Skip to content
Franklin Investment Group
Special Home Adaptation · Construction support

SHA home adaptations.Start with everyday tasks.

Describe what should be easier to reach, operate or move through. Franklin helps turn those priorities into a construction discussion.

Dallas–Fort Worth Since 2015
A woman using a wheelchair preparing food at her kitchen counter.
Start with the everyday task
SHA

A housing adaptation program with its own disability and ownership requirements.

Official VA information
Set your priorities

Choose the two priorities that matter most.

YOUR EVERYDAY PRIORITIES01 / 02
01

Your first priority

Choose a task below
02

Your second priority

Choose a task below

Choose up to two, or continue without choosing yet.

The construction discussion

Bring the task into focus.

These are starting priorities for a conversation. The VA determines how proposed adaptations fit your program.

  • The task that needs to be easier
  • The room, fixtures and existing layout
  • Any scope information from your VA contact
Three adults reviewing information and paperwork together at home.
Gather the information with someone you trust
Your starting point

Take the conversation
to the next step.

Send this construction brief to Franklin. You can add your location and details in the intake.

SHA
CONSTRUCTION BRIEF

Discuss everyday task priorities

Continue with this briefConstruction photos and plans only. Keep medical records, benefit letters and Social Security numbers with your VA team.
Useful answers

Before you
get started.

How is SHA different from SAH?

The programs have different eligibility and ownership rules. Use the official VA information to review the program with your VA representative.

Can I start without a finished design?

Yes. Describe the tasks, existing space and changes being considered. We can discuss what information is needed to define the construction.

Franklin discusses construction. The VA determines program eligibility, funding and approvals.

Review the VA resource