BOLI-Approved Home Remodeling
in Portland, Oregon

Trusted ADA contractor Portland OR for BOLI home remodel Portland OR and workers comp remodeling Portland—ADA bathrooms, ramps, kitchens, and lifts. We handle approvals and paperwork.

Get medically necessary ADA-style accessibility upgrades approved and funded through Oregon workers’ comp so you can live safely and independently at home.

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Bathrooms

Maple Wood

This bathroom remodel features a painted vanity, stone countertop, and decorative tile backsplash. The space combines clean lines with modern finishes while improving overall functionality. Updated lighting, contemporary fixtures, and efficient storage help create a bathroom that is both practical and visually refined.

Bathrooms

Mountain View

This bathroom renovation focuses on a modern layout with strong contrast and clean finishes. The design includes a floating vanity, black fixtures, and a full glass shower enclosure. The result is a clean, contemporary space that maximizes openness and usability.

Bathrooms

West Lake

This bathroom remodel features a bright layout with white cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a frameless glass shower. Clean tile work and modern lighting help keep the space simple and refined. The design prioritizes functionality while maintaining a timeless look.

BOLI-Approved Home Remodeling in Portland, Oregon

We help injured workers remodel their homes for safety, mobility, and comfort. If you need a BOLI home remodel in Portland, OR, after a workplace injury, our local team coordinates medical documentation, bids, and approvals so workers’ comp remodeling in Portland is straightforward from start to finish. 

 

Projects are planned to meet ADA accessibility guidance for bathing, toileting, transfers, and clearances, helping you live more independently while your insurer and medical team determine what is medically necessary for your case.

Services We Offer

  • ADA Bathrooms: Roll-in showers, grab bars, reinforced walls, handheld showers, and clearances informed by federal accessibility standards.

  • Ramps and Entries: Durable exterior and threshold ramps with proper slopes, handrails, and maneuvering spaces for wheelchairs and walkers.

  • Accessible Kitchens: Reachable storage, lowered work zones, appliance selections, and turning space for safer daily tasks.

  • Lifts and Transfers: Platform lifts, porch lifts, stair lifts, and ceiling lift prep to improve safe transfers and multi-level access.

How BOLI Works

In Oregon, workers’ compensation benefits and approvals are administered by the Workers’ Compensation Division (WCD) within DCBS, while BOLI enforces labor and civil‑rights laws and oversees programs like apprenticeship and certain labor‑contractor licensing, so home‑mod approvals proceed through your insurer and medical providers rather than BOLI directly.​

Typical steps include: medical documentation from the attending provider, insurer authorization for medically necessary modifications, contractor scoping and estimates referencing ADA guidance where applicable, and installation followed by verification for claim records.​

Contractors and staffing models that supply construction labor in Oregon may be subject to BOLI construction labor contractor requirements, adding compliance oversight to protect workers and ensure proper reporting on qualifying projects.

Why Portland Homeowners Trust Us

  • Local Experience: Portland permitting know-how, familiarity with neighborhood housing stock, and solutions that fit Northwest homes.

  • Paperwork Handled In‑House: We coordinate prescriptions, scopes, bids, authorizations, and inspections so you don’t have to.

  • Proven Approvals: Track record aligning designs to medical recommendations and program guidelines to secure authorization.

  • ADA Expertise: Dedicated ADA contractor, Portland, OR, delivering compliant, durable, and safe accessibility upgrades.

Start Your BOLI-Covered Remodel Today

Schedule a free consultation. We’ll coordinate with your doctor and claim team to move your project from medical necessity to approved construction.