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Following a few late snowstorms, spring (finally!) seems to be knocking at our doors. For a lot of us, the arrival of warmer weather almost always means setting up our deck, patio, balcony, or whatever outdoor space we may have. Whether you just recently moved into a new home or have been living in the same house for years, spring means enjoying the outdoors. Hence your outdoor space automatically turns into an extension of your home, making for a second living room or lounge area.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, several economic sectors crumbled under restrictions and a global pause. Albeit everything is slowly being restored to normal, the construction industry is still facing setbacks in this post-pandemic world: material shortage, supply depletion, delayed deliveries, unstable prices, lack of labour on all fronts… In a nutshell, the entire building material supply chain is suffering the consequences. On one hand, such a situation is a total turmoil for contractors attempting to wrap up their worksites and projects on time. On the other, one can benefit from such hurdles by taking this opportunity to innovate and improve know-how to better face future unexpected challenges of such a magnitude.

Anyone who lives in an environment that doesn't suit their needs when it comes to mobility or comfort will be subject to a great deal of frustration. To ensure a comfortable and pleasant living environment for an individual with reduced mobility, here's a look at the renovations to take on.