About Adaptive Living

Adaptive Living specializes in accessible home renovations in Ottawa for seniors and people with mobility or cognitive challenges. Services include home safety audits and assessments, urgent safety retrofits, accessible bathrooms and curbless showers, accessible kitchens, ramps, grab bars, stair lifts and aging in place renovations. It prepares design plans and handles project management, and it replies to enquiries within 12 hours. Reviewers mention accessible bathrooms, safety advice and meticulous work. 18 Google reviewers give it an average of 4.7 out of 5, with 16 at the top mark.

Topics in its Google reviews: friendly staff (4), accessible bathroom (3), meticulous work (3), safe home (3), caring staff (3), safety advice (2), fair pricing (2), contractor (2), expertise (2), modified (2)

Services and details

Renovates homes
Yes
Kitchen renovations
Yes
Bathroom renovations
Yes
Design and build
Yes

No information yet on basement finishing, home additions, builds custom homes, commercial projects, handles permits, states it is insured, states HCRA licence or Tarion registration, offers a warranty, free estimates, financing available. Not stated by the company; worth asking on the first call.

Contact

(343) 572-7290
Serves Ottawa, ON (works at clients' homes)
Website
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Location

Serves Ottawa, ON; no public street address.

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Disclaimer

Company details here come from public business information and are for reference only. We do not check licences, registrations, insurance or WSIB coverage, and a listing is not a recommendation. Ontario has no provincial licence for renovating existing homes; the Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA) licenses builders and sellers of new homes, and some cities, such as Toronto and Mississauga, license renovators themselves. Electrical work done for pay needs a contractor licensed through the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA), and gas work needs a TSSA-registered contractor. Before hiring, check with those bodies and your municipality, ask for a WSIB clearance, and put the agreement in writing.

Adaptive Living

About Adaptive Living

Services and details

Renovates homes

Kitchen renovations

Bathroom renovations

Design and build

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