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SW Construction
Aging in Place Modifications in South Lyon, MI
Safe, comfortable living at every age. ADA modifications and accessibility upgrades in South Lyon and Oakland County, Michigan.
Stay in the Home You Love
Your home should work for you at every stage of life. When mobility changes, small modifications can make the difference between staying in your home and being forced to leave it. Grab bars in the bathroom. A ramp at the front door. A shower you can walk into without stepping over a tub.
SW Construction specializes in making homes safer and more accessible without making them feel clinical. We install wheelchair ramps, convert bathtubs to barrier-free showers, widen doorways, add grab bars, and lay non-slip flooring. Every modification meets ADA guidelines and looks like it belongs in your home.
Many families in South Lyon and Oakland County, Michigan are planning ahead. You do not have to wait until there is an urgent need. Making modifications now means you are ready when the time comes. Steve handles every project with care and respect. Your home, your comfort, your terms.
What We Install
- Wheelchair ramp construction
- Grab bar installation
- Walk-in tub and shower conversion
- Wider doorways and hallways
- Barrier-free shower entries
- Non-slip flooring
- Stair lift preparation
- ADA-compliant bathroom layouts
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do aging-in-place modifications cost?
Costs vary widely based on scope. Grab bars and minor modifications run $500 to $2,000. A full bathroom conversion with a barrier-free shower, wider doorway, and grab bars typically costs $10,000 to $25,000. A wheelchair ramp runs $3,000 to $8,000 depending on length and materials. We provide detailed estimates for your specific situation.
Do aging-in-place modifications require permits?
Some do. Structural changes like widening doorways, adding ramps, or reconfiguring bathrooms require permits. Simple additions like grab bars and non-slip flooring do not. We handle all permits when required.
Can you make my bathroom wheelchair accessible?
Yes. We do this regularly. A wheelchair-accessible bathroom typically includes a barrier-free shower with a roll-in entry, grab bars, a comfort-height toilet, an accessible vanity, and non-slip flooring. We can work within your existing bathroom footprint or expand if needed.
Will these modifications look institutional?
Not at all. Modern accessibility products look great. Grab bars come in brushed nickel and oil-rubbed bronze. Walk-in showers use the same tile you would choose for any bathroom remodel. Our goal is a space that is safe, functional, and looks like a high-end renovation.
Does insurance or Medicare cover these modifications?
Medicare generally does not cover home modifications. Some Medicaid waiver programs and long-term care insurance policies may cover a portion. Veterans benefits sometimes include home modification assistance. We recommend checking with your specific providers. We can provide the documentation they need.
Get Your Free Accessibility Estimate
Tell us about your accessibility needs and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.
Stay in the Home You Love
Get a free, no-obligation estimate. We'll visit your home, assess your needs, and provide honest pricing.