Most homes have more than one workable location for a residential elevator. The most common are stacked closets on two floors, a corner of a room, a space beside the staircase, and the garage or a small exterior addition. The right spot is the one that connects the rooms the person actually uses every day […]
Multi-generational households — where grandparents, adult children, and sometimes a third generation share a single home — are one of the fastest-growing household configurations in the United States, and New England is no exception. Making that arrangement work long-term requires thinking about the home at two levels simultaneously: what does the oldest generation need today, […]
Residential elevators are rapidly gaining popularity among homeowners looking to improve accessibility, enhance property value, and enjoy the convenience of floor-to-floor travel. Whether you’re planning for aging in place, accommodating family members with mobility challenges, or simply adding a touch of luxury to your home, installing a residential elevator is a smart investment. However, the […]
While the kitchen can certainly pose some risks, the bathroom is generally considered to be the most injury-prone room in the home. Over two-thirds of all home injuries that result in emergency room visits occur around the bathtub, shower, or toilet. Falls are also the leading cause of injury among adults aged 65 and over, […]
