Request an Estimate for Accessibility & Home Updates

Planning accessibility upgrades or a larger home update in the Grand Rapids or Detroit area? Share a few details and Midwest Neighborhood Solutions will follow up with a clear, written estimate.

Practical Accessibility and Home Updates That Make Everyday Living Easier

Some projects are about style—but many are about safety, comfort, and moving through your home more easily.

Midwest Neighborhood Solutions focuses on accessibility-minded remodels and larger interior projects, not one-off handyman visits. If you’re planning a bathroom update, basement remodel, or accessibility upgrade that will take more than a quick stop, this is the right place to start.

Projects We Commonly Work On

Accessibility-focused bathroom remodels – curbless or low-threshold showers, grab bars, comfort-height toilets, slip-resistant flooring, better lighting, and wider clearances.

Accessibility-focused kitchen updates – easier-to-reach storage, wider pathways, lever handles, and layout adjustments for mobility devices.

Entry & circulation improvements – ramps, safer exterior steps and landings, better handrails, and improvements to move more easily between rooms.

Larger interior updates – basement remodels, multi-room updates, new flooring throughout main areas, or coordinating several interior changes in one project.

Note: We focus on larger projects and grouped updates—not single small handyman tasks like changing one light fixture or patching a tiny hole.

Tell Us About Your Accessibility or Home Update Project

Share what’s hardest about using the space right now and what you’d like to change. We’ll look over your details carefully and follow up with options and a clear estimate.

First Name

Last Name

Phone (Optional)

Email *

Address

Street Address

City

State

Country

Postal Code

Which area are you in?

What best describes this project?

What type of space are you planning to update?

Do we need to plan for any accessibility or mobility needs?

What are the biggest challenges with the space right now?

Do you have a target budget range for this project?

When would you like the work to start?

Upload any photos or plans (optional)

Note: Wide shots of the whole room and close-ups of any problem areas are helpful.

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We know these projects can feel personal and important. We’ll review your information, follow up with any questions, and schedule a visit if needed. Then we’ll send a written estimate you can review on your own time—no pressure and no pushy sales pitch.

We’ll never sell your information. We only use these details to understand your project and contact you about your estimate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you handle small handyman jobs?

We focus on larger projects and grouped updates—like accessibility-focused bathroom remodels, basement projects, or multiple-room updates. If your project is just a single quick repair, we may not be the best fit, but if you’re planning a more involved project, we’d be happy to talk.

I’m not sure exactly what we need, just that the space isn’t safe or easy to use. Can you still help?

Yes. You don’t have to know the exact solution. If you can describe what’s hard to do right now—like getting into the shower, using stairs, or moving through a hallway—we can suggest options and walk you through what each would involve.

Do you follow ADA guidelines in homes?

ADA rules are written for commercial spaces, but we use ADA-informed best practices—like clearances, reach ranges, and slopes—as a guide. Then we adapt those ideas to your specific home and mobility needs so the space is both safer and practical for everyday life.