Universal Design – Remodeling for Retirement
Moving to the warmer states is attractive, but approximately 70% of us decide to stay in our own homes after retirement. Unfortunately most new homes are designed for younger homeowners.
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What is Universal Design?
The term “Universal Design” seems to be everywhere. But what does it actually mean?
Remodeling Your Home for Retirement
The word “retirement” conjures up visions of seniors living it up in Florida. But the fact is that 70% of senior Americans spend the rest of their lives in the same place they were when they turned 65. If you’re planning for the future, think carefully about your home. How easy will it be to climb multiple staircases? Could you open doors and turn knobs? Will you be able to reach the necessary things in your kitchen?