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7 October 20230Comments

3 Questions To Ask A Contractor Before Adapting Your Home

Bringing in a professional home adaptations contractor? Before giving the go-ahead for the work to begin, and way before you’ve invested financially, make sure you’ve asked these three key questions for

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28 September 20230Comments

Common Problems With Level Access Showers

Level access showers are a game changer for those who find stepping in and out of the shower difficult. But what can go wrong? Read on to become fully aware of potential

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21 September 20230Comments

3 Things To Avoid When Doing Home Adaptations (And How To Navigate Them)

Undertaking home adaptations can enhance independence and quality of life for individuals with reduced mobility. If you’ve ever wondered what might go wrong when you’re adapting a home, you’re in the

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14 September 20230Comments

The Best Kitchen Adaptations For The Elderly

When you adapt a home, there are some rooms which require accessible attention first. The kitchen is one of the first places many people start, and here’s why. Why Kitchen Adaptations Are

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21 August 20230Comments

What Influences The Cost Of Your Bathroom Adaptations?

If you plan to make accessible changes to your bathroom, you are probably wondering about the potential cost. In this blog, we’re going to look at what goes into the

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14 August 20230Comments

3 Common Problems With Wheelchair Ramps And How To Avoid Them

Wondering if there are potential problems with wheelchair ramps that you need to be aware of? You're in the right place. Wheelchair ramps are incredibly useful; they allow easy access to

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7 August 20230Comments

House Adaptations: How To Adapt Your Home Without It Looking Like A Hospital

For many people, the idea of house adaptations brings to mind clinical-looking contraptions that make a home look more like a hospital. When you see your home as your sanctuary, a

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21 July 20230Comments

3 Simple Home Adaptations For People Living With Parkinson’s

Adapting a home for someone living with Parkinson’s? With such a lot to consider, the job can feel pretty daunting. Taking a strategic approach to the process, and working out which

28 June 20230Comments

3 Small Changes That Make Your Home More Accessible

Thinking of making changes to a property to improve its accessibility? Stairlifts and wider doorways are certainly life-changing, but not all adaptations have to cost a lot or require lots of

7 June 20230Comments

Fall Prevention – How Can Home Adaptations Help?

Everyone should be able to feel safe in their own home- and fall prevention can be a key part of this. For the elderly and those with disabilities, this is

by Lucinda Dawes

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