including:
Accessible Living Atlanta technicians will help you determine what is the best ramp design to suit your personal needs!
It is common for an injury to happen on the job. Depending on the injury type, your home may need to be modified to suit your needs. Our trained team can determine what accessibility/modifications are required to make your home more user-friendly.
A Special Needs Trust – also referred to as a Supplemental Needs Trust is a type of trust that’s set up for people with disabilities or access and functional needs. It helps provide individuals with financial support without disqualifying them for government benefits, such as Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). In cases such as this, funds can be designated to provide for home modifications.
Learn more about our accessible housing services by calling (770) 301-8165.