Reduce the risk of falls and accidents at home.
Turn difficult areas into spaces that easier to use.
Manage everyday tasks with less reliance on others.
Every modification is based on your needs.
Living with a disability can make every day spaces harder to use. A bathroom may no longer feel safe, steps and narrow doorways can limit movement and simple tasks start to feel harder than they should.
The right home modifications can improve comfort, access and independence. As a registered NDIS home modifications provider in Sydney, M² Constructions works with you to adapt your home to better support daily living.
Our NDIS home modification solutions focus on the practical changes that make everyday life safer, easier and more comfortable.
We work closely with you and your support team, including occupational therapists, support coordinators and plan managers to make sure your home modifications meet your needs and your NDIS plan.
The process usually includes:
Assessment: An occupational therapist identifies areas of your home that need modifying and how that will make daily life safer and easier.
Recommendations: They suggest modifications that match your needs including things that help you move around more comfortably and do everyday tasks with greater independence.
Funding approval: We help review your NDIS plan so you know the works are covered before anything begins.
Quotes and documentation: We prepare the necessary quotes so you know exactly what will be done and how.
We listen to your needs and understand the supports that will make daily life easier.
We review your OT reports and approved scopes to find the best solutions for your home.
We prepare a quote so you know exactly what will happen.
Our licensed team carry out the work with minimal disruption to your life.
With over 40 years of combined experience, we’ve helped people create homes that are safer, more accessible and better suited to their daily needs. As a registered NDIS provider, we bring that same experience to home modifications, helping participants move more safely and independently.
Every modification is planned around the way you live. We look at where you need support and what will make your daily routine easier. Our tailored solutions help you regain independence, reduce risks and make everyday life easier.
Home modifications are changes to your home that make it safer and easier to move around, based on how your disability affects your daily life. They could be simple adjustments like widening a doorway, or bigger changes like modifying a bathroom layout so it works better for you.
Minor modifications are smaller, straightforward changes that don’t affect the structure of your home and usually fall under set NDIS limits. Complex modifications are larger, may involve structural work and often need approvals, certification and coordination between different trades.
If your plan includes home modifications, you’ll see it listed under a ‘Capital – Home Modifications’ budget. If you’re unsure, your support coordinator, occupational therapist or NDIA planner can help check for you. If it is not there, they can guide you on how to request it be added.
You can ask for them at your next plan review or request a plan reassessment. Usually, an occupational therapist or home modification assessor will prepare a report showing what changes would help you and how they support your goals.
Yes, you can still have modifications if you’re renting, but you’ll need written permission from your landlord or property manager. The NDIA will also consider how long you plan to stay in the property when approving funding.
Yes, bathroom modifications are often approved if they make the space safer and easier to use. This could include things like a roll-in shower, grab rails, shower seats or non-slip flooring.
If everyday tasks like preparing food or reaching cupboards are difficult, an occupational therapist may recommend changes such as lowering benchtops, moving storage or improving access. These modifications are only funded if they directly support your goals and daily routines.
The NDIS doesn’t cover cosmetic upgrades, routine repairs or maintenance, general renovations or features unrelated to your disability, for example pools or luxury fittings. You can, of course, choose to pay for these yourself.
Yes, an OT or home modification assessor is needed to recommend changes. Their report shows what modifications will make daily life safer, easier and more manageable for you.
Absolutely. If you’re renting or staying somewhere short-term, there are practical solutions like removable grab rails, portable ramps or other non-permanent adjustments. These make your home safer without making permanent changes.
