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Wheelchair Ramps.

Portable threshold ramps, folding travel ramps, and modular permanent ramp systems for wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers. Delivered and installed across Polk County and the Tampa area.

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How to Choose Wheelchair Ramps

Start with the rise you need to cover (the vertical height from the ground to the door threshold). That determines the ramp length you'll need for a safe, gradual slope. Portable threshold and folding travel ramps suit a single step or a temporary need; modular ramp systems make sense for a permanent entrance. Always check the ramp's weight capacity against the combined weight of the person and their mobility device.

Common Questions

How do I know what length ramp I need?

Measure the rise (vertical height) you need to cover, then use a slope ratio: a common accessibility guideline is about 1 foot of ramp length for every inch of rise for wheelchairs. A steeper ramp is harder and less safe to use, especially for someone self-propelling.

Are your ramps ADA compliant?

Some of our ramps meet ADA slope and handrail specifications and some are designed for simpler personal/residential use. Check the individual product listing or call us to confirm which models meet ADA requirements for your specific situation.

Can a ramp be installed temporarily and removed later?

Portable and modular ramps are generally designed to be set up and taken down without permanent changes to your home, which is why they're a common choice for a temporary recovery period or a rental property. Permanent poured or built ramps are the exception.