About

Skilled trade work, guided by clinical judgment

Avalon Home Access brings an occupational therapist and an established construction company together under one roof — so the plan and the work never get lost in translation.

Our story

Avalon Home Access is the aging-in-place division of Avalon Industries LLC, a Maryland operations and facilities company. It’s the same company behind Avalon Plumbing — built around the idea that skilled trade work should be done properly, by people who are accountable for it.

This division exists because home modifications for older adults are usually handled backwards. A family calls a handyman, points at a wall, and hopes the grab bar ends up in the right place. Or a hospital sends someone home with a list of recommendations and no one to carry them out. The result is work that doesn’t quite fit how the person actually moves — or work that never happens.

The OT-led approach

We start every project with a licensed occupational therapist. OTs are trained specifically in how people perform everyday activities — bathing, dressing, cooking, moving around — and how a home either supports that or gets in the way. Our therapist evaluates the person in their own space, considers where their mobility is headed, and translates all of it into a concrete plan: what to change, in what order, and why.

Then Avalon’s crews build it. Because the OT evaluation and the construction are the same company, nothing gets lost between the recommendation and the finished work — and if a grab bar needs to move two inches after the client tries it, we’re the ones who come back and move it.

Backed by an established company

  • All work performed and contracted under Avalon Industries LLC
  • Full general liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage
  • In-house, background-checked technicians — not day-labor subcontractors
  • Applicable state and local trade licensing; license numbers on request
  • The same operations team that runs Avalon’s plumbing and facilities work

What we believe

Independence is the goal. Every recommendation is measured against one question: does this help the person keep doing things for themselves, safely?

The plan belongs to the family. The OT evaluation and its recommendations are yours — to use with us, with another contractor, or over time as budget allows.

No fear-selling. We’ll tell you what’s urgent, what can wait, and what you genuinely don’t need.

The Team

Who you’ll work with

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Anisha Carr — Occupational Therapist

Licensed occupational therapist in Maryland. Anisha performs the in-home evaluations and writes the recommendations. [Add credentials (e.g. OTR/L), Maryland license number, and a sentence or two of background.]

Project Lead

Coordinates the proposal, scheduling, permits, and the crew. Your point of contact once work begins. [Add name.]

Avalon Crews

Background-checked carpenters and technicians who do the modification work — the same people behind Avalon Plumbing and Avalon Industries.

Let’s talk about the home

Start with the intake form or a phone call. If Avalon is the right fit, the first home visit is a free OT evaluation.