Frequently Asked Questions About Remodeling to Age-in-Place

Aging in place remodeling involves modifying your home so you can live safely, comfortably, and independently as you grow older, without needing to move. This includes updates like accessible bathrooms, wider doorways, and mobility-friendly layouts.

Timelines vary by project. Most accessible bathroom remodels take 4–6 weeks, while full home renovations or kitchen remodels can take 8–12 weeks after the design phase is complete.

Yes. Many of our clients are blending households or preparing to welcome aging parents or adult children. We design multigenerational home additions and remodels that provide privacy, accessibility, and comfort for all.

Yes. Accessibility doesn’t mean sterile. Our interiors reflect accessible luxury, that means your design is beautiful, personalized, and unpretentious. Every material and feature is selected to support both form and function.

Not always. Many of our clients stay in their homes during remodeling, especially for kitchens or bathrooms. If you choose to stay, we’ll help set up temporary cooking or hygiene stations so you can function comfortably throughout the project. If the scope requires you to be out (like during plumbing or demo phases), we’ll give you a detailed timeline well in advance so you can make a plan. Either way, you’ll know exactly what to expect, with no surprises.