Do you have any steps to negotiate to get to your front door? What sort of help would you need just to get inside? What about the church you attend, or the businesses that you frequent? The power and simplicity of a wheelchair ramp is often underestimated, even discounted – until it is needed. It then becomes a transformative piece in your life and the lives of those in a wheelchair. And the best wheelchair ramps available for residents in Waukesha are made by National Ramp and installed by Access Elevator.
Wheelchair ramps do not need to be terribly expensive. In fact, they often can raise the value of the home or business when they are properly installed. Aluminum, composites, green-friendly plastic materials, and other materials are all available for your wheelchair ramp. And professional installation by Access Elevator will ensure that it will meet your needs well into the future.
While wheelchair ramps are a great accessibility item, there are other products that might be better suited to your needs, yet still provide the accessibility that is needed. When looking at choosing a platform lift, it is important to consider a number of different aspects so that the platform lift you choose is the right model. For example, will the platform lift be used by just wheelchair users, or are you expecting a variety of mobility-impaired people to be using the lift? Another consideration is how many flights of stairs or feet does the platform lift need to travel. Will the platform lift be used for just moving people, or will it possibly be used to also move inventory or other items?
Wheelchair ramps and vertical platform lifts are becoming more and more common, not only for homes but also for a variety of buildings and businesses, as well as churches. These everyday accessibility features benefit not just those in wheelchairs but also those on crutches, those who find navigating stairs to be a challenge, and others. Contact us for more information on wheelchair ramps.
The original founders of Waukesha consisted entirely of settlers from New England, particularly Connecticut, rural Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, as well as some from upstate New York who were born to parents who had migrated to that region from New England shortly after the American Revolution. Waukesha was once known for its extremely clean and good-tasting spring water and was called a “spa town.”