When preparing a home for aging in place or accommodating mobility challenges, many families ask:
What ADA standards should we follow?
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides important guidelines for accessibility — including:
✔ 32” minimum door widths
✔ 36” hallway clearance
✔ 30” x 48” wheelchair floor space
✔ Proper sink and countertop heights
✔ Grab bars and handrails
✔ Lever-style handles
But at Accessible Living Atlanta, we don’t just “meet code.”
We design homes that promote true independence, dignity, and long-term safety.
For over 20 years, we’ve specialized in:
- Barrier-free and zero-threshold showers
- Wheelchair-accessible kitchens
- Custom ramps and entry modifications
- Grab bar and safety installations
- Whole-home accessibility audits
- Universal design solutions
ADA guidelines are the starting point.
We carry that theme through everything we do — creating homes that are safer, more convenient, and built for real life.
If you or a loved one is planning ahead, now is the time to evaluate your home.
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