Today, we installed this modular wheelchair ramp for a veteran in Emporia, Virginia. The client's existing wooden ramp was too steep and it was starting to rot and fall apart. We were able to come up with an ADA compliant design that works well for what they need. Because our design was ADA compliant, it was significantly less steep than their original wooden ramp. Furthermore, our all aluminum accessibility ramps never rust or rot away like steel or wood. Here are some before and after pictures of the job.
Emporia, VA
There are different reasons that you may find yourself in need of a wheelchair ramp. You may have someone in your household who has suffered an injury and has their mobility temporarily restricted. It could be that you are planning to convert your current house into an aging in place home, and want to make mobility easier. Whatever the case may be, the project generally starts with a consultation, in order to determine what ramp would be right for you. …
Making adjustments to your home so that it is user-friendly for anyone with limited mobility often includes implementing a wheelchair ramp. Suddenly, you realize, there are actually quite a styles to choose from and decisions to make about this ramp, including what material to select. Two of the most commonly selected materials are wood and aluminum, and gaining better insight as to what the pros and cons of each are, will help you make the best choice for your individual situation. …