Sleepy Hollow Kitchens and Baths, Inc.

Sleepy Hollow Kitchens and Baths operates from Westchester County, in a community where nearly a quarter of residents are over 65 and homeownership is strong. The contractor's core business centers on kitchen and bathroom remodeling, with a cabinet showroom on-site, but their service menu includes several modifications that directly support aging-in-place goals: walk-in tub and shower conversions, grab bar installation, countertop lowering for seated access, non-slip flooring, ADA toilet installation, and broader interior accessibility work.

What stands out in their positioning is the emphasis on personalized design paired with cabinetry options across different budgets. For aging-in-place projects, this matters. A kitchen or bathroom renovation that accommodates mobility changes or vision loss doesn't need to sacrifice aesthetics or feel institutional. The ability to work with homeowners on both form and function - and to offer cabinet solutions at varying price points - suggests flexibility in how they approach a remodeling scope.

Early ratings are positive (5.0 across two reviews), though the sample is small. That suggests recent customers have had good experiences, but a conversation with the contractor about references for aging-in-place specific work would be prudent before committing.

Sleepy Hollow Kitchens and Baths is worth contacting if you're planning a bathroom or kitchen remodel with accessibility in mind and want to work with a local, design-conscious contractor who can handle both the structural and aesthetic sides of the project. Their showroom presence and cabinetry expertise also mean you can see options in person rather than ordering sight unseen.