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Get a Contractor | VGM Live at Home

Get a Contractor | VGM Live at Home

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Getting handrails installed can prevent falls and facilitate independence. Adding a stair lift can make it possible to stay living at home even when physically doing the stairs is not possible. And adding a custom ramp can be the difference between living at home and needing to move.

Find a vetted contractor with experience specifically in accessibility and home modifications in your area by completing the popup or clicking here!

*We care greatly about your privacy*
This information will only go to VGM Live at Home and just one person will contact you back to get you connected with the right contractor for your needs. You will not get a bunch of calls from a ton of different service providers.

Why we know this works

Finding a good contractor can be really hard. And finding one that has some experience with specialized accommodations due to health is even more tricky. We personally struggled with keeping a good running list in our heads for people we trusted to refer to our patients and that's just for the cities we live in!

So we are so excited to be able to have this great resource available because every service provider in the VGM Live at Home network is a Master Certified Environmental Access Consultant and can do everything from building a custom ramp to replacing a tub with a shower, add a stair lift or even put in an elevator!

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Get connected here: https://www.asksamie.com/pages/vgm-referral-page

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Get a Contractor | VGM Live at Home service work? A: Our service connects you with vetted contractors who specialize in accessibility and home modifications. Simply complete our quick form, and one qualified professional will contact you to discuss your specific needs - whether it's handrails, stair lifts, custom ramps, or other accessibility modifications.

Q: What types of accessibility modifications can these contractors install? A: Our network of Master Certified Environmental Access Consultants can install handrails, stair lifts, custom ramps, grab bars, vertical platform lifts, and convert tubs to showers. They specialize in modifications for conditions like multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, stroke recovery, and general aging in place needs.

Q: Are the contractors in your network properly certified and vetted? A: Yes, every contractor in our network is a Master Certified Environmental Access Consultant with specific experience in accessibility and home modifications. We carefully vet each professional to ensure they meet our high standards for quality and expertise.

Q: Will I receive multiple calls from different contractors after submitting my information? A: No, we prioritize your privacy and peace of mind. Only one qualified contractor will contact you back to discuss your needs. You won't receive a bunch of calls from multiple service providers.

Q: Is the Get a Contractor referral service free to use? A: Yes, our contractor referral service is completely free. There's no cost to connect with a qualified accessibility contractor in your area.

Q: How quickly will a contractor contact me after I submit my information? A: After you complete our form, one qualified contractor will contact you promptly to discuss your accessibility modification needs and schedule a consultation at your convenience.

Q: What information do I need to provide to get matched with a contractor? A: Simply complete our quick form with basic information about your location and the type of accessibility modifications you need. This helps us connect you with the most suitable contractor for your specific requirements.

Q: Can these contractors help with modifications for specific medical conditions? A: Absolutely. Our contractors have experience working with clients who have various conditions including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, stroke recovery, and other mobility challenges. They understand the specific accessibility needs for aging in place safely.

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