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Franklin Investment Group
Kitchen access · Dallas–Fort Worth

Your kitchen.Your way of using it.

Storage, preparation, the sink and movement through the room. Plan changes around the tasks that matter to you.

Dallas–Fort Worth Since 2015
A woman using a wheelchair prepares tea at a kitchen counter.
A kitchen task in everyday use

For homeowners, families and veterans. You can discuss this work with or without a VA program.

Start with the task

Plan around everyday kitchen tasks.

An everyday task mapConcept kitchen work areas showing storage, preparation and sink123CONCEPT / NOT TO SCALE
Concept illustration. Layout and requirements depend on the person and the property.
Kitchen access / 01

Start with what you use most.

Discuss where everyday items are stored and how you approach them.

  • 01Which items or storage areas are hard to reach?
  • 02What do you need close to your working area?
Discuss this change
A man using a wheelchair reaches for a kettle at a kitchen worktop.
Consider approach, reach and the task together
Planning through a VA program?

Keep your construction
conversation connected.

Take this selected task into veteran intake. Your VA team determines eligibility, funding and approvals.

Continue with veteran intake
Useful answers

Before you
get started.

Can you keep parts of my existing kitchen?

We can discuss the existing layout, the changes you need and the elements you would like to retain. The proposed scope follows that review.

Do I need a VA grant to discuss this work?

No. Franklin also discusses privately funded kitchen modifications with homeowners and families.

Your next step

Tell us what needs to be easier.

Your selected task will be included in the inquiry. Add your location and a few details when you are ready.

Discuss my access needs