J.H. Findorff & Son builds wheelchair ramp for Sheboygan woman
The company provided funding, skilled craftsmen, tools and equipment for the project
SHEBOYGAN — Volunteers from J.H. Findorff & Son and Rebuilding Together Sheboygan County (RTSC) built and installed a wheelchair ramp for a longtime Sheboygan resident.
The woman, who hopes to age in place, has mobility limitations and relies on a walker or wheelchair when leaving her home. To leave her home safely, she needed help navigating the stairs leading to her front door. This limitation affected her quality of life and her ability to perform daily tasks independently.
With the completion of the ADA-compliant ramp, the resident will now be able to leave her house independently to pick up her mail or take short walks in the neighborhood with her walker.
RTSC is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that provides needed home repairs at no cost to those who qualify, thanks to funding from grants and donations. Its mission is repairing homes, revitalizing communities, and rebuilding lives. RTSC serves low-income homeowners who are seniors, individuals living with disabilities, families with children, and veterans and their families in need.
In partnering with RTSC, Findorff provided not only funding but also skilled craftsmen, tools, and equipment for the project. Being involved in and supporting the communities Findorff works in is a core value of the firm. Findorff is passionate about giving back and prioritizing community involvement through volunteering, financial donations, fundraising efforts, and more. The company is honored to collaborate with community partners and organizations whose values and initiatives align with their own.
Findorff is an employee-owned, full-service general contractor headquartered in Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The company has a longstanding reputation for excellence in construction and community involvement.
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