Sheboygan
Wheelchair Lifts, Wheelchair Ramps, and Platform Lifts in Sheboygan, WI
We are fortunate that mobility solutions for a variety of situations now exist. Wheelchair lifts, wheelchair ramps, platform lifts, and other options are available to make getting into Sheboygan homes and businesses much easier.
When you are looking for help with what options might work best for your situation, give a call to Access Elevator and their experienced team will show you the wide range of options for your needs.
Wheelchair Ramps in Sheboygan, WI
One of the most straightforward options for mobility-impaired people is installing a wheelchair ramp. The wheelchair ramps from Access Elevator are designed for long-term use and have a number of features. These ramps can be used by nearly everyone, including those who are not mobility-impaired such as family members and caregivers. A number of different materials are available, and some options allow the wheelchair ramp to be reconfigured and repositioned as needs change.
Adding a wheelchair ramp to a home or business can often increase the value of that home or business. For homes, having a wheelchair ramp already installed makes the home more accessible to more buyers, and it makes it more attractive because there is less that the new owners would need to do to accommodate someone in a wheelchair. Businesses as well can see an increase in the value of the business or building they are in with these updates.
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Wheelchair Lifts and other Platform Lifts for Sheboygan, Wisconsin
While wheelchair ramps are a great solution in Sheboygan for many applications, sometimes you just don’t have the physical space to install a wheelchair ramp. Access Elevator has other options for you in the form of wheelchair lifts and platform lifts. Wheelchair lifts often look like slimmed-down elevators and they operate vertically. These can have both indoor and outdoor applications as well. Platform lifts are often flat platforms on which a wheelchair can be secured, and they operate alongside a stairway. Either option is a great solution to mobility and access.
Although Sheboygan was officially incorporated in 1846, much of the town had been platted in 1836, when property investors laid out more than one thousand lots. By 1849, a wave of liberal, middle-class immigration triggered by the revolutions of 1848 had made the community known for its German population. In the spring of 1898, Sheboygan elected Fred C. Haack and August L. Mohr as aldermen, making them the first two Social Democratic Party candidates to be elected to public office in the United States.
