Portland ADA Contractors

Casey was our contact person through Deb's construction. Everyone in their family business are very nice and helpful. He had us come to their office to see some samples of what we could do. We put in a new shower that was handicapped accessible, new sink, made bathroom and bedroom doorway larger for wheelchair accessability. The project went well, there was a couple days in delay in getting project completed, but that happens with any remodeling project! The end result is beautiful and functional for my mother-in-law. The care givers are particularly happy! What I like best is that the new shower doesn't look like a typical handicap shower. It is very stylish and will not interfere with the resale of the house when that time comes. Deb's construction team are honest, timely, professional, and are skilled at what they do. I would certainly use their services again and recommend them to my friends!

The tile work was superb, our bathroom is beautiful and functional. I would highly recommend In Your Home for their professionalism, reliability and excellent work. They brought the job in on time and on budget.

Duane Underwood and crew did a great job. They arrived on time and completed the job a day sooner than expected.

Explained services and pricing well...answered all questions ( and I had many), and helped formulate solutions for our individual needs.

He has been doing work for me for years. I am always very pleased with his work. For the fence, it was about $350 for his labor only.

I called on behalf of my mother who needed to have someone install handicapped bars for my dad who is in hospital. The woman who answered my call was very nice. I explained that we needed them right away since we weren't sure when he would be released. She rearranged some schedules to shift David Kelley from a current job to ours since she felt he would be most qualified for our needs. She was able to secure availability for the next day, and told me to expect a call from him before he arrived.David called at 11 to let me know he was running behind schedule for our 1pm appointment and to verify what color bars we preferred, and again when he was leaving for our job. He arrived at 1:45. He was professional and friendly. He brought the bars he thought we would need. We led him to the bathroom, where he made suggestions about where bars should be, which bars and what height. He was patient with my mom who was a little emotional about the whole thing. He made measurements and marks. We had a coupon for $40 off with three hours work, and my mom wanted to show him what else she wanted him to do. He fixed every single wobbly cabinet door in the kitchen, checking all of them instead of just working on the few bad ones pointed out. He then went to install the bars in the bathroom. When I went in to let him know that I was going, he was cleaning out the shower head. When he was cleaning up after the installation, he felt the shower head wasn't working right. He said he hoped I didn't mind that he was fixing it. He made the whole thing work better than it has for a long time. My mom was delighted with the work, he did an excellent job of installation, and he was patient and respectful of her hearing loss and need to read his lips.

I called on behalf of my mother who needed to have someone install handicapped bars for my dad who is in hospital. The woman who answered my call was very nice. I explained that we needed them right away since we weren't sure when he would be released. She rearranged some schedules to shift David Kelley from a current job to ours since she felt he would be most qualified for our needs. She was able to secure availability for the next day, and told me to expect a call from him before he arrived.David called at 11 to let me know he was running behind schedule for our 1pm appointment and to verify what color bars we preferred, and again when he was leaving for our job. He arrived at 1:45. He was professional and friendly. He brought the bars he thought we would need. We led him to the bathroom, where he made suggestions about where bars should be, which bars and what height. He was patient with my mom who was a little emotional about the whole thing. He made measurements and marks. We had a coupon for $40 off with three hours work, and my mom wanted to show him what else she wanted him to do. He fixed every single wobbly cabinet door in the kitchen, checking all of them instead of just working on the few bad ones pointed out. He then went to install the bars in the bathroom. When I went in to let him know that I was going, he was cleaning out the shower head. When he was cleaning up after the installation, he felt the shower head wasn't working right. He said he hoped I didn't mind that he was fixing it. He made the whole thing work better than it has for a long time. My mom was delighted with the work, he did an excellent job of installation, and he was patient and respectful of her hearing loss and need to read his lips.

His name is Brian. He works with seniors with disabilities. He had good ideas and I was pleased with his suggestions. This experience was good but I had him give me a bid for windows later. We were tired of dealing with the window company and I thought I might be able to get them cheaper. I found out later that if he put the windows in, then the warranty would be voided and based on that, we had to cancel. We wanted him to do something else and he wouldn't call us back. Finally we talked to him and he was snippy and said that he didn't have time to deal with people that didn't use his services. It is too bad because we have other work that we would like done. It is kind of disappointing and I will not use his services in the future.

The guy was incredible. He did just an awesome job. We have a disabled son who is 25 and wants to live on his own but needs some help. At another home that we own where some of his best buddies live, we turned half the basement and made it into a full service apartment so he has his own kitchen, own bathroom, own bedroom and everything. It turned out awesome. He's happy, we're happy, I feel if something happens to me, when I die, I wouldn't worry about him, that he has a safe place to live. Eric, the owner of Remedy was incredible. I would give him better than an A. He was just awesome! We will use him again in the future. He is one of the sweetest guys next to my son.

Paul was awesome! If I could give him an A++++ I would. Anyone lucky enough to hire Paul will get above and beyond great service. His Master Craftsman, Mark Doescher, was excellent. I m disabled and needed a new, safe bathroom. They completely gutted the bathroom clear to the studs in the wall then replaced the old (1963) shower with a new tile one complete with a bench seat, large cutout in the shower wall to hold shampoo and other sundries, grab bars all around the shower, hand-held shower wand that I could reach from a sitting position and my husband could use standing up. Paul went with us to help us pick out the tiles (good quality and sturdy) and also helped us pick out the other fixtures, faucets, lights, fan, sink, and other sundries. The bathroom is small and he was able to have his cabinet person build us a vanity with drawers (you can't appreciate that until you have no place to store 'stuff') and a large cabinet over the commode for more storage. We picked out the quartz counter top for the vanity and the cabinet maker put the sink to one side to allow more room for the drawers, yet it looked very nice. The shower has glass above the vanity (so I'm not showering is a 'cave') and a glass door from the vanity to the far wall. Add a mirrored medicine cabinet (more storage!) and an ADA commode with grab bars all around and I have a great bathroom!! Paul dropped by almost every day to check up on the job even though he knew Mark knew his job well and was doing a great job. Mark made sure that the bench seat was the right height for me as were all the grab bars to keep me safe. Mark had experience setting up bathrooms for disabled people and his care and concern showed in his work. He also put a hand rail on my front porch for safety because there is a steep step there and another minor project that made my life soooo much better. Their prices were quite reasonable for the work they did and I will not hesitate to use them again for any other projects. They were pleasant to work with and kept me appraised on what they were doing and why. Again I would recommend them without hesitation to anyone who has a home 'project' done.