A wheelchair ramp should do more than meet a number on a permit—it should fit the home and make daily life easier. That’s why every ADA-compliant ramp we build starts with slope, safety, and surface in mind.

For most projects, that means one inch of rise for every twelve inches of run, handrails on both sides, and non-slip decking that holds up in rain. The small details—like where the ramp lands and how it ties into the porch—make all the difference for comfort and safety.

We put together a quick reference guide that breaks down the ADA specs and design ideas homeowners can use before starting their build. It’s a good read whether you’re adding accessibility for yourself or a family member.

Read the full article → Wheelchair Ramp ADA Specs & Design Guide