Wooden Wheelchair Ramps Construction in the West Island, Montreal and Vaudreuil.

When thіnkіng аbоut іnѕtаllіng whееlсhаіr ассеѕѕіblе ассеѕѕ tо уоur home оr business соnѕіdеr hіrіng a professional like Patio Florida. Professional Wooden Wheelchair Rаmрs іnѕtаllеrѕ аrе trained іn the guidelines ѕеt fоrth bу thе Act. Thеу have a trаіnеd еуе whеn it соmеѕ to оbѕtасlеѕ that hіndеr thе uѕе of рublіс ѕрасеѕ fоr people wіth dіѕаbіlіtіеѕ оr ѕресіаl nееdѕ. Prоfеѕѕіоnаlѕ also knоw the rеgulаtіоnѕ when іt соmеѕ to buіldіng a Wooden Wheelchair Ramps, thе bеѕt mаtеrіаlѕ tо use аnd mеаѕurеѕ to make thе ramp accessible and safe for use wіth wheelchairs, wаlkеrѕ аnd оthеr dеvісеѕ that mаkе mоbіlіtу easier for thоѕе with ѕресіаl сіrсumѕtаnсеѕ. As we are becoming adults, we have to consider the fact that our parents are also growing older. There would come a time when your parents will be unable to use the stairs because of their weak and older body. On the other hand, the ratio of accidents is also increasing in the present age that often leads to disability. So Wooden Wheelchair Ramps is a necessary need to provide a gentle and stress-free way of entering their home when someone is in a wheelchair or has difficulties with mobility. In order to meet the requirements of the occupants and the province laws, the Wooden Ramp should be properly planned and installed. In such situation, you require the services of a specialized outdoor wooden construction company like we are.

Wooden Wheelchair Ramps Construction:

We have been working in wooden structures and constructions since 1985. We know how to meet any standards and requirements for people in need of a commercial or residential Wooden Ramps. In order to build a safe and weather resistant wheelchair ramp, we will follow the given procedures.

1-Consultation:
Our experts will ask you the following questions before they can start planning and designing the perfect wheelchair ramp.

Who will be the user(s)?
The type of wheelchair that he or she use(s)(electric or manual) and there walking abilities and mobility.

Is this a temporary Wooden Handicap Ramp? (How long do we expect to have this installation for?)
The local Montreal and West Island zoning requirements and the applicable provincial laws and regulations.

2-Planning:
Before screwing the first screw, we will consider planning with precision the future Wooden Wheelchair Ramp. It will help us to know the area we have and the entrance that would be more appropriate for the ramp. We will determine the height of the slope (according to Quebec laws) and also the accessibility to the doorway. We will ensure to select the best design of Wooden Wheelchair Ramps that will be easy to use for the disabled person or the elderly. We will assure that we will consider taking as little as possible space for the construction of the wheelchair ramp.

Building Codes and Regulations in the West Island and Montreal:

We want to make sure that the entire process is legal and exceed Quebec most strict regulations so that you will not have to face any issues in the future. It is important that we get a local building permit that is required for the construction of the Wooden Handicap Ramp and also have an approval from Info Excavation for the excavation of the support beams.

3-Materials:
In order to ensure that the Wooden Wheelchair Ramp is durable and long lasting we will select the most stable, weather resistant, firm and slip resistant treated wood or cedar products. We will ensure that the ramp will preserve your general lifestyle and provide you the regular mobility you deserve. We can also build the Wooden Wheelchair Ramp to fit a personal design or to blend in the actual house design.

Building the Wheelchair Ramps:

4-Once the above-mentioned steps have been accomplished, we will make sure to build the best and most solid ramp for your needs. Our West Island experts will take only a few days to build the ramp and they will ensure that there is low noise during the working procedure so that your neighbors will not get disturbed. We have been working in the area of the West Island of Montreal for over 34 years.