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Bean · 07-14-2015, 08:52 AM

We had a number of modifications performed for my grandmothers home a few years ago. Les was thoughtful and forward thinking in his design. I found him excellent to deal with:

LCP CONTRACTING & RENOVATIONS LTD
PO BOX 643 OKOTOKS, AB T1S 1A8
Phone/Fax (403) 938-4365 Cell (403) 850-0053

As an aside, if you could use new (or refurbished) accessibility equipment such as wheelchairs, lift chairs or other support items have a chat with Phil at Silver Cross. He was really patient during our transition period and his service is top notch. We bought two lift chairs from him and would have bought more 'nice to have' items if money wasn't an issue.

Phil Hochhausen
SILVER CROSS[emoji768]
Website: http://www.silvercross.com
4634 11 Street NE
Calgary, AB T2E 2W7
Ph: 403-236-1338

07-14-2015, 08:52 AM	#3
Bean Scoring Winger Join Date: May 2004 Exp:	Renovating A Home For Wheelchair Accessibility We had a number of modifications performed for my grandmothers home a few years ago. Les was thoughtful and forward thinking in his design. I found him excellent to deal with: LCP CONTRACTING & RENOVATIONS LTD PO BOX 643 OKOTOKS, AB T1S 1A8 Phone/Fax (403) 938-4365 Cell (403) 850-0053 As an aside, if you could use new (or refurbished) accessibility equipment such as wheelchairs, lift chairs or other support items have a chat with Phil at Silver Cross. He was really patient during our transition period and his service is top notch. We bought two lift chairs from him and would have bought more 'nice to have' items if money wasn't an issue. Phil Hochhausen SILVER CROSS[emoji768] Website: http://www.silvercross.com 4634 11 Street NE Calgary, AB T2E 2W7 Ph: 403-236-1338 Last edited by Bean; 07-14-2015 at 08:55 AM.