Accessible Homes Inc

Accessible homes inc owner Gary Sloane & Rena Sloane / Vargas are joint Business owners who have a record of taking advantage of elderly men and women. Within The past year accessible homes, Inc., which was located in Anchorage was recently closed down after Gary Sloan was issued a stocking protective order on one of the elderly individuals Home that he previously did work for. There was a STOP work order after Accessible Homes inc did NOT follow municipality rules and obtain proper permits before working on the property. Please refer to Alaska court Records verification. They have had multiple business names and have set up an irrevocable Trust through Gordon Sloane in order to insure that when they are sued the plaintiffs will receive nothing because there business is in a irrevocable trust where there is little to NO assets or money to ensure the continual scamming that they have done for many years taking advantage of mostly elderly people. Be very cautious when dealing with Gary Sloane and Rena Vargas as they are sure to open up a different business using a different name as they have done so. Please refer to Alaska court records

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All in all, the job could be acceptable since it got done in a reasonable amount of time. But all of the caulking around the shower pan and through the bathroom has turned yellow and it shows the poorly and sloppily applied caulking better. Both vanities were built in their shop, but they forgot to cut the holes for the sinks and installed a center drawer. They had to remove the center drawer and cut the holes for the sinks adding another day to the project. The vanity doors and 2 drawers at the top extend all the way to the edge of the vanity. This created a problem by hit the door frame leading out of the bathroom so the drawer can't be opened more than 6 inches. Since it was all done under a grant we couldn't complain much. Not much response from company when I tried to contact them. Their worker was punctual and worked by himself for the whole project. Which is probably the only plus to this project.