Mote Custom Framing & Home Improvement

Mote Custom Framing & Home Improvement serves Piqua and the surrounding area from a straightforward location on First Street. The shop carries the footprint of a general contractor - they handle drywall, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, framing, and handyman work. For someone in the aging-in-place phase of life, that range of skills translates to real value: the crew can manage grab bar installation, lower countertops to wheelchair-accessible heights, convert a standard tub to a walk-in shower or tub, install slip-resistant flooring, and handle the structural adjustments that come with first-floor bedroom or bathroom relocations.

Piqua is a city where about one in four residents is over 65, and where homeownership remains the norm - the kind of place where people often want to stay put as they age rather than move. That's the market Mote is built for. Because they list multiple related specialties rather than claiming to be aging-in-place specialists, the expectation is that you'd call them with a specific scope of work - a grab bar here, a bathroom safety upgrade there - rather than a wholesale universal design consultation. That approach works fine if you know what you need, or if you're working with an occupational therapist or aging-services coordinator who's already laid out the plan.

Since this contractor does not yet have established ratings on our directory, you won't find a track record of reviews here. That's worth acknowledging upfront when you call. What you can do is ask directly about their experience with accessibility modifications, whether they've installed walk-in tubs or converted showers, and how they handle the permitting side of bathroom work - all reasonable questions for someone making a modification decision.

For a straightforward aging-in-place project in Piqua, Mote is worth a conversation.