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Visitability

How home accessibility impacts family, friends, and hosting the best dinner party in the neighborhood 

A group of people at a dinner party
The word "visitability" over a faded image of a welcome mat

Visitability

Visitability refers to how easy or difficult it is for people of any age and ability to visit your home. 

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Improving the visitability of a home benefits the home owners, their family, their friends, and the value of the home. 

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Does your home currently have the top three visitability features?

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#1: Zero-Step Entrance

The home should have at least one entrance with no steps or stairs, allowing all visitors to easily enter the home regardless of their mobility needs.​

Fancy Foyer

#2: Hallway and Doorway Width

Doorways should be at least 32 inches wide, and hallways should be at least 36 inches wide. This is important for people using mobility devices, such as wheelchairs and walkers. 

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#3: Accessible Bathroom on the Ground Floor

Lighting, space, and grab bars are important factors in the accessibility of a bathroom.


Interested in improving your home's visitability?

 Let's get started! 
 

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