Accessibility Infrastructure Services

A business focused on installing accessibility features like ramps and stair lifts in homes for the aging population. This service addresses the growing need for home modifications as more seniors prefer to age in place.

The business could operate on a service fee model, charging homeowners for installations. Additionally, insurance companies may cover some costs, providing an avenue for reimbursement.

Problem Solved

The service solves the problem of limited accessibility for seniors who wish to remain in their homes, enhancing their quality of life while addressing the shortage of in-home care facilities.

Skills Required

Skills in construction, project management, and knowledge of accessibility regulations are essential, along with customer service skills to effectively communicate with clients.

Why this works now

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandates accessibility features in public spaces, creating a favorable environment for home modifications. A viable first-revenue move involves listing services on Angi's contractor directory, which connects homeowners with local service providers. A significant challenge in the first year will be navigating the complexities of insurance reimbursement processes, which can delay payments and complicate cash flow management.

Where this idea came from

Podcast: Koerner Office

Episode: The Most Overlooked Way to Get Rich in America - Ep. #326

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