How to Renovate Your Home So Every Generation Can Live Comfortably — Safely and Independently

With housing costs rising and families choosing to live together longer, multi-generational homes are becoming one of the fastest-growing renovation trends.
But upgrading a home for aging parents, mobility needs, accessibility, or long-term independence requires careful planning — and expert guidance.

This free webinar walks homeowners through everything needed to design a space that is safe, functional, and beautifully integrated with your lifestyle.

What You’ll Learn in This Webinar

Aging-in-Place Renovation Strategies

• Barrier-free floor plans

• Main-floor bedroom and bathroom options

• Future-proofing mechanical systems and layouts

Universal Design Principles

• Designing for all ages and abilities

• Easy-reach storage, accessible kitchens, adaptable bathrooms

• The difference between “accessible” and “age-friendly” design

Accessibility Upgrades That Add Real Value

• Zero-threshold showers

• Wider doorways + hallway clearances

• Smart-home tech for safety and convenience

Multi-Generational Suite Planning

• Separate entrances

• Soundproofing considerations

• Converting basements, garages, or additions

Cost Expectations, Permits & Timelines

• Typical renovation investments

• Code requirements for accessibility

• Common surprises homeowners should plan for

Why Multi-Generational & Accessible Design Matters

Renovations that support aging parents or mobility needs are not just about meeting today’s requirements — they increase safety, reduce long-term care costs, and improve quality of life.
They also add long-term resale value, as accessibility features are increasingly in demand.

If you’re planning a renovation for an aging parent, someone with mobility needs, or extended family living under one roof, this webinar provides a trusted roadmap.

Who Should Attend

This webinar is ideal for:

• Homeowners planning for aging parents

• Families considering multi-generational living

• Anyone preparing for future mobility needs

• People interested in universal or barrier-free design

• Homeowners exploring accessibility renovations before hiring a contractor

About the Presenter

Our expert renovation and custom home team specializes in multi-generational design, accessibility upgrades, and universal design renovations.
With years of experience transforming homes to support independent living, we guide families through every step of the process — from design to permits to construction.