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“Construction Solutions of Denver remodeled our bathrooms allowing my mother much easier access and mobility. This change has been a life-saver allowing my mother to stay with us as her health declined. I didn’t trust sending her to a home so these changes really made our lives so much easier and less expensive than a senior home.”
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Bathroom and Kitchen Modifications
Creating a safe and accessible living environment is crucial for elderly individuals looking to maintain their independence at home. In this pursuit, making thoughtful modifications to the bathroom and kitchen can be transformative. In the bathroom, installing grab bars and non-slip flooring minimizes the risk of slips and falls, while raised toilet seats and walk-in showers with built-in seating enhance comfort and mobility. In the kitchen, lowering countertop heights, ensuring ample space for wheelchair access, and implementing lever-style faucets simplify daily tasks. By addressing these spaces with these modifications, aging in place becomes a viable and empowering option, allowing seniors to retain their cherished independence while embracing their physical limitations.
Stair Lifts and Ramps
For many elderly individuals, the presence of stairs in their home can be a formidable obstacle to maintaining independence. Stair lifts and ramps offer invaluable solutions to overcome this challenge. Stair lifts provide a safe and convenient way to navigate multiple levels, enabling seniors to stay in their cherished homes without the need for extensive renovations. Ramps, on the other hand, create accessible entry points for wheelchairs and walkers, making it easier for elderly residents to move in and out of their homes with ease. These practical additions not only enhance mobility but also empower seniors to continue living comfortably in their familiar surroundings, regardless of the physical limitations that aging may bring.
Doorway Widening
As we age, the comfort and safety of our living space become paramount, and widening doorways can play a crucial role in supporting elderly individuals’ ability to age in place. Enlarged doorways allow for smoother movement of wheelchairs and walkers, eliminating the stress and strain often associated with navigating standard-sized openings. This modification not only enhances accessibility but also preserves a sense of independence by enabling seniors to move freely throughout their homes. With widened doorways, the challenges posed by physical limitations are significantly reduced, empowering older residents to maintain their cherished sense of autonomy and remain in the homes they know and love.
Emergency Systems
Maintaining independence at home is a top priority for elderly individuals, and one critical aspect of this is ensuring their safety in case of emergencies. Home emergency systems are lifelines for seniors, providing peace of mind and swift assistance when needed. These systems, such as personal alert devices and home monitoring solutions, offer immediate access to help in the event of falls, health concerns, or other emergencies. With a simple push of a button, seniors can summon assistance, bridging the gap between living alone and staying secure. These systems not only address the challenges posed by physical limitations but also empower seniors to live comfortably in their homes, knowing that help is always just a call away.
At Construction Solutions of Denver, we are more than just builders; we are your trusted partners in turning your dreams into reality. With a unwavering commitment to excellence and a passion for craftsmanship, we transform your vision into tangible, exceptional spaces. Our driving force is a dedication to providing not just construction services, but a seamless, delightful experience for every client. We believe in open communication, attention to detail, and going the extra mile to ensure your satisfaction. Discover the difference of working with a construction company that values you as much as we value your project.
Recent Projects
Basement Bathroom – Arvada, CO
Transform your basement bathroom into a luxurious retreat with our expert remodeling services. From elegant fixtures to contemporary design, we’ll elevate your space to a new level of comfort and style.
Master Bathroom – Golden, CO
Revitalize your master bathroom with our comprehensive remodeling expertise. We’ll transform your space into a sophisticated oasis, blending modern functionality with timeless elegance for a truly luxurious bathing experience.
New Kitchen – Denver, CO
Experience the heart of your home in a whole new light with our kitchen remodeling services. From sleek contemporary designs to classic, timeless aesthetics, we’ll create a kitchen that not only meets your culinary needs but also becomes a focal point of your living space.
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What are the most important home renovation items needed when converting home to help an elderly person age in place?
As people age, their needs and abilities can change. For seniors who wish to stay in their own homes as they grow older, also known as “aging in place,” certain home modifications can make this transition safer and more comfortable. Here are some important home renovation items to consider:
1. Bathroom Modifications: Bathrooms can be a particularly dangerous place for seniors due to the risk of falls. Consider installing grab bars near toilets and in showers, using non-slip mats, replacing tubs with walk-in showers, and potentially adding a shower seat. A raised toilet seat can also be beneficial.
2. Kitchen Modifications: Adjust the height of countertops and cabinets to make them easily reachable. Replace knobs on cabinets and drawers with handles, which are easier to grip. Consider installing a wall oven to eliminate the need to bend down.
