Walk the route
Share where you park, which entrance you use and what happens when you reach the door.
Philadelphia · Wheelchair ramps
A more welcoming way into your home.
Look at the complete route from arrival to your doorway. A ramp conversation should include the entrance, available space and the people using it.
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Your Philadelphia project
A considered plan, from the beginning.
Compare the layout
Discuss the space for the approach and landings, materials, drainage and the way the entrance connects to your home.
Ask about ongoing care
Understand the proposed scope, any site-specific requirements and how the installation should be cared for.
Bring your home into the conversation.
Begin with your Philadelphia address and the route you use every day. Whether your priorities are at the front door, in the bathroom or between floors, the conversation starts with the layout of your own home.
Share your address, the features you want to keep and your priorities. Ask what needs to be assessed before the scope is confirmed.
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Let’s make room for what matters.
Tell us about your home, your priorities and what you would like to change.