Aging or injured individuals, as well as those with disabilities, may have limited mobility. If your mobility is impaired, installing a wheelchair ramp can make getting in and out of your home easier. Williams Lift Company has provided professional wheelchair ramp installation in homes and businesses across New Jersey for over 50 years. Here, we discuss wheelchair ramps and how to prepare your home for a wheelchair ramp.
We want our customers to be able to move around their homes and other spaces, so we offer several types of ramps, including:
All these ramps are made long-lasting materials that will withstand wear and tear and the elements. You can also choose a model with features like handrails, landings, and edge protection to further customize your ramp. You can also read through our wheelchair ramp guide to get a better understanding of the ins and outs of these ramps.
No matter which one of our ramps you choose, you’ll need to prepare your home for the installation. The process typically only takes a few hours. There are steps you can take around your home to make it ready for your new wheelchair ramp and allow for safe and efficient installation. They include:
When our team comes out to look at your home, we’ll find the best place for your ramp. Before we arrive to install your ramp, make sure you create a clear path between your driveway and our work area. This helps prevent any trips or falls that could impede the installation.
Before our installation team arrives, be sure to remove any lawn decorations that are in the installation area. This helps prevent damage to your items. It also helps protect our crew members from tripping over them.
We love furry animals just as much as you do. However, it’s important to keep your pets secure inside your home. This helps to prevent them from getting in the way of our team members and prevents accidental injuries. It also helps prevent them from running off if they get scared during the installation process.
If you’re getting your ramp installed in the winter, it’s best to remove or clear any snow or ice from your driveway and the area that is getting the ramp. This allows for a smooth installation and helps keep our team members safe throughout the process.
If you’re recovering from surgery or have out-of-town guests who use wheelchairs visiting, you can also rent a wheelchair ramp from us. We’ll even manage the installation and removal for you.
When you’re living with limited mobility, whether from an injury, disability, or aging, a wheelchair ramp can make your home more accessible. Our team has over 50 years of combined experience in the business, so we understand what it takes to install a ramp quickly. We can install your indoor or outdoor ramp in just a few hours without damaging your property.
We also understand that installing a ramp is a big decision and one that you should not take lightly. When you call us to schedule a consultation, we will come to your home to discuss your options and help you find the perfect ramp for your home. We take pride in helping your house feel like home again, which is why our team will also provide you with tips and guidelines to help you keep it in working order for years. Along with wheelchair ramps, Williams Lift Company also provides other mobility devices to make your home more accessible, such as stair lifts and lift chairs, that can help you move more comfortably inside your home.
Do you or a loved one use a wheelchair to get around? Are you living with limited mobility? A wheelchair ramp can help you enter and exit your home safely. Williams Lift Company has made homes in New Jersey more accessible for decades. To learn more about our residential or commercial wheelchair ramp installation services or to request a free in-home consultation, contact us today.
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