It sits at the heart of Yamhill County and is the gateway to Oregon’s best wineries, hop farms, and ranches. We have installed ramps for residents and portable classrooms at schools in and around McMinnville. The town sits halfway between Salem and Portland, so two of our three distribution hubs can service McMinnville and Yamhill County efficiently.
We can deploy ramps with in 2-3 days of our first communications. Dependencies such as pricing, installation location, and installation scheduling all play factors in deployment. But we know that ramps are often an unexpected necesity and do our best to be there for our customers.
ADA guidelines ensure that a ramp is safe and easy to navigate. We start with ADA guidelines when designing your ramp layout. If an ADA-compliant ramp is too long/large for your home, we can work together and find an alternative solution. Ramps to public institutions have to be ADA-compliant.
In most cases, you will not need a permit. Our ramps are considered temporary structures in most building codes. We build these ramps to be solid structures that last for years, even decades. No concrete footings are needed, and we can ramp over any ground cover. Once a ramp reaches a certain height, we must look up permitting requirements for your State and City. In this case, we will help you determine permit requirements and supply engineering documentation for submittal with your permit.
With a large selection of ramp and platform sizes, we can make your ramp safely turn, switch back, or run straight out as far as you need to travel. The modular nature of our ramps will give you that custom fit for any property.
The solid surface, our most popular option, has an extruded tread and features raised ribs to provide slip resistance and all-weather traction.