Easy-Care Home Improvements for Aging Baby Boomers
Independent and plentiful in numbers, Baby Boomers are a major part of America's housing outlook. With more than 76 million people born between 1946 and 1964, Baby Boomers are either currently in retirement or planning for retirement — and their living arrangements are a primary consideration.
According to a survey conducted by Demand Institute of more than 4,000 Baby Boomer households*, 63 percent of those surveyed do not plan to move, preferring instead to "age in place." Of those respondents, "low maintenance/upkeep" is rated as the third highest concern for Boomers staying in their current homes.
On the exterior of the house, switching to low-maintenance products with strong visual and easy-care appeal are essential for Baby Boomers. Haas garage doors, made of are steel and aluminum garage doors offer realistic-looking wood grain finishes that can trick the eye into thinking a home has a real wood garage door.
"We feature a powder coated wood grain finish on our Residential Aluminum 360 Series doors that is rust- and corrosion-free for long-term beauty and durability," says Jeffrey Nofziger, president of Haas Door. "Unless you're right up next to it, you can't tell this isn't a true wood door. We're using high-end commercial grade aluminum to create a garage door that requires almost no maintenance during its lifetime. Best of all, homeowners can select from one of 14 different wood grains to truly complement their home."
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http://demandinstitute.org/demandwp/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/baby-
boomers-and- their-homes.pdf
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