Our Services
How we can help
Our technical teams will guide and assist you through the process of having works carried out in your home and can advise you on the grant process.
We can help to:
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advise you on your eligibility
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complete any paperwork, explain the process, and manage the building contract between you and the contractors
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provide technical expertise with any building works by surveying your home, drawing plans and specifications for tendering.
For What Purpose is the Disabled Facilities Grant Intended?
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The Disabled Facilities Grant is available to people who are registered, or registerable, as disabled. The grant helps adapt a person’s home to make it more suitable for disabled people to live in and manage more independently.
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Stair-lifts, level access showers and access works are among works which can be considered.
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The grant is means tested on the applicant and their partner unless you are in receipt of an income related passporting benefit.
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Children under 16 or young people up to their 20th birthday, if the parent/guardian is still entitled to Child Benefit, are not means tested.
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Owner occupiers, tenants and landlords can apply on behalf of tenants.
Occupational Therapist Assessment
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You will need to have an Occupational Therapist assessment to assess your needs and specify the necessary adaptations.
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If you are an adult, you can ask for social care help on 0300 123 4042.
Our Expertise
Adaptations
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DFG
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Design
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Bathrooms
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Ramps & Access
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Kitchen
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Extensions/Conversions
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Lifts & Hoists
Specialist Workforce
BCC Adpatations have developed working practices to suit every eventuality.
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We employ our own surveyors and have close working relationships with fully qualified occupational therapists. All installation work is carried out by skilled and experienced builders, plumbers and fitters and carefully monitored by fully qualified and specially trained staff before signing off.
Computer Aided Design
We use high-end software to virtually fit the new equipment accurately into your actual living space.
Then you can see in clear 2D how the room(s) will look on the screen before ever a hammer is lifted.