If you own a home, you likely know the importance of accessibility for those who are disabled or handicapped. You might have a family member that needs to make use of these ramps or other accessibility features. However, accessibility is more than just having wide door frames and wheelchair ramps. Accessibility is about truly allowing those with different abilities to feel comfortable visiting or living in your home. Below are a few tips on how you can improve your house or apartment to make it more accessible.

Barrier-Free Showers

You might not have ever considered that showers can be a barrier for someone. If you or a loved one is having a difficult time getting into or getting out of a shower, you should consider investing in a barrier-free shower. This may include a full re-installation or just a small fix to remove a ledge. You can even add bars or a stool to improve accessibility inside the shower. Take a look at the options out there before getting started with an installation.

Wheelchair Lifts

While wheelchair ramps are useful, they're not fit for everyone who is using a wheelchair. Sometimes, your property doesn't have enough room for a proper ramp. If you're in these situations, you should look into installing a wheelchair lift! To ensure that you're working with the right installation company, ask about the manufacturer's warranty on their products. You can never be too careful when it comes to making your home more accessible to everyone.

Stair Lifts

If your elderly loved one is having difficulty walking up and down stairs, one of the greatest accessibility tools you can take advantage of is a stair lift. Independence in the home is important, and at Fayer Family Accessibility Solutions, we want to help people have it. Take a look at the options we have on our site and ask about our installation process.

Accessibility doesn't stop in the home! We live in a digital world, and for most people, their first interaction with a business is online. Unfortunately, according to Statista, 60% of disabled Americans do not have internet access, partially because many websites are not accessible. This just goes to show how important of an issue accessibility is. Ready to make your home more accessible? Contact us today to learn more. We can help you implement accessible tub cut-outs, platform lifts, and other features.