Aging-in-place home remodeling
The NAHB has a comprehensive article outlining aging-in-place issues. It is titled “Aging-in-place checklists for home remodeling”.
The sections are:
- Exterior
- Overall floor plan
- Hallways
- Entry
- Thresholds
- Interior doors
- Windows
- Garage or Carport
- Faucets
Kitchen and Laundry:
- Counters
- Appliances
- Miscellaneous
- Bathroom
- Stairways, lifts and elevators
- Ramps
- Storage
- Electrical, lighting, safety and security
- Flooring
- Heating ventilation and air conditioning
- Energy efficient features
- Reduced maintenance/ convenience features
- Other ideas
I greatly recommend this article; as you can see from the list of topics outlined above, it is very comprehensive. I am sure it covers any questions you may have if you are considering this type of remodel for yourself or your parents.

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At Rose Construction, Inc., we have DyLon McClary, our General Manager trained and certified as an Aging-in-place (CAPS) specialist.