“Basically, there are two ways someone can get their home retrofitted,” Claudette says. “They can contract with us directly, or they can go through the State of Arizona, which has a program that helps disabled homeowners have their homes modified to meet their needs.”

Projects include building and installing wheelchair ramps, modifications to existing structures, decks and porches.

“Sometimes we’ll remodel a whole bathroom and install a roll-in shower, grab bars and adaptive toilet,” Claudette says. “Other times, it’s putting down new flooring throughout the entire house that’s easier for a wheelchair to move across. And other times its widening doorways, or building a concrete ramp from the garage to the house. We do a variety of projects.”

Just as Danny and Claudette are providing an invaluable service to their clients, so too, says Claudette, is National Bank of Arizona in supporting their business.

“They have been a blessing to us,” Claudette says. “The bankers and tellers know us by name and go above and beyond to accommodate us. Considering my physical limitations, they meet me at my office and work around our schedules. I feel like the team is part of our family.”

To help their business grow, NB|AZ has provided financing for the Rogers’ trucks and trailers, necessary to carry and transport the materials needed for their construction projects. The bank also works with Danny and Claudette in their other business, Snowflake Tire & Auto, which they started in 2015.

“We trust them completely with our businesses,” says Claudette. “They do their homework and research the best options for our needs, whether its loans or interest rates. They really go the extra mile.”