ADA Ramps
Wheelchair ramps built to the slope, width, and landing specs the code actually requires.
Call (510) 830-6573ADA ramps have strict slope, width, and landing requirements, and they get inspected against those specs, not just eyeballed. Get it wrong and it fails inspection, or worse, it's a real hazard for the people it's supposed to help. We build them to spec the first time, for property owners bringing an entrance up to code and for public agencies that need it done right.
This is different from a general sidewalk or curb job. We plan the rise, the landings, and the approach before anything gets formed, so it passes inspection without a second trip out.
Signs you might need this
- A business or building entrance needs a compliant ramp installed
- An existing ramp is too steep, too narrow, or missing a required landing
- The city or an ADA inspection has flagged your entrance as non-compliant
- You're permitting a remodel or tenant improvement that requires an accessible entrance
What's included
- Ramps built to ADA slope, width, and landing requirements
- Detectable warning surfaces and handrails coordinated where required
- Comfortable with city and county inspection standards
- Public and private entrances
How It Works
- 1
Site visit
We measure the rise and run and check what the code requires for this specific entrance.
- 2
Layout
We lay out the ramp, landings, and approach before anything gets formed.
- 3
The pour
Forms go in to the required slope and dimensions, then we pour and finish it.
- 4
Inspection and sign off
We're there for the inspection and make sure it passes before we call it done.
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