ADA Ramps, Routes & Accessible Parking

No. We do not do any repair work. We build new ADA work as part of new construction projects.

ADA work involves improving accessibility to meet applicable requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Common services include accessible ramps, curb ramps, sidewalk improvements, accessible parking spaces, pavement markings, and compliant access routes.

ADA-compliant construction helps people with disabilities access buildings, parking areas, sidewalks, and public spaces more safely and independently. It also helps property owners meet applicable accessibility requirements and create more inclusive environments.

Requirements may include appropriate slopes, clear widths, landings, edge protection where applicable, and detectable warning surfaces at certain locations. Exact requirements depend on the facility, location, and applicable standards. A professional assessment can help determine the specifications needed for your project.

Yes. Existing sidewalks, parking lots, curb ramps, and access routes can often be modified to improve accessibility. Depending on the site, upgrades may involve resurfacing, correcting slopes, repairing uneven pavement, installing detectable warnings, updating parking layouts, or improving accessible routes.

The cost depends on the project scope, existing site conditions, required modifications, materials, grading, and accessibility specifications. We recommend a site evaluation to identify necessary improvements and provide a customized estimate for your project.