It is hard to have a seat at the table
if you cannot get to it.
My name is Greyson Freed, I have spent almost half of my life in a wheelchair which has given me an intimate knowledge of what is needed to make a space truly accessible. ADA compliance is important but it doesn't necessarily mean a space will be comfortable and accommodating for everyone. I have experience consulting with home builders, architects, restaurants and individuals renovation their homes.
Services
Residential In-Person and Virtual Consultations
Each consultation requires a site visit or a virtual tour with measurements you would be responsible for taking and submitting. After the visit, a report will be compiled with recommendations based on your requests.
Corporate, Store Front and Restaurant Consultations
This service can either be done in-person or virtually. The virtual option does require video call capability and for you to submit measurements, After the consultation a report will be compiled with recommendations. This service will not advise on ADA compliance. Your local zoning and inspection office should have already done this for you. Our recommendations are how to be TRULY ACCESSIBLE to the people you wish to have visit your business.
K-12 and Higher Education Consultations
This requires an in-person visit that will likely take multiple hours. The report that follows will include a list of improvements and products that will improve the accessibility of your institution.
Architects and Building Designers: invite us in on the planning!
All too often (most of the time) buildings are designed with little to no thought about it's accessibility. This means that almost every space I enter I know no one thought of me or the 3.6 million disabled people who use a wheelchair in the United States. It is often not that we don't want to go somewhere but that it has been made so difficult and demeaning to do so that staying home is just easier and safer.
Pricing
Cost is based on the scope of the project and the amount of time it will take to complete the visit and the report. Please visit the "Let's Talk" page if you would like to contact us.