Home modifications for safe, comfortable, independent living.
Why Choose Us?
We are owned and operated by a licensed and insured Occupational Therapist.
Most contractors aren’t qualified to understand specific medical needs — we are!
We provide practical solutions that bridge the gap between medical care and construction.
Our 25+ years of experience in patient rehabilitation and home remodeling gives us a unique perspective to create customized solutions tailored to your accessibility needs.
We have been the #1 Therapist-Recommended Installer locally for 15 years!
From The Owner
Don’t just hire a handyman; hire an accessibility expert!
My journey into Occupational Therapy began over 25 years ago at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital in New York. In 2003, I relocated to Port Saint Lucie, Florida, and established myself as a trusted expert in various settings. Over time, I noticed that many of my patients struggled to implement necessary home modifications due to a lack of knowledgeable professionals in the community. I decided to address this need by starting Home Modification Solutions (HMS). I am dedicated to promoting aging in place for people of all ages and abilities, ensuring everyone can live independently, safely, and comfortably in their homes.
I look forward to applying my skills to make a lasting impact on the lives of those I serve!
Leo Gutierrez - OTR/L
Services We Offer
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Grab Bar Installation
Professional installation of grab bars in recommended locations throughout your home.
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Grab Bar DIY Coaching
Remote assessment and expert advice on grab bar placement for those who plan to self-install.
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Ramp Installation
Professional installation of wheel chair ramps at key doorways or openings in or outside your home.
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Home Safety Evaluation
A professional assessment of your entire home by a licensed Occupational Therapist.
Our Work
A shower wall with vertical and horizontal metal grab bars and a corner with a pebble stone ledge.
A man and woman are in a bathroom, with the man demonstrating or adjusting the shower fixtures while the woman observes. The shower has gold-colored fixtures, and there is a toilet and a window with natural light in the background.
A shower with white tiled walls decorated with a horizontal strip of grey mosaic tiles, a built-in shelf with toiletries, a window with a blue shade, and a wooden bench in the corner.
Bathroom with toilet equipped with accessibility rails, wall-mounted grab bar, and toilet paper roll, with beige tiled floor and wooden cabinet.
Accessible shower with a chair, grab bar, shower head, and a partial view of a cabinet, tiled walls, and glass block wall in a bathroom.
Accessible walk-in shower with multiple grab bars, a handheld shower head, and a shower seat.
A partially constructed elevated platform with gray flooring is set against a beige carpeted floor near a white door. There is a small black appliance and a woven basket on a counter with a pink sink. A fire extinguisher is mounted on the wall, and a remote control is hanging nearby.
Shower wall with a metal soap dish holding a brown soap dispenser and a soap bar.
Public restroom with a toilet, toilet paper holder with a roll, toilet brush, and grab bars on each side.
Bathroom with a toilet fitted with a safety frame and a bathtub, showing a basket and towels on the wall.
Bathroom with nautical-themed wallpaper, grab bars, and a toilet with a toilet seat cover and a mounted roll of toilet paper.
Shower stall with two blue bottles in a built-in recessed shelf, a horizontal mosaic tile border, and two metal grab bars, one curved and one straight.
A shower stall with beige marble walls, a wooden slat floor, stainless steel grab bars, a shower head, and a white shower chair.
A man wearing a gray polo shirt, a black cap, and glasses installing or repairing a grab bar on a tiled wall using a cordless drill.
A wheelchair lift installed at the entrance of a house with a black non-slip platform and white safety rails, with cleaning supplies and furniture visible in the background.
A man using a cordless drill to insert screws into a marble wall in a bathroom or laundry room, with shelves of folded towels and decorative jars in the background.
Accessible shower with gray tile walls, a wooden foldable seat, grab bars, adjustable shower head, and a small storage shelf with toiletries.
Wheelchair-accessible shower with a gray shower chair, grab bars, and a handheld showerhead on a tiled wall.
Close-up of a chrome handheld showerhead attached to a wall with a flexible hose.
Bathroom with shower, toilet, and a pink grab bar with a curved design in front of the shower enclosure.
