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Aging-in-place & accessibility solutions
Tallahassee, Florida

Independence
starts at home.

Thoughtful home modifications that help you—or someone you love—live safely, comfortably and independently in the home that’s already yours.

The home you love
should keep working for you.

Homes are designed around who we are today—not necessarily who we’ll be ten or twenty years from now.

A few thoughtful changes can make a meaningful difference in safety, comfort and independence, without turning a beloved home into something institutional.

Age & Accessibility Home Solutions helps families rethink the home around the people living in it.

Operations Manager Kathy Watkins and owner Sandy Garber outside a Tallahassee home

Kathy Watkins, Operations Manager · Sandy Garber, Owner

This business
started at home.

When Sandy Garber’s own mother needed assistance while maintaining her independence, Sandy modified her home to create two separate living areas and make daily life more comfortable.

That personal experience shaped Age & Accessibility Home Solutions: practical knowledge, an understanding of trust and safety, and respect for how personal these decisions can be.

Sandy brings experience as the owner of Flamingo Construction and as a 28-year veteran of the Tallahassee Police Department.

Meet Sandy

A home designed
around you.

From a single grab bar to a whole-home renovation, every change begins with what would make life at home easier.

01

Bathrooms

Barrier-free showers, walk-in tubs, grab bars, shower seats, comfort-height toilets, and fixtures—chosen to make everyday routines feel easier.

02

Movement at home

Ramps, stair lifts, elevators, ceiling lifts, flooring, and automated doors that help each room feel more within reach.

03

Living well

Accessible kitchens, security devices, and whole-home renovations that support the way you want to live.

An elegant barrier-free shower with integrated grab bar

Safer doesn’t
have to feel clinical.

Accessibility should feel like part of your home—not something added onto it.

Thoughtful design can improve movement, safety and independence while preserving the warmth, beauty and personality of the place you love.

When you’re helping
Mom or Dad stay home.

Sometimes the person searching for solutions isn’t the homeowner.

It’s a son or daughter trying to make Mom’s bathroom safer, help Dad navigate the house more easily, or simply understand what could make everyday life more manageable.

We help families see what’s possible and consider thoughtful changes for the home they already love.

Start a conversation
A mature man comfortably making coffee in his kitchen

Start with the person.
Then design the home.

Sandy begins with a personal meeting to hear your specific needs, offer choices, and present solutions.

The goal is an honest, fair evaluation of improvements that can add convenience, ease and safety—without pressure or one-size-fits-all recommendations.

Listen closelyRespect the homeFind the right fit
“It was a small job for her, but a really important one for me in terms of being able to safely access the second floor.”

— Suzanne Hood, retired judge

It starts with
a conversation.

  1. 01

    Listen

    Meet personally to understand the homeowner, the home, and what’s becoming difficult.

  2. 02

    Consider

    Talk through choices and identify thoughtful changes within your needs and budget.

  3. 03

    Transform

    Complete the work with attention to detail and respect for your home.

An inviting North Florida home beneath live oaks

Let’s make home
work better for you.

Whether you’re planning ahead or helping someone you love, the first step is simply understanding what’s possible.

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