Aging in Place eBook Highlights Industry Trends for Contractors
New Modernize eBook explains market size and trends for home accessibility
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FOSTER CITY, Calif., Dec. 29, 2020 /PRNewswire/
Modernize.com, a leader in the home improvement and home services industry, publishes a new eBook informing contractors about the market opportunity to support seniors who may require home renovations to safely live in their existing homes and details popular accessibility changes.
The free eBook can be downloaded here:
Given that 10,000 people turn 65 years old daily and that 13% of Americans are over age 65 now, the existing aging in place market is already sizable. By 2030, 18% of the population is expected to be 65 years old or more. Currently, Modernize helps more than 300,000 homeowners annually to reach contractors who can offer home accessibility enhancements.
More than 25% of Surveyed Homeowners Plan to Finance Home Improvement Projects by Borrowing from Contractor
While about 42% expect to pay for home renovations in cash, nearly 43% will turn to credit cards or loans to fund work
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FOSTER CITY, Calif., Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/
Modernize.com, a leader in the home improvement and home services industry, recently surveyed more than 3,100 homeowners about how they plan to pay for their upcoming roofing, siding, window, HVAC and solar projects. Survey responses include the following highlights:
Expected financing for home renovations
While most respondents plan to pay for home improvements in cash, loans and credit cards will be used by nearly as many people.
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