Build an Aging-in-Place Service Families Trust
Help seniors age safely at home. Homegevity provides expert-reviewed safety roadmaps that give contractors the professional edge needed to win more bids and build family trust.
Grab your free Aging-in-Place Bathroom Checklist. Know what to look for on every job.
Are You Missing Out on the Aging-in-Place Opportunity?
Handymen and contractors without the right tools often find themselves:
- Unsure what to recommend for reliable senior safety
- Losing bids to more polished competitors
- Losing jobs because families can’t afford the out-of-pocket costs
- Lacking professional safety guidance that build family trust
- Forced to compete on price instead of expertise
- Missing higher-impact bathroom modification projects
You already know the demand is there. What’s missing is a clear, professional way to assess needs, make trusted recommendations, and present solutions families feel confident saying yes to.
Offer Aging-in-Place Services with Confidence
From assessment to presentation, Homegevity gives you the tools to do the job right and earn trust every step of the way.
Homegevity helps handymen and contractors grow their aging-in-place services.
Turn aging-in-place needs into clear recommendations, trusted presentations, and more booked jobs.
You Deserve a Partner Who Understands Both Sides
We understand the challenge of wanting to help families age safely at home while also needing a simple way to make your services clearer, more professional, and more profitable.
That’s exactly why Homegevity exists.
Founded by Beth Kaylor, a Registered Nurse and Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist with 30 years of healthcare experience, Homegevity gives contractors and handymen a clear, structured way to assess homes, make informed recommendations, and present their work with confidence.
How Homegevity Works
Built for contractors who are ready to grow.
Access Your Toolkit
Download professional marketing materials, social media posts, and educational handouts. Add your name and logo to start sharing with clients right away.
Assess with Confidence
Submit photos and answer a few questions. Get clear modification recommendations, a professional proposal, and targeted funding options to help clients pay.
Win More Jobs & Grow
Present solutions with absolute authority. Overcome budget hurdles, hand families a clear proposal they feel confident saying yes to, and close more jobs.
Stop losing jobs to sticker shock.
The biggest roadblock to closing an aging-in-place job is budget. Homegevity provides targeted bathroom safety reviews that help families prioritize high-risk modifications while identifying potential funding from VA benefits and grant programs and local non-profit grants (like HUD OAHMP). Start becoming the hero who helps them get the project funded.
Built for Contractors Who Want to Serve Seniors Well
The aging-in-place market is one of the fastest-growing segments in home remodeling. Families actively search for contractors they trust. Serving seniors well requires more than construction skills. It requires knowing what to recommend, how to explain it clearly, and how to present your work during emotional family decisions.
Speak the language of Therapists and Hospital Discharge Planners to unlock consistent, high-quality healthcare referrals.
Homegevity was built specifically for handymen and contractors who want to grow in this space without starting from scratch. Founded by a Registered Nurse and Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) with 30 years of healthcare experience, Homegevity gives you structured assessments, clear recommendations, and marketing materials designed for aging-in-place projects.
The result: stronger client relationships, higher-value work, and referral relationships — without developing systems from scratch or chasing certifications.
Free Bathroom Safety Checklist for Aging-in-Place
Know What to Look For
A practical bathroom safety checklist based on ADA and aging-in-place standards
Know What to Recommend
Key modifications to look for and recommend
Backed by Experience
Guidance backed by nursing and aging-in-place experience