Wheelchair Ramps for Homes

Q: How Much is a Wheelchair Ramp?

The cost of a wheelchair ramp depends on several factors, including the amount of ramp needed, the height of the rise, any direction changes, and the need for resting landings. ADA guidelines require ramps to have a maximum slope of 1:12, meaning one foot of ramp is needed for every inch of rise.

Q: What Types of Ramps for Homes Do You Offer?

LIO Mobility offers aluminum modular ramp systems, threshold ramps, and portable suitcase ramps for home accessibility.

At LIO Mobility, we expertly install reliable wheelchair ramps so you can confidently stay connected to your family, neighborhood, and community. We know that finding the perfect ramp for wheelchair access provides the secure, dignified foundation you need to easily leave the house and participate in the life you love.

Every home is unique, which is why we provide a variety of custom access solutions designed to seamlessly activate your independence. Our locally built aluminum wheelchair ramps deliver a weather-resistant, secure foundation for your main entryways. In addition to the ramp itself, to ensure your mobility freedom is never interrupted by uneven surfaces, we also expertly place threshold ramps to create smooth transitions over all doorways.

Local Precision

Our locally built aluminum handicap ramps are custom-fitted to your property by our experienced team.

Lasting Durability and Flexibility

Metal ramps are highly weather resistant and provide a safe, low maintenance foundation for your daily routine. Need to move your home access ramp? Our modular system makes it easy to relocate and reconfigure.

Expert Integration

Our team of certified installers seamlessly connect you to your family and community guaranteeing your mobility freedom is never interrupted.

Aluminum Modular Ramps

We partner with a local aluminum ramp manufacturer to build exclusive to us modular systems that prioritize your safety and independence.

ADA-Compliant Design: We ensure your home access ramp meets the exact standards for proper slopes and secure navigation.

Slip-Resistant Safety: Built for any weather, our ramp systems feature a slip-resistant surface so you can confidently leave your home year-round.

Our expert team will partner with you to find a solution that perfectly integrates into your property while keeping you independent.

Aluminum Modular Ramp User’s Guide

Threshold Ramps

To ensure your mobility freedom is never interrupted by uneven surfaces or delicate door tracks, we provide threshold solutions tailored to your unique entryways. Threshold ramps provide a smooth transition to empower your daily routine.

Rubber Threshold Ramps: We strategically place durable rubber threshold ramps at standard doorway transitions from room to room or outside.

Sliding Door Solutions: We install advanced 3-part sliding door threshold ramps equipped with a slip-resistant surface for secure patio access. These sliding door threshold ramps include a hinged bridge that crosses the track, enabling you to cross the threshold safely without causing damage. This design allows you to shut your glass door entirely without the need to remove the ramp.

Suitcase Ramps

Your independence shouldn’t be limited to your home, we offer versatile portable suitcase ramps to ensure you can confidently take your accessibility on the go. These essential wheelchair mobility aids provide a secure, temporary foundation to seamlessly empower your active routine.

Uninterrupted Freedom: Confidently visit family and friends by using convenient suitcase ramps for wheelchairs to seamlessly navigate elevated entryways.

On-the-Go Freedom: These durable solutions easily fold and pack up, ensuring your mobility freedom and community connection are never limited by your location.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wheelchair Ramps

How Much is a Wheelchair Ramp?

There are a few factors that determine how much a ramp system will cost.

The amount of ramp needed: ADA requires ramps travel at a maximum slope of 1:12. This means for every inch of rise you will need one foot of ramp. Residential application slope can vary, but typically we do not recommend steeper than a 1:12 ratio except for extenuating circumstances. For example: 24 inches of rise would need 24 feet of ramp.

Any additional turns: In addition to the amount of ramp needed any direction changes or resting landings can affect price.

What Types of Ramps for Homes Do You Offer?

We offer aluminum modular ramp systems, threshold ramps, and portable suitcase ramps.