Aging-in-Place Contractor in St. Tammany Parish
Safe, accessible home renovations for homeowners in Mandeville, Covington, Madisonville, and across the Northshore.
✓ Licensed Louisiana Contractor — #886155As a licensed renovation contractor and Age Safe America Senior Home Safety Specialist™, we help St. Tammany Parish homeowners stay safe, independent, and comfortable in the homes they love.
Certified Senior Home Safety Specialist™
Total Construction & Renovation LLC is proud to be an Age Safe America Certified Senior Home Safety Specialist™, a national designation earned through professional training in fall-prevention, home accessibility, and senior safety planning.
This certification ensures every assessment and renovation is guided by proven best practices to help older adults remain safe, independent, and confident in their homes — upgrades reviewed against nationally recognized safety standards, not guesswork.
What Kind of Aging-in-Place Upgrade Are You Considering?
Small Safety Upgrades
Best for homes that just need targeted safety improvements.
- ✓ Grab bar installation
- ✓ Non-slip flooring
- ✓ Lighting improvements
- ✓ Minor fixture updates
- ✓ Home safety assessment
Bathroom Accessibility Remodel
Best for reducing fall risk where it matters most.
- ✓ Zero-entry (curbless) shower
- ✓ Comfort-height vanity
- ✓ ADA-height toilet
- ✓ Slip-resistant flooring
- ✓ Grab bars & shower bench
Whole-Home Accessibility Plan
Best for planning ahead across the entire home.
- ✓ Widened doorways & hallways
- ✓ Ramp & entryway modifications
- ✓ Multiple-room upgrades
- ✓ Full home safety evaluation
- ✓ Long-term accessibility planning
Common Aging-in-Place Concerns We Solve
The concern that sounds most like yours:
“I’m worried about falling in the shower.”
A zero-entry shower eliminates the step-in curb, paired with slip-resistant tile, grab bars, and a shower bench for stability.
“My doorways are too narrow for a wheelchair or walker.”
Many older homes have 28-inch doorways. We widen openings to 32–36 inches and adjust framing for smoother transitions.
“The lighting makes it hard to see at night.”
Motion-activated hallway lighting, brighter overhead fixtures, and illuminated switches reduce fall risk after dark.
“I want to stay in my home, not move to assisted living.”
A full home safety evaluation identifies hazards early, so you can plan and phase upgrades before mobility challenges force a decision.
“I’m worried modifications will look clinical or institutional.”
Modern grab bars, fixtures, and finishes are designed to blend with your home’s style — safe, but never sterile-looking.
Popular Aging-in-Place Upgrades on the Northshore
- ◆ Zero-entry (curbless) showers
- ◆ Grab bars, rated 250–500 lbs
- ◆ Non-slip, slip-resistant flooring
- ◆ Widened doorways (32–36 in.)
- ◆ Motion-activated lighting
- ◆ Comfort-height, knee-clearance vanities
- ◆ Shower benches & grab points
- ◆ ADA-height toilets & fixtures
Our Aging-in-Place Process
Home Safety Evaluation
A Senior Home Safety Specialist™ walks your home, identifies hazards, and discusses your mobility needs.
Personalized Recommendations
We recommend specific upgrades based on your mobility needs, budget, and how you use your home day to day.
Plan & Product Selection
A clear renovation plan and scope, plus guidance on materials and products suited to accessibility and style.
Professional Installation
Grab bars, walk-in showers, doorway widening, lighting, flooring, and mobility-focused layout upgrades are installed by our team.
Final Safety Inspection
We review every upgrade with you to confirm it supports independence, safety, and comfort for years to come.
Why Northshore Homeowners Choose Us for Aging-in-Place
- ✓ Licensed & insured contractor
- ✓ Thoughtful, discreet modifications
- ✓ Personalized renovation plans
- ✓ Clear communication throughout
- ✓ Respectful, clean worksites
- ✓ Local Northshore expertise
Not Sure Where to Start?
Answer a few quick questions in your head, and we’ll help point you in the right direction when you reach out:
Aging-in-Place Frequently Asked Questions
What does aging-in-place remodeling include?
Aging-in-place renovations focus on improving safety and accessibility. Common upgrades include walk-in showers, grab bars, wider doorways, improved lighting, and mobility-friendly layouts.
What is the most common aging-in-place renovation?
Walk-in or zero-entry showers are the most common modification because they significantly reduce fall risk in bathrooms.
Can aging-in-place upgrades increase home value?
Yes. Many accessibility upgrades such as wider doorways, better lighting, and modern walk-in showers appeal to a broader range of homebuyers.
Aging-in-Place Renovations Across the Northshore
We proudly serve Mandeville, Covington, Madisonville, Abita Springs, Lacombe, Slidell, and nearby neighborhoods including Greenleaves, Beau Chêne, TerraBella, Maison du Lac, The Woodlands, Spring Haven, Magnolia Ridge, French Branch, and River Oaks.
Looking for checklists, local programs, or fall-prevention guides? Visit our Aging-in-Place Resource Hub →
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Ready to Make Your Home Safer?
Every evaluation is performed or overseen by an Age Safe America Senior Home Safety Specialist™, ensuring your upgrades align with the highest standards for accessibility, safety, and comfort.