If you’re part of the sandwich generation—those in their 30s and 40s caring for their minor children and their aging parents—home renovations come with unique challenges.
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If you’re like 90% of seniors, you would rather live in your own home as you age than move into an assisted living facility or nursing home. This choice—called "aging in place"—sounds appealing. But it requires more than just deciding you want to spend your golden years in your own home.
Read MoreFor any homeowner looking to remodel their bathroom, an extra emphasis should be placed on the wet area.
Read MoreWhen a senior parent moves in with you, it’s important to make your home safe and easy to navigate. By identifying and addressing safety hazards, you can help your parent maintain independence for as long as possible and enjoy their time with you.
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Replacing a tub with a walk-in shower is a smart choice for seniors who want to improve safety and comfort at home. But before you begin, it’s important to plan carefully. Here are seven things to consider when replacing your tub with a walk-in shower. 1.
Read MoreIn the winter, cold air and moisture can seep into the crawl space underneath a home. If this happens to your home, you'll notice it from the cold floors, increased heating bills, and even broken pipes that froze under the house.
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As your parents grow older, their home may need adjustments to help them keep their independence. Here are some remodeling tips to help your parents age in place comfortably and safely. Easy Upgrades to Help Your Parents to Age in Place Small upgrades can make a big difference.
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As we age, stepping 14 inches over the side of a standard bathtub can become difficult and even dangerous. In fact, 80% of senior falls happen in the bathroom, due partly to stepping over high surfaces.
Read MoreDamage to your house can be a very serious situation for any homeowner. It may also be very hard to learn what to do to correctly handle the situation.
Read MoreWarped walls are a common scenario when your walls sustain water damage. Drywall and surrounding structures absorb water and excess moisture, causing them to warp or bend. You might also notice discoloration on the surface, as well as peeling or flaking paint.
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