Yes, New Jersey Workers’ Compensation can cover home modifications if they are deemed medically necessary due to a work-related injury. These modifications, like stairlifts or accessible bathrooms, fall under “necessary medical treatment.” Mobility123 specializes in providing these expert accessibility solutions throughout New Jersey.
New Jersey’s JACC program helps eligible seniors (60+) fund services, including home modifications, to safely age in place. As NJ’s leading home accessibility specialist since 2012, Mobility123 provides expert installation of stairlifts, wheelchair lifts, home elevators, and accessible bathrooms often covered under JACC’s Environmental Accessibility Adaptations.
Thinking of adding an elevator to your historic New Jersey residence? This project offers incredible accessibility benefits but requires navigating a maze of state regulations, local permits, and strict historic preservation guidelines. Our comprehensive guide breaks down the entire process for homeowners, balancing modern needs with preserving heritage.
Adding an elevator doesn’t mean sacrificing interior space. An exterior residential elevator installation offers seamless accessibility for existing homes. This comprehensive guide walks you through the entire process, covering planning, permits, construction phases, and how this valuable upgrade can significantly increase your home’s market appeal and resale price.
Upgrade your home elevator with the Savaria Luxury Flush Door, ensuring both compliance and elegance. This door meets A.17.1 code, features a concealed safety interlock, and offers a seamless design with hidden hinges for a modern look. Perfect for Savaria Eclipse elevators.
Installing a wheelchair lift in federally leased buildings requires careful navigation of federal and local regulations. With Mobility123’s proven expertise, discover a step-by-step guide to permits, inspections, and compliance standards.
Retrofitting an existing home with a residential elevator is a strategic investment that increases accessibility, comfort, and property value. By assessing feasibility, selecting a code-compliant system, and addressing structural, budget, and design considerations, you can seamlessly integrate a modern, user-friendly elevator. The result is a more versatile living space that meets current and future mobility needs.
Don’t risk fines or stop-work orders! Installing a home elevator or wheelchair lift in New Jersey requires careful adherence to permit regulations. This guide provides a clear path to compliance, outlining the necessary steps and highlighting the importance of working with licensed professionals.
Regular maintenance of home accessibility equipment—such as stairlifts, elevators, and wheelchair lifts—is critical for ensuring user safety, preserving device longevity, and preventing expensive repairs. By following a strategic maintenance schedule, homeowners not only safeguard their family’s well-being and independence but…
As New Jersey’s housing market evolves, more homeowners are recognizing the value of accessibility features, not just for enhancing daily life but also as a strategic investment to boost home resale value. From stairlifts and home elevators to accessible bathrooms,…
