HandyPro modifies homes for aging residents

HandyPro in the Youngstown News in an article titled, "HandyPro modifies homes for aging residents." The article explains the work that Joe does with his HandyPro business and the increased need for senior home modifications due to the increasing senior population. The article goes into Joe's background with the Multiple Sclerosis Services and how he wanted to help seniors in the area from getting price-gouged by other companies. The article also explains that Joe's so busy he's looking to hire more employees.

HandyPro modifies homes for aging residents
By: JAMISON COCKLIN

CANFIELD | In less than two years, Joseph Chevraux has put 56,000 miles on his car traveling an area that encompasses Canton, Youngstown and Ashtabula, meeting with senior citizens who hope to make their homes more livable.

In April 2012, Chevraux resigned from his post as executive director of the Multiple Sclerosis Services Agency, a small nonprofit in Canfield.

The job wasn’t paying the bills, Chevraux said, adding he was devoting

more time to the HandyPro franchise he began in September 2011.

It’s no secret that the country’s population is aging , but it’s also giving rise to an industry from which Chevraux benefits.

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