Senior & Accessible Housing

For older adults and residents with mobility needs, the right home supports independence and safety every day. New manufactured and modular homes can include accessibility features from the start, which is often simpler than retrofitting an existing home.

Kitchen in a new manufactured home

Accessibility Features to Consider

  • Ramps and no-step entries
  • Wider doorways and hallways
  • Accessible bathrooms with low-threshold or roll-in showers and grab bars
  • Lever handles and easy-to-reach controls
  • Open floor plans that accommodate mobility aids

Available features vary by manufacturer and model, so we identify residents’ needs early, during planning and home selection.

Stainless steel ADA grab bar installed in a new home shower
Aluminum accessibility ramp with handrails on a manufactured home replacement project
New manufactured home with a switchback accessibility ramp

For Senior Housing Programs

We support agencies and nonprofits developing senior housing and aging-in-place programs with home selection, specifications, replacement-home coordination, and quality control.

Single-level modular duplexes can also be a practical option for senior rental housing.

For Individual Buyers

Buying for yourself or a family member? See how we work with homebuyers →

Let’s Plan a Home That Fits

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