DiaDot Disability Home Renovation solutions will help you live a more independent life.

DiaDot Disability Solutions - Your ADA Grab Bar Source

We all know or live with someone who is handicapped or elderly.

Unfortunately, anyone, at anytime, can become handicapped or disabled. And as we age, it becomes more difficult to get around. This can make daily activities like showers, cooking, mobility around your home, near impossible. It can be hard on the entire household. There are alternatives such as, assisted living centers, nursing homes, or rest homes. But if given the choice, everyone would choose to live at home.

DiaDot Disability Solutions will modify your home to help you or the person you live with become more independent. The extent of the modifications will vary, and are based on an individual's needs. There are recommended specifications regarding sizes and layout. You can find more information regarding ADA compliant specifications HERE
The following are some of the items that may need to be addressed:

DiaDot Disability Renovations Entrance

Is there a clear wide path to the entrance?
Are there stairs to climb or objects to step over?
Is the path smooth enough for wheels or walkers?

Is the doorway wide enough for a wheelchair, scooter or other mobility device?
Is the swing of the door (or screen door) going to obstruct easy entering or exiting?
Are things associated with entering and exiting (locks, light switches, alarms) reachable?

DiaDot Disability Renovations Kitchen

Are the counters at a workable height with no obstructions below to prevent a person working from a wheelchair?
Is the sink reachable and useable from a sitting position?
Are switches and outlets useable?
Are the appliances useable?

Would the swing of cabinet doors prevent a walker or wheelchair from access?
Are the wall cabinets useable from a wheelchair or scooter?
Is the pantry doorway wide enough?

DiaDot Disability Renovations Bathrooms

Is the bathroom door wide enough for a wheelchair to enter?
Can the sink be used by someone with a walker or wheelchair?
Is the toilet easily usable for someone who is disabled?
Is the shower accessible from a wheelchair?
Does the toilet or shower have any lift seat, or other device to assist the handicapped?
Are there grab bars installed for assistance and safety?
Will the floors become excessively slick when wet?

DiaDot Disability Renovations General

If there are stairs, can they be avoided by someone using a walker or other device?
Are doorways and hallways wide enough to turn in and pass through?
Are closet doors wide enough?
Are shelves reachable?
Are there grab bars where extra safety may be required?

When you're ready to modify your home, we want to help!

The old way to do this type of renovation was to remove all restrictive doorways and delete doors.

Cut down all counter top heights in the kitchen and bathrooms.

Remove and discard base cabinets around sinks.

Give up the use of all wall cabinets, and any closet or shelf storage above 48".

Install industrial, metal grab bars.

These methods restricted the number of potential buyers when the house was ready to be resold, in addition, having everything shortened, and opened, or deleted, was not so convenient for the non-handicapped members of the house.

There is a better way, let us show you how.

	We can make most modifications virtually undetectable, this helps maintain the resale value of your home. Our modifications are friendly to both, handicapped and non-handicapped users.

	We have the knowledge, resources, and experience to get the job done correctly, the first time.

	We have a complete line of ADA compliant grab bars and accessories http://www.diadot.com/store

	We have the unique ability to manufacture cabinets that move or open electronically.

For service in the New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, or Connecticut area Please call DiaDot @ 973-875-5669
or fax us @ 973-875-5634

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	Entrance

	Is there a clear wide path to the entrance? Are there stairs to climb or objects to step over? Is the path smooth enough for wheels or walkers?

	Is the doorway wide enough for a wheelchair, scooter or other mobility device? Is the swing of the door (or screen door) going to obstruct easy entering or exiting? Are things associated with entering and exiting (locks, light switches, alarms) reachable?

	Kitchen

	Are the counters at a workable height with no obstructions below to prevent a person working from a wheelchair? Is the sink reachable and useable from a sitting position? Are switches and outlets useable? Are the appliances useable?

	Would the swing of cabinet doors prevent a walker or wheelchair from access? Are the wall cabinets useable from a wheelchair or scooter? Is the pantry doorway wide enough?

	Bathrooms

	Is the bathroom door wide enough for a wheelchair to enter? Can the sink be used by someone with a walker or wheelchair? Is the toilet easily usable for someone who is disabled? Is the shower accessible from a wheelchair? Does the toilet or shower have any lift seat, or other device to assist the handicapped? Are there grab bars installed for assistance and safety? Will the floors become excessively slick when wet?

	General

	If there are stairs, can they be avoided by someone using a walker or other device? Are doorways and hallways wide enough to turn in and pass through? Are closet doors wide enough? Are shelves reachable? Are there grab bars where extra safety may be required?