Smart Accessible Living

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Smart Accessible Living

We build and remodel homes with a focus on designing solutions for barrier-free independent living.

We are a family owned business that began in 2012 by Robert and Jason Pfeifer, father and son. Recognizing our society’s growing aging in place and senior population, we decided to focus our skills and experiences on serving this group of people. We are compassionate in helping you remain in your home comfortably, safely, and barrier free by adapting the home around you. Combined, we have over 45

years of experience in customer relations, working working with disabled individuals, and general construction & remodeling. Since we focus on the senior and disabled population, we understand universal design concepts and adaptive environment modifications. Using our experiences, knowledge, and most importantly listening to your needs, we offer you custom accessibility solutions. Our mission: To earn our customer’s loyalty and trust by understanding and meeting their safety and accessibility needs so they can maintain independence in their homes.

06/06/2022

This remodel consisted of adding a basement powder room and remodeling two first-level bathrooms to incorporate new accessibility features. The upstairs hallway bathroom was updated to have a roll-under sink, ADA toilet, a low-curb shower, and a tilting mirror. The master bathroom also received a roll-under sink, new floor-to-ceiling cabinet, ADA toilet, and a curbless custom tiled shower for ease of rolling or walking in. A new tile floor was laid with integrated warming which these clients will surely enjoy during our Wisconsin winters!

02/24/2022

Planning on aging in place? Expert Robert Pfeifer, president and owner of Smart Accessible Living offers tips to improve the home for those who plan on remaining independent in the comfort of their own space.
Downsizing, changes, and everything from lighting to ramps is in this informative and helpful feature.
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01/23/2022

A completely accessible remodel that included converting fiberglass shower into a barrier free, walk-in custom tiled shower, complete with a shower niche, diverter with separate hose sprayer, and grab bars. The bathroom includes a new heated tile floor, a 19" tall toilet for easy getting down/up, and a toilet paper holder that's also a grab bar. Finally, a new exhaust fan/light/heater combination unit provides additional light and warm air, enveloping our customer with warmth from floor to ceiling.

12/10/2021

This recent ramp was built to suite a wheelchair with a 12:1 pitch with a rubber ramp to floor transition along with a stairs leading off the platform.

12/08/2021

A newly completed accessible remodel that included converting shower to a curbless tiled shower, roll under sink w/ side vanity, a flip down grab bar that folds out of the way when not in use accompanied by a floor to wall grab bar allow our customer full, secure and safe access to his bathroom. A closet shelving system opposite of the shower in the bathroom also provide easy pull out drawers and shelfs for ease of access all within the bathroom.

01/30/2020

This was previously a fiberglass bathtub, which we converted into a tiled curbless shower to better suit our customers’ needs. We installed a collapsible dam at the edge of the shower floor to ensure water retention in this tight space, while shower accessories include grab bars, adjustable shower wand with sliding bar and removable teak bench. The waterproof tiled bathroom floor and fresh coat of paint finished this project.

01/20/2020

On this project we replaced a degraded sliding patio door with a newly framed wall, window, and door with automatic wireless opener for our customer. We also created a large patio overhang for weather protection that matches the existing house's exterior finish material, color, and dimensions to look original. A concrete sidewalk and patio lead up to the this entrance for a private wheelchair accessible basement suite.

01/14/2020

This once divided bathroom with a standard fiberglass shower and sinks was completely remodeled to better fit our customers’ needs. We converted their shower to a tiled curbless shower, installed a roll-under sink with matching vanity and tower cabinet for extra storage, and custom made reducers for easy rolling with a wheelchair. The shower also features a large niche, grab bars, and adjustable sliding bar shower head.

01/08/2020

Double stair railings are a common accessibility upgrade for added safety when you choose to stay in your home. Here we added second railings for the homeowner that matched their existing railings in shape, size and color to ensure it looks original.

01/03/2020

This homeowner needed an easy way in their house while recovering from surgery. We built oversized steps with shallow heights to use in conjunction with their walker for easy access. All sanded, pressure treated material ensures durability and longevity without splinters, while metal stair nosing protects leading nose of each step and helps create a visual distinction for each step.

05/02/2019

Our most recent accessible bathroom conversion included a barrier free custom tile shower with flip down teak bench.

If you know of somebody who needs a shower that is easier for them to get in and out of, this is one of our specialties! Tag them below so they can visit our complete portfolio at smart-accessible-living.com!

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Plymouth, WI

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+12627017164

Website

http://www.smart-accessible-living.com/

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