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Future of Home Adaptations
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28 February 20250Comments

The Future of Home Adaptations: Emerging Trends in Accessibility Design

Thankfully, accessibility is no longer merely an afterthought, ticked off by builders and businesses as a nod to meeting regulations. It has become something people proactively consider, not just in
by Lucinda Dawes
Adaptations Contractor vs General Builder
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7 February 20250Comments

Adaptations Contractor vs General Builder: What’s the Difference?

At the John Ford Group, we specialise in making home adaptations for accessibility and comfort, but what does that really mean? Are we actually a better choice than a general
by Lucinda Dawes
There are some really common pitfalls that happen when planning accessible renovations. At the John Ford Group, we’re here to stop you from making the same mistakes.
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28 January 20250Comments

5 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Planning Accessible Renovations

Adapting your home with accessibility in mind needs some careful planning. Rush ahead and you’re going to make mistakes that will probably be costly - as well as a huge
by Lucinda Dawes
5 Most Important Home Modifications for Accessibility
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21 December 20240Comments

The 5 Most Important Home Modifications for Accessibility

Creating a comfortable and safe living environment for anyone with accessibility needs is key in making sure a home is a welcoming place to be. To be successful, it’s important
by Lucinda Dawes
How to Adapt Your Home for Multi Generational Living
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7 December 20240Comments

How to Adapt Your Home for Multi-Generational Living

Providing support for elderly relatives sometimes means living together in the same home, often meaning three generations of family are all part of the same household, with the middle adult
by Lucinda Dawes
How To Secure Funding For Major Home Adaptations Your Ultimate Guide2
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7 November 20240Comments

How To Secure Funding For Major Home Adaptations: Your Ultimate Guide

Many UK homes aren’t designed to accommodate accessibility. From steep staircases to narrow hallways and doorways, those who live in homes that don’t suit their mobility needs can find everyday
by Lucinda Dawes
Temporary adaptations
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28 October 20240Comments

How to Adapt Your Home for Temporary Mobility Issues

Temporary mobility issues, whether caused by injury, surgery, or illness, can disrupt daily life and create challenges within the home. Often, the easiest and most effective solution is to undertake
by Lucinda Dawes
Planning For Future Accessibility Needs In Home Renovations1
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21 October 20240Comments

Planning For Future Accessibility Needs In Home Renovations

Considering what adaptations we may need in the future isn’t something on most of our minds. But for those with accessibility challenges, as well as those who plan to live out
by Lucinda Dawes
Motion sensor lighting in accessible homes
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14 October 20240Comments

The Benefits of Motion-Sensor Lighting in Accessible Homes

Living with limited mobility or visual impairments often means facing practical challenges when navigating a home. Low light conditions can make these challenges all the more difficult. Motion-sensor lighting in accessible
by Lucinda Dawes
Colour Contrast in Accessible Design
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28 September 20240Comments

The Impact of Colour Contrast in Accessible Design

Colour contrast isn’t something many people think about simply because, for many of us, the defining line where one colour ends and another begins is of little importance, but when
by Lucinda Dawes
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