How do we choose the right roll-in shower or accessible bathroom layout?

Every client’s needs are different. We assess mobility, transfer method, caregiver support, safety risks, and the home’s layout to design a custom roll-in shower, seating, grab bar placement, and clearances that fit the person using the space.

Can you help adult children who live out of state manage modifications for parents in Michigan?

Yes. We can coordinate communication by phone and email, share scope details and photos, and keep family members informed throughout the accessible home modification process in Southeast Michigan.

Do you install wheelchair ramps and lifts for home access?

Yes. We provide accessibility solutions including wheelchair ramp installation, handicap ramp installation, and disability lift options for homes, based on site conditions, rise, space, and safety needs.

Is residential remodeling required to follow ADA rules?

Residential projects are typically governed by local building codes, not full ADA requirements. However, we apply accessibility best practices and safety clearances when designing barrier-free remodeling for seniors and people with disabilities.

What areas do you serve?

BFA, LLC serves Southeast Michigan including Oakland, Washtenaw, Wayne, Macomb, and Livingston Counties (excluding Detroit).

How much does it cost to remodel a bathroom to be handicap accessible?

Costs vary based on the existing layout, the accessibility needs, and the finishes selected. We provide a detailed, custom estimate after an on-site evaluation so the design fits the client’s needs and the home’s conditions.

Do you work with insurance adjusters and case managers?

Yes. We can provide estimates, documentation, and progress photos for insurance adjusters and case managers. Coordination and approvals are handled by the case manager/insurance team per the client’s process.

Welcome to the Access + Home Blog!

ACCESSIBILITY

SOLUTIONS

Accessible Home Modifications and Disability Lifts

are our

PASSION

ADA Wheelchair Accessible Home Remodeling in Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Northville, Novi, Plymouth, Ann Arbor & Southeast Michigan

Welcome to the Access + Home = Life Blog by BFA, LLC – Contractor & Disability Consultant. Here we share real-world accessibility remodeling projects, wheelchair accessible bathroom renovations, ADA roll-in showers, aging-in-place solutions, stair lifts, vertical platform lifts, wheelchair ramps, and home accessibility modifications completed throughout Southeast Michigan.

With more than 23 years of experience and Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) credentials, our team helps homeowners create safer, more functional, and more independent living environments. We proudly serve homeowners in Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Northville, Novi, Plymouth, Ann Arbor, Canton, Rochester Hills, Troy, and communities throughout Southeast Michigan.

Our blog features wheelchair accessible bathrooms, barrier-free showers, curbless shower installations, accessible kitchens, aging-in-place remodeling, disability lifts, stair lift installations, wheelchair lift projects, and home modifications designed for seniors, veterans, and individuals living with mobility challenges. Whether you are planning ahead for aging in place or adapting a home after an injury, illness, or disability, you'll find practical ideas, expert guidance, and real project examples from Michigan's accessibility remodeling specialists.

Accessibility Solutions. Home Modifications. Aging in Place. Because Every Home Should Support Every Body.

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Remodel for Elderly & Disabled

BFA,llc Contractor owner, Luis A. Rios, a CAPS specialist, our trained professional, will tour your residence to discuss your concerns with you and your family. A report is prepared, which summarizes the site visit. It will also include design solutions in the form of plans that will specify and address all issues discovered during the site visit. 🚿☝

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Bathroom Accessibility

Independence in the bathroom is one of the most challenging tasks for independence and safety in the home. BFA,llc Contractor offers a variety of Handicapped Accessible ADA roll in showers to minimize risks and ensure your peace of mind.

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Benefits of a Wall Hung Toilet

Space saving & Maximization.
Hygiene.
Strength & Durability.
Aesthetic enhancement.
Reduced sanitary sound.

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We are so happy to install PVI Ramps products for our clients

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Smart, Comfort, and style 😍 !

Did you know your home can easily be fitted with smart home features? Automatic blinds or voice-controlled heating and lighting. These are a few of the many options we can do to make your home more accessible! 🤩

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Roll-in showers for Seniors

Bathroom Accessibility

Independence in the bathroom is one of the most challenging tasks for independence and safety in the home. BFA,llc Contractor offers a variety of Handicapped Accessible ADA roll in showers to minimize risks and ensure your peace of mind.

Michigan's Accessible Bathroom Remodels for Elderly & Disabled

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Wheelchair Accessible Vanities; Designing Your Home Bathroom

According to the ADA guidelines, the depth of the countertops should be no more than 21". This allows wheelchair users to reach the wall switches, outlets, and faucet.