Wheelchair ramps
A more welcoming way in.
A ramp should fit the home and the route you use every day.
The essentials
Connect the approach, landing and door.
Materials for the setting.
Installation and ongoing support.
A little more detail
What to consider next.
Discuss the layout, installation responsibilities and ongoing care before choosing a solution.
Talk it through with us →A route shaped around your entrance.
Our ramps are custom-built for the layout of the property. We consider the approach, landing, and doorway together, rather than treating the step as an isolated obstacle.
Materials for the setting.
Our ramp work includes wood and aluminum. Layout, weather exposure, traction, and support features help guide the choice for your home.
Installation and ongoing support.
Review installation, care instructions and the service arrangements included in your ramp proposal. Confirm who to contact if the ramp needs attention after installation.
The doorway is part of the ramp project.
Consider the complete arrival: the parking or drop-off point, the path across the site, the ramp, the landing and the doorway. A route that solves a step but leaves an awkward approach may not meet the household’s goals.
Photos can help start a conversation, but they do not establish a buildable design. The site assessment needs to consider available space, changes in level, door operation, drainage and the intended use.
- How will people approach the ramp and open the door?
- What happens along the route during rain, leaves or seasonal weather?
- Which nearby paths, windows or equipment need to remain accessible?
- What property permissions or local requirements need to be checked?
Compare ownership as well as materials.
Ask how each proposed ramp option fits the site, how its surface is maintained and what future changes would involve. If the need may change, discuss removal or reconfiguration before selecting a system.
A complete scope should identify landings, rails, transitions, site preparation and restoration where relevant. Request a walkthrough of the completed route and the care guidance for the materials installed.
Common questions
What should I consider before asking about a ramp?
Think about which entrance you use, the space around it, your mobility equipment, and whether you need access temporarily or for ongoing use. A site review can establish the details of a suitable design.
Make your entrance easier to use.
Tell us which entrance you want to improve and how you use it.