Wheelchair Ramp Installation in Madison and South Central Wisconsin

Yes! Every ramp we sell comes with professional handicap ramp installation by our trained technicians. We’ll assess your space, recommend the best solution, and handle the entire process.

Absolutely. We offer wheelchair ramp rental and ramp rental services for short- and long-term needs – ideal for temporary injuries, rehabilitation, or out-of-town guests requiring accessibility support.

Most ramps are virtually maintenance-free. However, we provide weather-readiness tips and optional service plans to ensure your entrance ramp stays safe and secure in all seasons.

In many cases, we can complete a home assessment within 1 business day and install a modular wheelchair ramp shortly thereafter. Installation timelines depend on ramp size, site conditions, and product availability, but we understand that many families need a solution quickly following a hospital discharge, rehabilitation stay, or unexpected change in mobility.

Our goal is to design every wheelchair ramp around the needs of the individual using it. Every ramp includes a safe, level landing at the entrance, known as a platform, to provide a secure transition into the home.

Whenever possible, we design ramps using the ADA-recommended slope of 1 inch of rise for every 12 inches of ramp length (a 1:12 ratio). However, some homes have limited space or would require an extremely long ramp to achieve that slope. In these situations, we carefully evaluate the user’s mobility, whether a caregiver will be assisting, and the available space to determine the safest and most practical solution.

Every home is different, and our recommendation is always based on creating a ramp that works safely for both the user and their support system.

Space constraints are common, especially when considering a ramp inside a garage or at homes with limited yard space. Wisconsin winters can make protected access particularly important, so we always explore options that work year-round.

In many garages, a wheelchair ramp can be installed while still allowing access to the home, although it often requires using part or all of a parking space. For homeowners who want to preserve garage space or simply don’t have room for the length of ramp required, a vertical platform lift may be a better solution.

A vertical platform lift functions similarly to an open-air elevator, transporting the user from ground level to the home’s entry with the push of a button. These lifts are easy to operate, require less space than a long ramp, and in some situations can be comparable in cost to a modular wheelchair ramp.

Our modular wheelchair ramps are designed to be removed with little to no permanent impact on your home.

For families renting a ramp, we simply schedule removal once the ramp is no longer needed. This is a popular option for recovery from surgery, rehabilitation stays, or temporary mobility challenges.

If you purchase a wheelchair ramp, we offer a buyback program in many situations. This allows families to recover a portion of their investment when the ramp is no longer needed. During your consultation, we’ll discuss both rental and purchase options to help determine the best fit for your situation.