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Atlas Home Improvement

Highly Rated
4.8(1,313 reviews)

As Michigan’s premier home improvement company, we provide an incredible value on bathroom and kitchen remodels as well as gutters...

Specialties

Bathroom remodelerContractorGutter serviceKitchen remodelerMobility equipment supplierRemodeler

Service Area

10824 Plaza Dr, Whitmore Lake, MI 48189, United States

Editorial summary

Our Take

Age At Home Directory editors

Atlas Home Improvement serves Whitmore Lake and the surrounding Michigan communities from their Plaza Drive location. With over 1,300 public reviews averaging 4.8 out of 5, they've built a substantial track record—the kind that reflects consistent work rather than occasional projects.

What they actually do spans general remodeling, but they've developed clear depth in bathrooms and kitchens, which tend to be the priority areas for aging-in-place modifications. Their service menu includes grab bar installation, walk-in tub and shower conversions, non-slip flooring, countertop lowering, and accessibility upgrades like ADA-compliant toilets. They also handle gutter work and mobility equipment, suggesting they view home safety holistically rather than in isolation.

For someone looking to modify a bathroom for safer aging-in-place—whether that's a walk-in tub, grab bars, or a full accessibility refresh—Atlas appears equipped to handle it. The rating sample is large enough to carry weight; homeowners consistently report satisfaction. Whitmore Lake itself, a small community north of Ann Arbor with a meaningful percentage of owner-occupied homes, is exactly the kind of place where a contractor with solid roots and repeat business tends to do steady work.

The reviews suggest they're accustomed to homeowner concerns about budget, timeline, and follow-through—common worries on any remodeling job, but especially important when you're modifying your home for safety and independence.

Atlas Home Improvement is worth calling for a bathroom accessibility project or first-floor living modifications if you're in their service area. Ask about their experience with aging-in-place work specifically, and request references from similar projects.