Home maintenance in the NDIS industry is all about keeping your home and its surroundings in top shape to ensure it’s safe and comfortable for you. For individuals with disabilities, a well-kept home is essential for feeling independent and happy. Here’s what it typically involves:

• Repairs: Fixing things like broken doors, windows, or appliances.
• Safety checks: Making sure handrails, ramps, and lights are working as they should.
• Cleaning and upkeep: Regularly cleaning to tackle issues like mold or slippery floors.
• Modifications: Making changes to your home, such as installing grab bars or widening doorways, to fit your needs better.
• Lawn care: Mowing the lawn, trimming bushes, and keeping the outdoor areas neat and tidy.