Helping Families Stay Safe, Independent & Comfortable At Home
From wheelchair lifts and ADA master suites to widened doorways, anti-slip flooring, accessible bathrooms, and whole-home accessibility modifications, we help families adapt homes for safer everyday living after injury, illness, aging, or mobility changes.
Michael Griffin, Owner
Serving Seniors, Injury Recovery Patients, Mobility-Restricted Homeowners, and Insurance-Funded Clients Across Southeast Michigan
When Life Changes, Home Shouldn't Hold You Back
After Live Changes
After an injury, illness, accident, surgery, or mobility change, everyday tasks inside the home can suddenly become difficult or unsafe.
Many families only think about ramps.
But true accessibility often requires changes throughout the entire home.
MFR helps families create safer, more functional living spaces designed for everyday comfort, mobility, and independence.
WHOLE HOUSE MODIFICATIONS
SIMPLE
PROCESS
STEP 1
Request A Walkthrough
STEP 2
Home Accessibility Evaluation
STEP 3
Project Planning & Estimate
STEP 4
Professional Accessibility Modifications
Questions Families Often Ask
What happens during an accessibility walk-through?
The assigned contractor will review the property, discuss the client’s mobility and safety needs, take measurements, and identify possible accessibility modifications.
What happens after the walk-through?
The contractor will prepare a detailed bid outlining the recommended changes, project details, and pricing. The bid can be shared with the family, case manager, or insurance provider when authorized.
Is there a fee for the walk-through?
Yes. A $75 consultation reservation fee is required to secure the appointment. The fee is applied to the final project invoice when the contractor completes the work.
Does the consultation guarantee insurance approval?
No. The contractor provides the recommendations and detailed bid, but insurance coverage and approval are determined by the insurance provider and the client’s policy.
Who should attend the appointment?
When possible, the homeowner, a family decision-maker, and the person who needs the accessibility modifications should be present. A case manager or insurance representative may also participate.
How long does the appointment take?
Most walk-throughs take approximately 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the size of the property and the complexity of the project.
When will we receive the detailed bid?
State the actual delivery time MFR can consistently meet. A professional standard would be:
Most detailed bids are prepared within five to seven business days after the walk-through.
Who will complete the work?
MFR will coordinate the request and assign an appropriate accessibility contractor. The family will receive the contractor’s name and contact information before the appointment is finalized.
Can the contractor communicate with our insurance provider?
Yes. With the client’s authorization, the contractor can provide the detailed bid and project information to the insurance adjuster, case manager, or other approved representative.