September 27, 2013
When Jaime Marquez began having difficulties getting from the house to the driveway, Glickman Design Build created a graduated front walk for the Arlington family. The new walk rises one inch per foot. The plan included replacing a front stoop with a “zero step” entry and widening interior doors and halls.
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Russ Glickman was a traditional full-service remodeler until the late 1990s when he abruptly added a host of accessibility certifications to a long list of building industry credentials. The service extension was less about opportunity than a personal call to apply what he’d learned from personal experience in helping his son, Michael, who was born with cerebral palsy.
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