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ADA-compliant, aging-in-place
Chicago's multi-story homes and vintage buildings weren't designed for wheelchairs, walkers, or the mobility challenges that come with aging. Narrow doorways, stepped entries, and tubs with high thresholds create daily barriers that force difficult decisions—struggle through, rely on others, or leave a home you love. Thoughtful accessibility modifications restore independence without sacrificing the character that makes your house a home.
As Certified Aging in Place Specialists, we evaluate your home with both current needs and future scenarios in mind. Modifications range from strategic grab bar placement and lever-style hardware to major renovations like zero-threshold showers, widened doorways to 36 inches for wheelchair clearance, main-floor bedroom additions, and exterior ramp or lift installations. Each project balances function with aesthetics—accessibility features that integrate naturally rather than announcing themselves.
The right modifications let you stay in familiar surroundings on your own terms. Beyond the practical benefits, accessible homes often qualify for property tax exemptions and may be eligible for grants through Chicago's Home Modification Program or the Illinois Home Accessibility Program. We handle the construction while helping you navigate available resources that can offset costs.

“Mike brings over two decades of expertise in designing and constructing luxury residential properties throughout Chicago. As a University of Colorado at Boulder graduate originally from Minnesota, he demonstrates meticulous attention to detail and thoughtful approach to the design process. His strengths include navigating the complexities of securing building permits and managing client expectations from project start through completion.”

“Kevin is a skilled Production Coordinator with extensive experience in the architecture and planning industry. He demonstrates competency across AutoCAD, landscaping, InDesign, public speaking, and sustainable design. He also serves as a media and communications specialist and holds a Bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.”

“Christi brings over 20 years of architecture and construction expertise. She holds a Master of Architecture from Arizona State University and has worked across diverse roles—from residential design firms to co-founding a design studio and teaching interior design in New Mexico. For the past 11 years, she has specialized in Chicago home inspections, developing deep knowledge of Midwest construction methods and materials. Her background enables her to identify complex issues as part of the design/build process.”