Founder & Executive Leader
President of EZ Able®
Leading the Accessibility Solutions Industry
A licensed residential builder since 1991 — and in construction before that — Jody Fisk has spent more than two decades in accessibility, building EZ Able® into a nationally recognized provider focused on independence, aging in place, and inclusive living.

A Journey Driven by Purpose
My commitment to accessibility began early in life, volunteering to teach children with disabilities how to swim. That experience shaped a deep understanding of real-world accessibility challenges and sparked a lifelong mission to create solutions that support independence and dignity.
I came up in construction and earned my residential builder’s license in 1991. Over two decades ago I moved into the accessibility industry with a simple goal: to help people live safer, more independent lives. What began as a profession quickly became a calling—one centered on ensuring equal access to essential products, technologies, and home accessibility solutions.
Throughout my career, I’ve witnessed the life-changing impact of accessibility solutions—from helping veterans regain independence at home to enabling seniors to age in place more safely and confidently. Each success reinforced one belief: accessibility is not a luxury—it is a fundamental right.
That vision led to the creation of EZ Able®, built on a foundation of high-quality accessibility products, expert guidance, and a deep commitment to customer outcomes.
Our work has earned national recognition, including features in Forbes and Michigan Builder Magazine.
Built by a Builder
Most companies selling accessible bathing products have never framed a wall, set a pan, or stood in a bathroom explaining to a homeowner why the shower they were sold will not fit.
A working life in residential construction — licensed since 1991, on job sites before that — is what shapes how EZ Able® chooses products and advises customers. It is why we ask about drain location before recommending a base, why our guides measure to the finished wall rather than the stud, and why we will tell a customer that a product does not suit their bathroom rather than sell it anyway.
Accessibility on paper is a set of dimensions. Accessibility in practice is whether those dimensions survive contact with an existing house, an existing budget, and a real person’s daily routine. That gap is where most projects go wrong, and closing it is the work.
How We Work
Good advice sometimes costs a sale. A customer whose bathroom cannot take a curbless base is better served hearing that from us than discovering it mid-demolition, and a contractor who trusts our answer on a hard question will call us on the next twenty jobs.
That approach is why EZ Able® has grown into a nationally recognized provider and a Google Top Quality Store, serving customers across the United States.
Our success is measured not only in business growth, but in the barriers we help remove and the lives we help improve.
What We Stand For
A bathroom planned for changing needs beats one adapted after a fall.
Accessible does not have to look clinical. Nobody should feel their bathroom announces a diagnosis.
We would rather lose a sale than sell a product that will not work in your space.
Products are chosen for how they behave on a real job site, not how they photograph.
Reinforced walls and sensible layouts cost little now and prevent a second remodel.
Codes, clearances, drains, subfloors. If it is complicated, that is exactly when you need a straight answer.
“Building a more accessible world isn’t just our business—it’s our calling.”
— Jody Fisk
Experience & Recognition
State of Michigan, continuously since 1991
Working in the trades before earning her builder's license
Aging in place and ADA-compliant design
National coverage of accessible living
Industry feature
Recognized for service and product quality
Honors Scholar, B.A. Economics
Helping individuals achieve greater independence
Let’s Build a More Accessible Future
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