Accessibility Project

Are your elderly parents moving in with you? Do you need wheelchair access? Our architects and 3 Verified Contractors have the special skills to design and adapt your home to ensure you feel safe.

How it works

Describe Your Project

Answer a few quick questions about your renovation and an experienced Renovation Advisors will get back to you.

Get Connected With Verified Contractors

Our Perfect Match tool will find you up to three contractors verified through our exclusive 53-point Verification Process.

Choose Your Best Contractor

Review competing bids and select the best contractor to get started, knowing we are there for you throughout your project.

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What Determines the Cost of an Accessibility Project?

Many factors affect the cost of an accessibility project, such as

  • Your specific accessibility needs
  • Material requirements
  • Structural changes

You can find yourself paying anywhere between $9,000 for small projects and $48,000+ for large interior renovations

Why people trust us

9.5
the average contractor rating by our clients
3–8
weeks to complete a typical accessibility project
3
Verified Contractors competing for your project

Your Personal Assistant

A dedicated Renovation Advisor is assigned to your accessibility project. Your Advisor will be there to schedule appointments, help you understand quotes, provide you with a Verification Report for each contractor, and support you until your renovation is complete.

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“Helping someone adapt their living space to allow them to continue to live in their home or welcome aging parents is incredibly rewarding.”

Karine

Renovation Advisor

Guarantee

Benefit from our no-cost guarantee

The RenoAssistance Guarantee is an additional warranty offered at no charge for any customer undertaking their renovation project with us.*

* Conditions apply. Only available to residents of Quebec at this time.

84,796

happy clients trusted us with their projects

No fees. No obligation.

Best Accessibility Contractors

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We want your bathroom renovation to run smoothly, which is why we only work with highly qualified professionals.

At RenoAssistance, all of our contractors are thoroughly vetted through our exclusive 53-point Verification Process.

Our goal is to provide you with a successful renovation from start to finish. We will have up to three contractors bid on your project to ensure you are getting the best value. We will also provide you with a Verification Report for each contractor, so you can relax knowing your project is in good hands.

What an accessibility contractor can assist you with

  • Needs assessment
  • Design
  • Wheelchair ramps
  • Roll-in showers or stand-up tubs
  • Easy-access cabinetry
  • Elevator installation
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Our Renovation Guide

What you will learn from the guide:

  • Important questions to ask your contractor
  • How to reduce your risk
  • How to save time and money
  • And more answers to your questions!

Frequently asked questions

What work is eligible for the Residential Adaptation Assistance Program (RAAP)?

Work that allows for the modification and adaptation of the home of a disabled person so that they can enter, exit, and have independent access to the areas essential to their daily life is eligible. The work must comprise simple and economical solutions and must be carried out by a contractor who possesses the appropriate license from the Régie du bâtiment du Québec.

Who is eligible for RAAP?

Any person who is limited in the performance of their daily tasks due to a disability and whose file has been approved by a health professional, such as an occupational therapist. They must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and must not be eligible for financial assistance from the SAAQ or the CNEEST.

How do I enroll in the home adaptation program?

Once your needs have been identified, you can obtain the registration form for the home adaptation program from the Société d’habitation du Québec or from a CLSC. A specific order of steps imposed by the government must be followed in order for your request to be properly processed.

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“My elderly grandparents moved in with my parents. I understand the stress this places on the entire family.”

Yves

Renovation Advisor