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Adaptiv Home Renovation Specialists can help incorporate accessibility measures to suit current and future needs

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Seniors are the fastest growing demographic in Canada – almost 20 per cent of the Canadian population is over 65 years old, according to Statistics Canada (2022). Increasingly, older adults are choosing to remain in their own homes as they age, however, they may not know where to begin in order to adapt their living spaces in anticipation of future needs.  


Hiring a renovator who is certified in Adaptiv Home Renovation is key. Adaptiv Home Renovation is an approach to home modification for those who wish to stay in their home for as long as they can, regardless of age or condition. A qualified Adaptiv Home Renovation Specialist has the ability to assess your home for safety and accessibility and can offer responsive design solutions, some of which include: ramps and slopes, zero-step thresholds, curbless showers, accessibility equipment and home automation solutions, among others.  


The bathroom is typically the first room to be modified because it is the one with the biggest issues in terms of safety and mobility. Non-slip surfaces, grab bars, walk-in baths and showers and hand-held shower heads are some examples of adaptive measures that can be added.   






 
 
 

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