Canadian seniors want to stay in their homes! The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation found that 90% of older Canadians prefer to “age in place.” It’s something future generations will want, too, but a 2019 Angus Reid survey found that 67% of Canadians are concerned about future mobility issues. Diminishing fears related to mobility […]
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Walk-in showers are all a true renovation trend, whether or not the design of the bathroom is meant to be more accessible. If that is your intention, the walk-in shower can help people with a wide range of mobility issues – it can even act as a roll-in shower! Here’s why you should add one
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If you or a loved one must use a wheelchair, moving about the house will no longer be the same. That doesn’t mean living in your home has to be difficult, though. Technology and contractors who specialize in home accessibility have made getting quality renovations much more manageable. Here are wheelchair accessible home renos
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When it comes to making a home more accessible, not all needs are alike. People require different accessibility upgrades depending on the type and severity of mobility issues they have. Why should seniors choose In-Trend accessibility services? It can make a huge difference for safety, comfort, and long-term stability.
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Making a bathroom more accessible can be one of the smartest home modifications. While it’s an ideal renovation project for those experiencing mobility issues and who want to age in their home, it’s also appropriate for forward-thinking homeowners! Here are three major pros to having an accessibility-focused bathroom.
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When performing accessibility renovations on a kitchen, we always consider the design and size of the storage cabinets to make them useful for everyone. Kitchen cabinets are one of the most important areas in an accessible design project, and at least 50% of all cabinets in a kitchen should be within reach of people
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A necessary part of accessible bathroom renovations is creating a shower or bath that meets everyone’s needs. The roll-in shower offers unrestricted access for people who use wheelchairs, seniors, and anyone with limited mobility.
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Any renovations to a home come with a long view. When you must make alterations to your investment, though, it’s natural to have some serious questions about how they will affect your home’s resale value. Adding ways to make a home open to more people is always a good idea. Depending on where the
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Falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations in Canadian seniors, and an estimated 30% of seniors fall each year. These falls are a result of a loss of balance and difficulty walking. What causes these problems, and how can seniors who need caregivers reduce the risks of falls that come from mobility problems?
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Disabled or ageing homeowners will often modify most areas of their property to remove the difficulties presented by living in a home that was not built to accommodate them in the first place. But what happens when they want to sell this property? Do the accessibility modifications made improve the value of a property? In
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