Home Accessibility Installer

Location: Charlotte, NC -- Field-based work throughout the greater Charlotte area. Travel throughout Mecklenburg County and surrounding counties in North Carolina and South Carolina.

Carolina Home Access helps people live where they love by making homes safer, more accessible, and easier to navigate. We install stair lifts, ramps, grab bars, handrails, and other accessibility solutions that help seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, and individuals recovering from illness or injury remain independent at home.

Most projects take one day or less, but the impact can completely change how a family lives in its space.

• We solve your problem, not sell you a product - We listen first and find what solves the problem, not just focus on what is easiest to sell. We aren't locked into one product line, so the fix fits you, not our inventory.
• We do it right the first time - You won't be calling someone back to redo the job. We build it to last and leave your home better than we found it.
• Care that shows up - Our care doesn't end when the install does. We're here after the job is done; to service the products and be with you as your needs change.
• Accountability - We stand behind our work - If something isn't right, we make it right. You can trust us to own the outcome, not protect just our bottom line.

We are looking for a skilled, dependable Home Accessibility Installer to complete accessibility projects in clients' homes and provide a professional, reassuring experience from start to finish. You will install stair lifts, ramps, grab bars, handrails, and related equipment, then teach each customer how to safely use the completed installation.

This is flexible, per-job work rather than a traditional full-time position. You can accept the projects that fit your schedule while Carolina Home Access provides the leads, equipment, project details, and administrative support. As the company grows, there may be an opportunity to take on a full-time role, train additional installers, and take on larger projects.

• Install stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, grab bars, handrails, and other home-accessibility products.
• Review project plans, measurements, equipment, and installation requirements before beginning work.
• Complete installations safely, accurately, and according to manufacturer and company standards.
• Test all installed equipment to confirm it operates properly and safely.
• Teach customers and caregivers how to use and maintain the equipment.
• Communicate patiently and clearly with seniors, families, caregivers, and people with disabilities.
• Identify potential installation concerns and communicate them before making changes.
• Protect the client's home, maintain a clean work area, and leave the property better than you found it.
• Document completed work and report any service, repair, or follow-up needs.
• Represent Carolina Home Access with professionalism, compassion, and accountability.

• Ability to communicate clearly in English with customers and provide installation and safety instructions.
• Patient, kind, and genuinely interested in helping people.
• Coachable, dependable, and eager to learn new products and installation methods.
• Valid driver's license.
• Reliable transportation.
• Installer should provide a standard set of hand and power tools. Carolina Home Access provides specialty equipment and all products being installed.
• Ability to safely lift, carry, and position heavy equipment.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills.
• Ability to work independently in clients' homes.
• Commitment to completing quality work correctly the first time.

• Previous experience installing stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, grab bars, handrails, or accessibility equipment.
• Familiarity with accessibility, mobility, aging-in-place, or disability-related needs.
• Experience in carpentry, HVAC, remodeling, home services, equipment installation, or a related trade.
• Familiarity with electrical, mechanical, or manufacturer installation requirements.
• Ability to lift up to 75 pounds and safely move larger equipment with assistance when appropriate.

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