Service in our community

Solid Value Gives Back

Practical construction work can make everyday access easier for our neighbors. Through community projects connected to Bothwell’s ToRCH program, Solid Value helps build accessible ramps, decks and other home improvements.

Community project gallery

Accessible ramp and deck project

Two views of one ToRCH-connected project in Clinton, Missouri: the side exterior and a closer look at the walkway and railing.

Side and rear view of a long wooden accessible ramp and deck beside a white house, with a large tree and swing set in the yard — Accessible ramp and deck project — side and rear view.

Close view along the wooden ramp walkway, showing the deck boards, handrails and vertical railing balusters — Walkway and railing detail from the same project.

How we contribute

Neighbors, practical needs, shared effort

On some community projects, Solid Value contributes part of the cost. Team members also spend some weekends serving neighbors. Each project’s funding and schedule are different.

The focus is the work itself: accessible routes, usable outdoor spaces and construction that supports everyday life.

Publicly reported by Bothwell

Another ToRCH partnership

Bothwell Regional Health Center reported on Solid Value’s partnership with its ToRCH program to build an accessible deck and ramp for a local family. The article states that Solid Value covered the difference between available program funding and the cost of that work.

Read Bothwell’s article

Regular project inquiries

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