3. Stair Lifts and Ramps: For seniors with mobility issues, stairs can be a significant obstacle. Installing a stair lift or a ramp can help overcome this issue.
4. Doorway Widening: If the individual uses a wheelchair or walker, widening doorways can be necessary to ensure they can move freely throughout the house.
5. Flooring: Replace any slippery or uneven flooring with slip-resistant options. Remove any potential tripping hazards, like high thresholds or loose carpets.
6. Lighting: Adequate lighting is essential, particularly in areas like stairways, entrances, and bathrooms. Consider installing motion sensor lights or night lights.
7. Lever-style Door Handles and Faucets: These are easier for seniors to operate than round knobs, especially for those with arthritis or other conditions that limit hand dexterity.
8. Emergency Systems: Install emergency response systems or smart home systems, which can notify family members or emergency services if there’s a problem.
9. Accessible Storage: Lower storage spaces or use pull-down shelving systems to make items more accessible.
10. Home Maintenance**: Consider low-maintenance materials and designs to reduce the amount of work needed to keep the home clean and functional.
Remember, everyone’s needs are unique, so it’s important to consult with the individuals who will be living in the space about what modifications would be most beneficial for them. It may also be helpful to work with an occupational therapist or a certified aging-in-place specialist to ensure all necessary modifications are considered.
What kind of materials qualify as slip resistant flooring in bathrooms for elderly people?
When choosing flooring for a bathroom that will be used by seniors, it’s crucial to find a material that is slip-resistant to help prevent falls. Here are some options:
1. Textured Ceramic or Porcelain Tile: These types of tiles are incredibly durable and water-resistant. When choosing tile, look for ones that are certified slip-resistant.
2. Vinyl Flooring: Vinyl can be a good choice because it’s water-resistant, durable, and soft underfoot. High-quality vinyl can closely mimic the look of more expensive materials, like stone or wood, at a lower cost.
3. Rubber Flooring: Rubber is naturally slip-resistant, absorbs impacts well, and is easy to clean. It’s a common choice for commercial spaces but can work well in home bathrooms too.
4. Cork Flooring: This is a softer, comfortable, and naturally water-resistant option. However, it requires sealing to prevent water damage.
5. Non-Slip Mats or Decals: If a complete bathroom remodel isn’t in the budget, non-slip mats or adhesive decals can be added to existing flooring to improve traction.
Remember, even with slip-resistant flooring, precautions should be taken to ensure the bathroom remains as safe as possible. This can include immediately cleaning up any water spills, using a non-slip mat in the bathtub or shower, and installing grab bars near the toilet and in the shower or bath.
Before making a decision, it’s recommended to consult with a home remodeling professional or occupational therapist. They can provide tailored advice based on the specific needs and abilities of the individual.
What are some reputable sources to find certified slip-resistant tiles?
When looking for certified slip-resistant tiles, it’s important to understand some of the ratings and certifications that denote slip resistance:
1. DIN 51130: A German standard that measures slip resistance in industrial areas with a particular focus on barefoot areas.
2. ASTM C1028: This was the American standard for slip resistance, but it has been withdrawn with no replacement. Some manufacturers may still refer to this standard.
3. ANSI A137.1/A326.3: This is the current American National Standards Institute’s standard for measuring dynamic coefficient of friction (DCOF) in tiles.
4. Ramp Test: This test is often used in Europe and Australia and rates tiles R9 to R13, with R13 being the most slip-resistant.
Now, as for where to find these tiles, there are many reputable tile retailers that may offer these products.
Here are a few:
1. The Home Depot: The Home Depot has a wide variety of floor tiles, and you can find information about slip resistance in the product specifications.
2. Lowe’s: Similar to Home Depot, Lowe’s also offers a variety of tiles with details about slip resistance.
3. Daltile: Daltile is one of the most recognized tile brands in the U.S., and they offer a range of slip-resistant tiles.
4. SlipDoctors: SlipDoctors specializes in products designed to prevent slipping and falling, including tile treatments.
5. American Olean: They offer a wide selection of tiles with different slip-resistant ratings.
6. Armstrong Flooring: Armstrong offers a wide variety of flooring options, including slip-resistant tiles.
Remember, when selecting tiles, it’s not just about the material but also the texture. A textured tile will be more slip-resistant than a tile with a smooth surface. It’s also a good idea to invest in good-quality grout and to maintain the tiles properly to ensure they remain slip-resistant over time. Always seek advice from a flooring professional or occupational therapist for personalized recommendations.