Frequently Asked Questions

The cost depends on the material you choose (wood or aluminum), the total length needed, and whether the ramp includes any turns or landings. At Better With Age Home Services, we provide in-person consultations to measure your space and discuss material options before sending a detailed estimate.

We schedule an appointment to measure your home and discuss material preferences and ramp placement. After the visit, we email you a detailed estimate. Once you approve it, we schedule the assembly and installation at your convenience.

No, you should wait at least three months before painting or staining. We use high-quality pressure-treated lumber that needs time to dry and cure properly for paint or stain to adhere correctly and last.

We visit your home to assess where grab bars will be installed and discuss your preferred material, texture, and color. After emailing you an estimate and receiving approval, we schedule the professional installation using heavy-duty anchors and silicone sealant for secure, long-lasting mounting.

Acid etch treatments create microscopic etches on porcelain, tile, granite, marble, and stone surfaces that enhance traction without changing the floor's appearance. This process significantly reduces slipperiness, especially in bathrooms and other moisture-prone areas throughout Albany, GA homes.

Most wheelchair ramps are private pay, meaning the customer pays directly. However, some insurance plans, workers' compensation, or Medicaid may cover the cost in certain situations. At Better With Age Home Services, we recommend calling us to discuss your specific coverage options.

Both materials trap water against the wood, causing it to rot prematurely. We construct ramps using deck boards with small gaps that allow water to drain through, which preserves the ramp's structural integrity and longevity in Albany's humid climate.

Wheelchair ramps can be built from custom wood or aluminum, depending on your needs and budget. Wooden ramps offer a traditional look and can be painted or stained, while aluminum ramps are low-maintenance and weather-resistant for long-term durability.

Yes, door widening modifications and offset hinge installations expand doorway openings to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices. This improvement allows easier passage throughout your home and is a common aging-in-place modification for seniors in Albany, GA.

Many people install grab bars into drywall alone without proper anchoring, which can fail under weight and cause serious injury. Professional installation uses heavy-duty anchors secured into studs or blocking, along with silicone sealant, to ensure the bars can safely support body weight.