Make Your Home Accessible with the Home Accessibility Tax Credit
- Micheal Smith
- Jun 27
- 2 min read
Home renovations that improve accessibility can greatly enhance comfort and safety. Whether you're adapting a home for aging in place or accommodating mobility needs, these renovations can also come with financial benefits. The Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC) allows eligible homeowners to claim expenses on qualifying renovations, making it easier and more affordable to create a functional living space.

What is the Home Accessibility Tax Credit?
The HATC is a non-refundable tax credit that helps offset the cost of renovations that make a home more accessible for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Homeowners can claim up to $20,000 per year in eligible expenses, reducing their tax payable.
Who Can Claim the Credit?
To qualify for the HATC, you must be:
Aged 65 or older by the end of the tax year, OR
Eligible for the Disability Tax Credit at any time during the year
Certain family members, such as spouses or caregivers, may also be eligible to claim the expenses if they support the qualifying individual.
What Renovations Qualify?
Renovations must improve accessibility or reduce risks within the home. Some eligible modifications include:
Installing wheelchair ramps, stair lifts, or grab bars
Widening doorways for improved mobility
Lowering cabinets and countertops for ease of use
Installing walk-in tubs or barrier-free showers
What Costs Can Be Claimed?
Materials and fixtures
Contractor labor
Building permits and design plans
Rental equipment needed for installation
However, routine maintenance, household appliances, security monitoring, or general upgrades that do not directly improve accessibility are not eligible.
How Carpenters On The Go Can Help
At Carpenters On The Go, we specialize in home renovations that enhance safety and accessibility. Whether you need a wheelchair-accessible entryway, a bathroom remodel with grab bars, or custom-built solutions tailored to your needs, our experienced team ensures high-quality craftsmanship and compliance with tax credit regulations.
Start Your Home Accessibility Project Today
Investing in an accessible home not only improves your quality of life but also provides financial relief through the Home Accessibility Tax Credit. If you're planning an accessibility renovation, contact Carpenters On The Go for expert guidance and high-quality results. Let's make your home safer and more comfortable together!
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