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Each state has different requirements for contractor licensing. The following are links to each state’s licensing websites. It is also valuable to note that states grant a top tier of licensing, yet county’s can make contractors follow more stringent requirements. Please make sure to check state and county government websites Read more…
Buying A Handicap Accessible Home Before you start I’d like to start by apologizing for the blog title. For the past 20 years, I’ve been committed to helping people with a physical disability either modify or acquire property for wheelchair accessibility. During this time, I’ve learned that politically incorrect terms Read more…
One of our missions at AHS is to create an ACCESSIBLE HOME for individuals so they can function as autonomously as possible in their home and community. We also help caregivers to be able to provide more efficient care for those persons. Quite often using appropriate equipment can ensure individuals, Read more…
Accessible Remodeling: The Importance of Process and Sequencing If you were told you had to build a LEGO kit, what would be the first thing you should do? What’s the process? Open the box and find the directions, right? However, if you are brazen enough to try building a kit Read more…
Outdoor only power wheelchairs have been around but come at a high price tag, $30,000 – $40,000. Some models cannot guarantee more rugged use in woods, beaches, and snow. The Action Trackchair is about $10,600. It is not meant for use inside a home, at doctors appointments, or shopping centers Read more…
My son loves the TV Show Treehouse Masters. From time to time, I’ll watch the show with him; I like any type of construction show generally speaking and especially respect Pete’s workmanship. The other day I saw this 60-second informational video at the end of the show. At AHS, we Read more…
Wheelchair accessible flooring can be a common problem for individuals who use manual wheelchairs. Carpeting and unleveled floor transitions between rooms often create physical barriers and can reduce, or even prevent, access into a room. Rental apartments magnify the challenge because these homes are more likely to contain carpet in Read more…