Modular ramps are typically sectioned into several segments that are then assembled to form the desired accessibility structure. Sometimes, you might need only two sections to form a smooth surface over the steps to your home’s entrance. In other cases, it might be necessary to build a ramp with a 90-degree turn in order to accommodate the landscape. When the difference in height between the doorstep and the ground is significant, several ramps can be used to provide a gradual decline instead of a sharp angle.

Our Maryland modular ramp systems feature multiple configurations to fit unique entryway situations. They also offer multiple safety elements, including sturdy handrails. The modular ramps we carry are made in the U.S. and utilize the latest technology available on the market, which makes them one of the safest aluminum modular ramps in the industry. Our installers are experienced with a wide range of variables and will find the most efficient solution for your mobility needs.

Threshold ramps are designed to eliminate bumpy transitions for wheelchair users. These ramps are often used on either or both sides of a door or an open entrance. When the flooring dips and forms a single step, a threshold ramp can provide a smooth transition. Some doorways have a protruding frame running across the floor, in which case a threshold ramp can form a “bridge” over it to let the wheelchair user comfortably pass the obstacle. In a single home, there may be multiple areas where a threshold ramp can be extremely useful. If you are not sure about the exact placement, one of our Maryland wheelchair ramp experts can help you determine your accessibility requirements.

Designed for quick and easy use with mobility scooters and wheelchairs, portable mobility ramps serve as an inexpensive accessibility solution where semi-permanent modular ramps or vertical platform lifts are not applicable. However, keep in mind that external assistance may be needed for users of such ramps since they don’t come with rails, especially if the ramp is used to form a steep slope.

Portable ramps are extremely versatile and can be used both at home and on the go. At home, they can help you get in and out of the house fast and easily. On the go, use them to safely enter a minivan in a wheelchair or to move a scooter into the truck bed when your loved one is in a passenger seat.

Businesses that are not required to have ADA-compliant entryways can keep a portable ramp on hand in case a wheelchair-bound visitor comes in. For a permanent solution, ADA and IBC compliant commercial modular ramps are perfect for commercial mobility access.