James and Patti Wright with JNA Construction, winner of the Austin NARI General Contractor Award in 2005, understand the needs Austin Seniors have in remodeling their homes to meet their active and sometimes, not so active lifestyle. JNA Construction can be reached at (512)266-2046.
Seniors want to live out their entire lives living at home but some look short-term, the next five years. When that's the case, JNA Construction says most look to do improvements or remodeling. JNA Construction excels in remodeling tips for making homes more senior-friendly.
Life events common to the Senior 50-plus generation that trigger home remodeling or improvements are retirement, birth of a grandchild, caring for an elderly parent and moving them in, an adult child moving home, often provoke home improvement projects. Many seniors also want the functionality of their home to be hobby-friendly and a comfortable place to entertain friends and family.
When our boomer and Senior customers plan home remodeling or improvement projects, JNA Construction offer the products, services and know-how they need to create an intergenerational living space that welcomes all ages and abilities in the family.
Key home improvement findings for consumers 50 and older include the following: (by Senior Citizens Home and Communities)
● 60 percent expect to live in their current residence during the next five years.
● 65 percent plan to remodel or improve their homes.
● 42 percent of all home improvement projects will be done by outside contractors.
● 77 percent believe how their home looks is an important part of who they are.
● 73 percent say the kitchen is the most important room for them.
Give JNA Construction a call at (512) 266-2046. They will discuss with you:
1. The type of projects they do
2. How their business operates
3. Services they provide
4. Site Visit - The first visit and consultation is completed at no charge
5. The Design
6. The Bid
7. Contract
8. Construction
9. Warrantly
Go to for details DESIGN/BUILD Process.
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