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Home Improvement Innovations

Specialties

Bathroom remodelerKitchen remodelerConstruction companyContractorGeneral contractorHome improvement store

Service Area

14617 St George's Hill Dr, Orlando, FL 32828, United States

Editorial summary

Our Take

Age At Home Directory editors

Home Improvement Innovations operates as a general contractor and remodeler in Orlando, serving homeowners who want to modify their living spaces. The company lists bathroom and kitchen remodeling as core services, alongside broader construction and home improvement work. For aging-in-place projects specifically, they indicate capacity in several relevant areas: bathroom safety upgrades, grab bar installation, walk-in tub and shower conversions, ADA toilet installation, non-slip flooring, countertop lowering, wider doorways, and support for first-floor living arrangements.

Orlando's housing stock - nearly 40 percent owner-occupied - suggests a community where many residents are invested in long-term home modifications rather than relocations. With roughly one in ten residents aged 65 and older, the city has a steady need for accessibility work, and Home Improvement Innovations positions itself to address that market.

The company is based on St George's Hill Drive on the city's east side, which may affect service radius and scheduling availability. At this stage, they do not yet have established ratings on our directory, so prospective clients will want to request references and examples of past aging-in-place work. Their listing as both a general contractor and a home improvement store suggests they may handle materials procurement in-house, which can sometimes streamline projects.

For homeowners considering modifications like converting a standard bathroom to an accessible one, installing grab bars, or adjusting kitchen heights, reaching out to Home Improvement Innovations makes sense - particularly if you're in the greater Orlando area and want a contractor with general remodeling experience. Ask specifically about aging-in-place projects they've completed, timelines, and how they approach safety standards in bathrooms and common access points.