Universal Design & Accessibility

List of Accessibility & Home Modification Services

As a full service Baltimore general contractor, we can remodel any part of your home!

Below is a general list of our accessibility and Baltimore home modification services.

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If you have a specific question or an unusual request, please feel free to ask us.

Residential Elevators

Residential elevators can add value to your home and convenience to your life.

The price point on an elevator and its options can range from strictly functional to fully customizable. Elevators that we install, blend in with your home's current décor and include all the expected safety features such as door interlocks, cable safety devices, emergency lights and alarms.

As a dealer of residential elevators, we can match you with the right product while providing you with competitive pricing.

Wheelchair Lifts

If you need wheelchair access in your home, a lift can be a space saving and more appealing alternative to a ramp.

Wheelchair lifts have extensive safety features and optional remote controls. Some even operate on a standard household electrical current.

As an authorized dealer, we can help you find the appropriate products while providing you with competitive pricing.

Stair Glides

If you or a member of your household has trouble walking up the stairs, a stair glide can give you the mobility you need. Stair glides can reduce the stress on joints and knees and help prevent dangerous falls.

There are many different models for all types of stairs. Stair glides can be used on staircases that are straight, curved, spiral or L-shaped. They also are available in many shapes, sizes, colors and fabrics.

We can match you with the correct stair glide for your needs and provide you with competitive pricing as an authorized dealer.

Veterans

Since 1996, Taylor Made has been an approved builder for the Department of Veterans Affairs Specially Adapted Housing Program. This program states that certain veterans and servicemembers with service-connected disabilities may be entitled to a Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) grant from VA to help build a new specially adapted house, to adapt a home they already own, or buy a house and modify it to meet their disability-related requirements. Eligible veterans or servicemembers may now receive up to three grants, with the total dollar amount of the grants not to exceed the maximum allowable. Previous grant recipients who had received assistance of less than the current maximum allowable may be eligible for an additional SAH grant. For more information call 202-461-9546 or go to http://www.va.gov.