Stay in the home you love.

Broadcreek Kitchens specializes in aging-in-place services, including wheelchair-accessible bathrooms, lowered counters, and home elevators.

Stay in the home you love.

Broadcreek Kitchens specializes in aging-in-place services, including wheelchair-accessible bathrooms, lowered counters, and home elevators.

STAY IN THE HOME YOU LOVE

At Broadcreek Kitchens, Bath and Home, we believe your home should grow with you. For over 25 years, we’ve helped Southern Maryland families create beautiful, functional spaces. Today, we are proud to specialize in Aging-in-Place remodeling—the art of modifying your home so you can maintain your independence, safety, and comfort for years to come.

Why Aging in Place Matters


Your home is more than just a building; it’s a lifetime of memories. It’s no surprise that nearly 90% of seniors report that they want to stay in their current homes as they age.

However, many traditional home designs aren't built for evolving mobility needs.


Transitioning to a senior living facility can be stressful and expensive. Our goal is to provide a better alternative: professional renovations that "future-proof" your home, making it safer for you and providing peace of mind for your family.

Our Accessible Living Solutions

We combine luxury craftsmanship with "Universal Design" principles to ensure your home is accessible without feeling clinical.


Home Safety & Accessibility Checklist

Is Your Home Ready for Your Future?

Use this room-by-room guide to identify potential hazards and discover how small changes (or a professional remodel) can help you stay in your home longer and more safely. 

1. Wheelchair Accessible Bathrooms

The bathroom is the most critical room for home safety. We transform high-risk areas into spa-like, accessible retreats.

  • Curbless (Roll-in) Showers: We remove the "trip hazard" of traditional shower curbs, allowing for seamless entry for wheelchairs or walkers.
  • Grab Bar Integration: Modern, stylish grab bars that look like high-end fixtures but provide vital support.
  • Comfort-Height Toilets: Easier on the knees and hips, reducing the strain of sitting and standing.


2. Ergonomic Kitchens & Low-Profile Counters

Cooking should be a joy, not a chore. We redesign kitchens to be maneuverable and ergonomic.

  • Accessible Countertops: We install counters at varying heights, including lowered sections with knee clearance for seated prep or wheelchair use.
  • Pull-Down & Pull-Out Storage: No more reaching for high shelves. We use smart cabinetry solutions that bring your items to you.
  • Touchless Fixtures: Easy-to-use faucets and motion-sensor lighting to assist those with arthritis or limited grip strength.


3. Residential Elevators & Multi-Floor Access

Don't let the stairs dictate which rooms you can use. If your master bedroom is on the second floor, we can help you stay there.

  • Home Elevator Installation: We specialize in integrating residential elevators into existing floor plans. This is a life-changing investment that ensures every inch of your home remains accessible.
  • Stairway Solutions: From widened hallways to smooth flooring transitions, we eliminate the barriers that cause falls.


Benefits of Choosing Broadcreek

  • Southern Maryland Expertise: We understand the unique architecture and local building codes of our community.

  • Independence First: Our designs are focused on helping you perform daily tasks without needing constant assistance.

  • Style Meets Safety: You don’t have to sacrifice your home’s aesthetic. We use premium materials like quartz, granite, and custom cabinetry to ensure your remodel looks as good as it functions.


Did you know? Professional accessibility modifications can significantly increase your home’s resale value while simultaneously saving thousands in potential assisted living costs.

The "Broadcreek Process" Timeline


Our 3 simple steps ease the anxiety of a remodel:

  • In-Home Assessment: We visit your home to identify mobility barriers and safety risks.
  • Custom Design: We create a 3D plan that integrates accessibility features seamlessly with your home's aesthetic.
  • Expert Installation: Our team completes the renovation with minimal disruption to your daily life.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Aging in Place / Accessibility Living

  • How long does a typical bathroom conversion take?

    (Usually 2–3 weeks depending on complexity).

  • Can an elevator be added to an existing home, or only new builds?

    (Most existing homes can be retrofitted with a compact residential elevator).

  • Is Aging-in-Place remodeling tax-deductible?

    (In many cases, medically necessary home improvements can be tax-deductible or covered by certain insurance programs).

Ready to start your home’s next chapter?


We offer personalized consultations to assess your home's unique needs. Let’s work together to make your "forever home" a reality.

Contact Broadcreek Kitchens & Bath Today Serving Southern Maryland with Excellence for 25+ Years.