Senior Living and Accessible ADUs in Central Florida

Planning an ADU for a parent, aging in place or downsizing? GL Lewis Construction Services helps Central Florida property owners review the site, intended living arrangement and accessibility needs, then coordinate design professionals, permit planning and construction within an agreed scope.

Share the property address, any survey or plans, and the household’s mobility and space needs to request an ADU property review.

Our Senior Living Services

  • Senior living ADUs: layout and accessibility planning for aging in place
  • Care-related property reviews: evaluate the proposed use and applicable approval path before committing to a conversion
  • Downsizing: practical layouts, circulation, storage and everyday access
  • Design-build coordination and residential construction
  • Property, zoning and permit review within the agreed project scope

Why Choose Us?

  • Licensed & insured professionals specializing in senior ADUs
  • Over 25 years of experience in Florida
  • Client-focused approach for senior living solutions
  • Accessible design for aging in place
  • Dependable & reliable general contractor

Contact Us

Location: Central Florida
Phone: (407) 255-8844
Email: service@gllewiscs.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

An ADU may provide independent housing for a senior or family member. A proposed care operation needs separate review of its services, residents, local approvals and any licensing requirements. Accessible construction alone does not establish approval for assisted living use. Review the AHCA licensing criteria with the appropriate project professionals.

Kitchen and cooking-facility requirements depend on the proposed unit and the applicable local zoning and building rules. Do not assume that every attached ADU is limited to a kitchenette. Confirm the requirements for the property’s jurisdiction before choosing a layout. For an Orlando property, begin with the City of Orlando ADU guide.

ADU construction requires the applicable local zoning and building approvals. Confirm the property’s jurisdiction, allowed use, site conditions and permit requirements before construction.

An ADU may support downsizing or aging in place when the property and layout meet the household’s needs. Review circulation, bathroom access, storage, parking and future mobility needs as part of the design process.