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Today we are going to discuss aging in place – making spaces for your clients safer, more accessible, and more convenient for everyone, no matter what their abilities are.
Dennis and Glenda Gehman founded Gehman Design Remodeling in 1990. And he’s still going strong on his 29th year in business. Gehman Design Remodeling is a full-service design-build company focussed primarily on residential remodeling. They have a beautiful showroom, which leads to a lot of kitchen and bath projects.
Dennis is a charter member and past president of Bucks Mont NARI & NARI-BIE (the National Association of the Remodeling Industry) and is currently Treasurer of the NARI National Board.
He has been especially involved in creating accessible spaces for his clients, as well as serving on the board of Spruce Lake Retreat, a Christian camp and conference center in the Poconos. Spruce Lake has made serving people with disabilities part of their core values.
He recently completed 8 years (2 of those as the board chair) on the Development Board for Joni & Friends of Greater Philadelphia, a Christian ministry that focuses on people with disabilities and their caregivers.
He is a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS), as well as a:
In addition to all that he personally oversees all disability / aging in place related projects that they remodel.
Construction Business Links:
00:01:40: Some housekeeping
00:03:43: Tech Tip of the Week: Logitech Mouse
00:06:49: Introduction of guest Dennis Gehman
00:09:04: Dennis Gehman background
00:16:07: The importance of accessible spaces
00:16:52: A typical bathroom sales call recommendations
00:20:46: When should someone start thinking about aging in place?
00:21:36: Other items Dennis recommends
00:22:55: What Dennis recommends to make kitchens accessible
00:27:50: Blocking tips for grab bars, etc.
00:31:11: The importance of belonging to an association
00:35:18: What the Sciientific Remodeling System means to Dennis Gehman
00:39:49: Conclusion
00:41:24: Quote of the Week by Steven Krug
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Get Notified Of Future Podcasts And Much More By Becoming A Remodeling Business Blueprint Insider. Join Today. It’s Free!
Today we are going to discuss aging in place – making spaces for your clients safer, more accessible, and more convenient for everyone, no matter what their abilities are.
Dennis and Glenda Gehman founded Gehman Design Remodeling in 1990. And he’s still going strong on his 29th year in business. Gehman Design Remodeling is a full-service design-build company focussed primarily on residential remodeling. They have a beautiful showroom, which leads to a lot of kitchen and bath projects.
Dennis is a charter member and past president of Bucks Mont NARI & NARI-BIE (the National Association of the Remodeling Industry) and is currently Treasurer of the NARI National Board.
He has been especially involved in creating accessible spaces for his clients, as well as serving on the board of Spruce Lake Retreat, a Christian camp and conference center in the Poconos. Spruce Lake has made serving people with disabilities part of their core values.
He recently completed 8 years (2 of those as the board chair) on the Development Board for Joni & Friends of Greater Philadelphia, a Christian ministry that focuses on people with disabilities and their caregivers.
He is a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS), as well as a:
In addition to all that he personally oversees all disability / aging in place related projects that they remodel.
Construction Business Links:
00:01:40: Some housekeeping
00:03:43: Tech Tip of the Week: Logitech Mouse
00:06:49: Introduction of guest Dennis Gehman
00:09:04: Dennis Gehman background
00:16:07: The importance of accessible spaces
00:16:52: A typical bathroom sales call recommendations
00:20:46: When should someone start thinking about aging in place?
00:21:36: Other items Dennis recommends
00:22:55: What Dennis recommends to make kitchens accessible
00:27:50: Blocking tips for grab bars, etc.
00:31:11: The importance of belonging to an association
00:35:18: What the Sciientific Remodeling System means to Dennis Gehman
00:39:49: Conclusion
00:41:24: Quote of the Week by Steven Krug
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.