
You run an assisted living home and the building needs work: a bathroom residents can roll into, doorways a walker fits through, a common room that is not a converted garage. You cannot close for a month. GHI prices the work in writing and schedules it room by room so residents are never without a bathroom or a place to sit.
Every review below is a public Google review of GHI Improvements.
“Elio and his team did a fantastic job converting our first floor hallway into a bathroom! Everything was done according to code and state inspection standards, including electrical, plumbing, tile, and ventilation work.”
Michael Napoli · Aug 2025“They do what they say and deliver on the timeline they estimated. Elio is very responsive and looks to add value and help you through difficult design issues. Great company for any type of home improvement or home construction.”
Google reviewer · Aug 2025“The crew arrived on time and did very good work. They finished the job when they said they would! They even did extra things while they were here.”
Alan Rubin · Jun 2024Most assisted living homes in Maryland are converted houses, and the work that keeps them licensed and full is the same from home to home:
Roll-in showers with linear drains, blocking for grab bars, comfort-height toilets, wider doors and non-slip tile.
Widening doorways to 36 inches, removing thresholds, building entry ramps and railings to code.
Converting space into licensed resident rooms, or adding rooms to reach the bed count you are licensed for.
Open rooms with durable flooring, good lighting and sightlines for staff.
Commercial-grade finishes, ventilation and layouts that pass your inspections.
Non-slip flooring, high-contrast finishes and brighter lighting throughout.
The work is phased so one bathroom or one room is out of service at a time. Dust barriers go up every day, tools are locked away every night and the crew works the hours you set. The Google reviews on this page come from homeowners, not facilities; they describe the same things an administrator needs: work done to code and inspected, a schedule that was kept, and a crew that locked up behind itself.




You get a written scope and price per phase, so you can approve one phase at a time against your budget. Permits for bathrooms, structural changes and additions are filed with your county's permitting office by GHI. Where your state licensing inspector has requirements, we build to them and put them in the scope.
We walk the building with you and your administrator and list every room, bathroom and doorway that needs work.
A scope and price per phase, in writing, so you approve one phase at a time.
GHI files with your county's permitting office and schedules the inspections. One crew, one point of contact.
We finish the punch list, clean up and hand over a space that passes inspection.
Three quick questions, then a call back to set your walkthrough, usually the same business day.
Yes. One room or bathroom at a time, daily dust barriers, tools locked away, hours set by you. That is how the scope is written.
We build bathrooms, doorways and ramps to the accessibility code your county inspector applies, and to the written requirements you receive from your licensing inspector. Those requirements go into the scope before pricing.
Yes, by converting existing space or by adding onto the house. Whether your license allows more beds is between you and the state; we build to the plan you approve.
Montgomery County first, then Howard, Prince George's, Anne Arundel, Harford and the Reisterstown area of Baltimore County.
Written scope and price per phase after a walkthrough. You approve each phase separately.
Yes. GHI Improvements, LLC holds MHIC license 113016 and carries the liability insurance the license requires.