Atlanta, GA Accessibility Ramp Installation

Evaluation Process

After you contact our offices, our mobility experts will discuss with you the particulars of your home and the vehicles you have that will use the ramp. The initial assessment allows us to:

• Understand Your Needs: Everyone has their own challenges and therefore their own needs. After discussion, we will have a better understanding of your particular situation, what options are available to you, and then make educated recommendations to you.
• Assess Your Environment: Like people, every home is also different, and the installation process will be altered depending on the layout of the home and placement of the ramp. We will measure the necessary points of the home, and find a solution that fits your needs.
• Identify Potential Challenges: Our specialists have many years of experience and have seen a wide range of issues in their prior installs. We will be able to review the intended location and inform you of possible obstacles and issues that may arise.

By having such a personalized evaluation process, we can ensure that the recommendation we make to you will be the best possible choice for you.

Types of Wheelchair Ramps

Portable Ramps

These ramp options are best for those who are on the go, and need to have a solution they can travel with. Whether a folding or threshold ramp, the portability allows for you to remain mobile wherever you may be.

Folding Ramps

Though classified as a portable ramp, the folding ramp category has the additional benefit of being easy to store and modify. Usually thinner than the threshold options, folding ramps can be stored in a closet or back of a vehicle with ease, and if you need to extend the ramp further due to any circumstance, they are capable of being lengthened.

Modular Ramps

Our most popular and in-demand option, the modular ramp is a permanent install that can fit almost any space. Due to their construction, our technicians are able to find a way to install this ramp even in the most cramped and unusual locations. Their surfaces can be mesh or treaded, and both are non-slip options that can protect from all weathering.

FAQs

How Long does an Install take?

The time for install varies depending on the type of ramp, but most modular ramps can be installed within a few hours. For longer lengths or more complex areas, the process may be longer, but should still complete within the day.

Do I Need to have Construction Done?

There should be no need to have any structural work done to your home, as our evaluators will look at the entirety of the area and determine the best solution possible. In the event there are issues, our team will discuss options with you.

Which Ramp is Right for me?

Because there are many options at hand, the choice can be daunting. Let our experience mobility specialists find the best options for you to guide you to the choice that best suits your home and needs.