Guides

Local accessibility guides.

Region-specific information on RAHA eligibility, contractor pricing, and what to expect for home accessibility projects on Vancouver Island.

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Turn a $30K project into $24K in benefits. How to stack federal HATC, BC RAHA, and provincial credits.

Why accessible doesn't mean institutional. Our approach to modifications that look intentional, not medical.

Zero-threshold showers that look like a spa, not a hospital. Vancouver Island costs, components, and RAHA coverage.

Accessibility features that don't announce themselves. Design principles for modifications that feel like upgrades.

Victoria BC home accessibility contractors. Grab bars from $200, ramps from $1,500, walk-in tubs from $8K. RAHA rebates cover up to $20,000.

Nanaimo & Parksville home accessibility: grab bars, ramps, walk-in tubs. RAHA covers up to $20K. Home value limit $824,999.

Cowichan Valley home accessibility: Duncan, Lake Cowichan, Mill Bay. RAHA covers up to $20K. Home value limit $824,999.

Comox Valley home accessibility: Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Campbell River. RAHA covers up to $20K. Home value limit $749,999.

Stair lift installation across Vancouver Island. Straight lifts $3,500-$6,000, curved $10,000-$15,000. RAHA covers up to $20,000.

Wheelchair ramp installation across Vancouver Island. Wood $1,500-$4,000, aluminum $2,000-$6,000, concrete $3,000-$8,000. RAHA eligible.

Victoria bathroom accessibility: walk-in tubs ($8-15K), barrier-free showers ($6-12K), grab bars ($150-400). RAHA covers up to $20,000.

Find contractors in your area who understand RAHA requirements and offer free, no-obligation quotes.