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Home Modifications Providers in New England

Grab bars, ramps, bathroom remodels, and structural changes to make homes safer and more accessible.

4 providers

Home Modifications

R-Keough Construction

5.0 (1 review)

East Providence, RI · Serves 1 towns

R-Keough Construction is a home modification and accessibility provider located in East Providence, Rhode Island. The company provides home modification and accessibility services, helping seniors and individuals with mobility challenges live safely and independently at home.

Home Modifications

David Sisson Architecture PC

5.0 (44 reviews)

East Providence, RI · Serves 1 towns

Based in East Providence, Rhode Island, David Sisson Architecture PC provides home modification and accessibility services. The practice serves the East Providence area, helping seniors and individuals with mobility challenges live safely and independently at home.

Home Modifications

Stronghouse

4.9 (788 reviews)

East Providence, RI · Serves 1 towns

Stronghouse provides home modification and accessibility services to clients in East Providence, Rhode Island. Serving the local community, the organization specializes in helping seniors and individuals with mobility challenges live safely and independently at home.

Home Modifications

Cedar House® Design Collective

5.0 (13 reviews)

East Providence, RI · Serves 1 towns

Cedar House® Design Collective is a home modification and accessibility provider located in East Providence, Rhode Island. The company provides home modification and accessibility services, helping seniors and individuals with mobility challenges live safely and independently at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Professional grab bar installation in New England typically costs $100-300 per bar, including materials and labor. Prices vary by location and the type of wall surface. Most bathrooms benefit from 2-4 bars.

Minor modifications like grab bars usually don't require a permit. Larger projects like ramps, door widening, or bathroom remodels may require permits depending on your city or town. Your contractor should handle the permitting process.

Medicare does not typically cover home modifications. However, some Medicaid waiver programs, VA benefits, and state-specific programs may help cover costs. Check with your state's Area Agency on Aging for local assistance programs.