Here is a list of potential NDIS home maintenance services:

Ramps and Access Modifications:

Installation of ramps to facilitate wheelchair access and modifications to entryways for improved accessibility.

Bathroom Modifications:

Adaptations to the bathroom, including the installation of grab bars, accessible showers, and other modifications to enhance safety and usability.

Kitchen Modifications:

Adjustments to the kitchen layout, countertops, and cabinets to improve accessibility for individuals with mobility challenges.

Door Widening:

Widening doorways to accommodate mobility aids such as wheelchairs and walkers.

Flooring Adjustments:

Modifications to flooring, such as the installation of non-slip surfaces or removal of tripping hazards.

Lighting Enhancements:

Improving lighting in various areas of the home to enhance visibility and safety.

Handrail Installation:

Adding handrails along corridors, staircases, and other areas to provide additional support.

Window and Blind Adjustments:

Adjustments to windows and blinds to improve accessibility and ensure ease of use.

Gutter Cleaning and Maintenance:

Regular cleaning and maintenance of gutters to prevent water damage and maintain the integrity of the home.

Pathway Clearing:

Clearing pathways and outdoor areas to ensure safe and unobstructed movement.

General Repairs:

Basic repairs to address wear and tear, including fixing leaks, repairing doors/windows, and maintaining the overall structural integrity of the home.

Pest Control:

Implementing measures to control pests and ensure a safe and hygienic living environment.

Heating and Cooling Adjustments:

Installing or adjusting heating and cooling systems to maintain a comfortable temperature within the home.

Emergency Alarms and Alert Systems:

Installation of emergency alarms or alert systems to enhance safety and provide immediate assistance if needed.=

Fencing and Gate Modifications:

Modifying fencing and gates for security and accessibility purposes.

It’s important to note that the specific home maintenance services provided under the NDIS are based on individual assessments and the participant’s unique needs. Participants should work with their NDIS planner and support providers to determine the most appropriate modifications and maintenance for their homes. For the latest and most accurate information, individuals should contact the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) or visit the official NDIS website