Handyman Connection of Matthews is excited to announce a new collaboration with our sister company, GoTrueClean, specializing in professional power washing services in the Matthews and Charlotte, NC, area. With GoTrueClean’s expertise in exterior cleaning and maintenance, we now offer a comprehensive range of services to enhance the appearance and longevity of your home or business. From revitalizing dirty siding and decks to restoring the beauty of driveways and sidewalks, our team can tackle even the toughest outdoor cleaning challenges.
Whether you’re preparing your property for sale, refreshing its appearance, or simply maintaining its pristine condition, Handyman Connection and GoTrueClean have you covered. With our combined experience and commitment to excellence, you can trust us to deliver outstanding results and exceed your expectations. Contact us today to learn more about our power washing services and how we can help you maintain a clean and inviting outdoor space.
Aging in Place / July 23, 2019
Home improvement website Houzz.com recently released this year’s Kitchen Trends Study, where a total of 1,337 homeowners were surveyed regarding their recent or planned kitchen renovation projects. Among the most notable findings in the study involved respondents aged 55 or older. Handyman Connection of Matthews, your local experts in home maintenance, discusses more.
About 52% of renovating homeowners today are baby boomers, or those aged 55 or older, with almost seven in ten looking to remain in their homes for the next ten years or so. The study, however, showed that only 37% of them address the needs of aging household members during kitchen renovations.
This is in stark contrast to the 56% who address such needs during master bathroom renovations. Surprisingly, one in five people belonging in younger generations gets to address aging-in-place kitchen needs.
About 28% of the baby boomers address current aging-related needs during kitchen renovation; only 10% address future needs. Within that 28%, more than half of them reacted to the needs that arose two years ago.
Addressing aging-in-place needs in kitchen renovations means opening up the whole space for more accessibility. In fact, nearly half of those addressing aging make their kitchens more open to nearby rooms and more than a third wanted to expand these spaces.
Major upgrades are also important for baby boomers. According to the study, they want their kitchens to be equipped with elaborate lighting inside cabinets, appliances like cooktops and wall ovens, pull-out pantries, natural stone flooring and touch-only faucets.
At Handyman Connection of Matthews, we recognize that many senior homeowners would prefer to age in place rather than move to senior housing. To help them reach their goal, we offer a variety of installation and remodeling services that can help them remain in their own homes as they age, and do so safely, independently and comfortably.
To discuss your aging-in-place kitchen remodeling plans with us, call (704) 255-5626. You can also fill out our contact form to request an estimate.