Make your house work for you
We strive to integrate universal design into every renovation because creating inclusive homes is the right thing to do, and we excel at accessibility enhancements.
In 1944, Edmund Desjardins became wheelchair-bound due to a training mishap at Sandhurst Military College in England. He relocated to British Columbia and devoted his life to enhancing accessibility for everyone. His efforts have improved the lives of many. The Building Accessibility Handbook is a testament to his legacy.
Additionally, you might be eligible for a federal or provincial grant and/or income tax credit.
Check out some of our past accessibility enhancement projects:
Elevator access
Make everyone's life easier with an elevator.
Windows for chairs
Level entry and lots of glass add a near euphoric feeling meeting needs for connection and freedom.
Going up
Install an additional door that opens a world of ease.
Hydraulic tub and level entry shower
Caregivers appreciate giving baths that are easier on their back using a hydraulic tub. Everyone loves a level entry shower. It just exudes safety and freedom.