ADA curb ramps and accessible routes

Accessible routes connect parking to the front door. A ramp that is too steep, a landing that is too small or a lip at the bottom can make a route hard or impossible to use for someone in a wheelchair. Fixing those problems is concrete work that has to be done precisely.

We build curb ramps, landings, flared sides and accessible sidewalk routes, and install detectable warning panels where required. We form each piece to the slopes and dimensions the site calls for and check them before and after the pour.

ADA work is usually part of a bigger picture. Our paving division restripes accessible stalls and access aisles and installs signs, so the parking space, the aisle and the ramp are all built to work together.

Requirements depend on your site and local rules. If you have an architect's plan or a list of items from an inspection, we'll price to it. If not, we can point out obvious problems and recommend getting a professional accessibility review.

Frequently asked questions

Can you tell if our entrance is compliant?

We can spot obvious issues, like steep ramps or missing landings, and price fixes. A formal compliance review should come from an accessibility professional.

Do you do the striping too?

Yes, our paving division handles accessible stall striping and signs.