A bathroom with a toilet equipped with a potty chair and frame, next to a bathtub with a step or grab bar, and towels on a basket.
A walk-in shower with marble tile walls, a built-in bench, and two sturdy stainless steel grab bars, one vertical and one horizontal.
A wheelchair ramp leading from a brick patio to a house interior with tile flooring and open door.
A man installing or repairing plumbing fixtures in a bathroom, using a cordless drill to work on a brass pipe. The background includes a shower head and wall, with a brush and cleaning supplies on a wooden surface.
A residential house entrance with a wheelchair ramp made of metal and wood, including handrails, leading up to a front door. The house has yellow siding with decorative wall art and a mailbox numbered 6607. Surrounding plants and outdoor furniture are visible.
A man wearing a gray polo shirt, black cap, and black watch, smiling, standing in a shower area with a cordless drill in his right hand, surrounded by white tiled walls with decorative vertical strips, a pink bath sponge hanging on the wall, and a built-in shelf with soap and shampoo.
Bathroom with wood-look flooring, a toilet next to a window with white shutters, a glass shower enclosure with a rain showerhead, a wall niche with toiletries, a towel bar, a cabinet with a white marble countertop, and a roll of toilet paper.
Shower stall with white tiled walls, a black shower head, a vertical grab bar, a horizontal grab bar, and a shower chair with armrests and a non-slip surface.
Bathroom with a bathtub, two metal grab bars, and a recessed shelf with toiletries, including soap, a bottle of mineral bath salts, a pump dispenser, and a metallic container.
A metal grab bar mounted on a tiled wall in a bathroom, with water running from a spout.
A bathroom with a gray wall featuring a white geometric pattern, a white toilet, and stainless steel grab bars.
A shower with a handheld showerhead, a ceiling mounted rain shower, and grab bars in a tiled bathroom.
Toilet with safety grab bars on both sides in a white tiled bathroom.
Featured Reviews
I am a retired Physical Therapist Assistant. My wife and I moved into a new home. Our old house had a couple of grab bars in the master shower, and I wanted them in our new home. Leo did an excellent job installing grab bars in our new place. As an Occupational Therapist, he helped me make educated decisions about the grab bars so they would be most helpful and complement the decor! He was very professional and my wife was amazed at his tidiness when he was finished. I highly recommend his services and am glad he was available for my new home.
Jeffrey S. Alter - PTA
Before my husband’s discharge from the hospital last year, I had been advised to install safety aids in our apartment, e.g., bathroom grab bars, glass shower doors removed, and an extra shower hose installed at arm’s length for ease of use. I was overwhelmed and concerned about who to trust. Leo was highly recommended to us, and his kindness and experience quickly allayed all our apprehensions. He did an outstanding job installing all the safety features for my husband! Incidentally, a recent accident required me to utilize everything he installed. What a blessing they were already there for me also!
Thank you, Leo!
Joan Goddard Geirger
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Theresa
Leo and Jordain were truly a pleasure to work with. Professional, knowledgeable, and kind. They both responded quickly to my calls and answered all of my Home Modification questions. I highly recommend them.
Richard
“Their home safety assessment was thorough, identifying risks from structural issues to fall prevention in our home. Leo’s practical recommendations were easy to set in place immediately. Super impressed! I highly recommend these guys.”
Molly
“My mom had a stroke, and I didn’t know what we were going to do when she came home. Leo was super helpful in explaining what we should expect and putting our minds at ease. I would totally recommend Home Modifications Solutions.”
Drew
“Leo has helped me with many projects. His attention to detail is evident in the quality of his work, and he displays his care for people in every conversation he has. You truly won’t find anyone better to meet all of your family’s age-in-place needs.”
“Very helpful, professional, and timely service from Leo and Home Modifications Solutions. Highly recommend.
Beth
“Leo is the reason we called Home Modifications Solutions. Great customer relations, integrity, and service.”
Carl
Leo was great! He knew exactly what I needed. I feel much better that I have these bars in my shower.
Adrienne
Leo was very knowledgeable, and professional. I feel much safer in my bathroom now. I highly recommend their services.”
Shirley
