2005 Miami Valley Contractor of the Year
UNIVERSAL DESIGN PROJECT PHOTOS
The homeowner's porch was not accessible by wheelchair because it was too small to fit a wheelchair comfortably. The porch was reconstructed from block and concrete and made larger for wheelchair access. A new wrought iron railing and awning were installed. A wooden wheelchair ramp was built for easy accessibility. The homeowner is thrilled that the porch is now accessible and she now has a place to enjoy the sunshine in the summer time.


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The home owner called upon us to install a door that automatically opened. We were happy to take on this project, as it made the home owners life a little easier. This door also has a power supply, so if the electric were to ever go out the homeowner can still get in and out. Once the project was done the home owner was delighted with the results.

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The homeowner was looking to have a non-skid ramp put in for easier access to their home, and we were the right company for the job. We removed the old concrete pad and replaced it with a beautiful wood ramp with non-skid strips. The ramp allows for the homeowner to enter the house with ease. Once complete the homeowner was delighted with the results.

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This bathroom was converted into a handicap accessible facility. A roll-in shower and wheelchair accessible sink was installed. The shower room floors and walls were tiled with a white ceramic to brighten the room. A high-rise toilet was added for easier access. This homeowner is thrilled he can now easily perform his daily routines with the assistance of others.

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This homeowner had difficulty getting in and out of the bathtub without assistance. For this project, the bathtub was removed, a shower with grab bars, and shower doors were installed for easier accessibility. We repaired the floor and were happy to coordinate our efforts with the homeowner as they painted the room.


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This homeowner was looking to have a new concrete ramp put in for easy access in and out of their home. We were called and were pleased to accept the challenge. We removed the existing concrete landing and step. We water proofed the new landing, because the homeowner had a previous leak in their basement from the old landing. We also added hand rails to each side of the new concrete landing. Once it was all said and done we had accomplished everything the homeowner was envisioning.

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