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Who They're For and What They Solve
Ramp installation is the design and construction of a sloped, load-rated walkway that replaces steps at an entry point. The work covers measuring the total rise, calculating a safe run length, setting footings or base plates, installing the surface and handrails, and adding level landings at the top and bottom.
People need ramp installation when a wheelchair, walker, scooter, or unsteady gait makes stairs unusable. Common triggers are a hospital or rehab discharge, a new mobility device arriving, a progressive diagnosis, a fall on the front steps, or a parent moving in with family who cannot manage the entry.
Without a ramp, the home becomes a trap. The occupant stops leaving, misses appointments, and loses independence, while caregivers risk injury lifting a chair up steps. A correctly sloped ramp ends that daily struggle and removes the single most dangerous barrier in the house.
Is It Time?
Most families wait longer than they should. These are the signals worth acting on.
Our Services
Ramp installation is not one product. We build four distinct types, and the right one depends on your rise, your space, and how long you need it.
Bolt-together aluminum sections engineered to code and assembled on site. Best when you need speed, a long run with turns and landings, or a ramp that can be reconfigured or removed later without damaging the home.
Site-framed ramps built with pressure-treated lumber and finished to match the porch or deck. Best when the entry has an unusual shape, the rise is significant, or you want the ramp to read as part of the house.
Low-rise solutions for single steps, sliding door tracks, garage entries, and interior level changes. Best when the obstacle is only one to five inches but still stops a wheelchair or catches a walker.
Lightweight ramps that deploy over a step or into a vehicle, then fold and store. Best for short-term recovery, rental properties, or households that need access in more than one place.
Not sure which approach your situation needs? We assess first and recommend only what’s necessary, no upsells.
Why Homeowners Choose Mr. Local Services
We schedule your on-site measurement inside two days and build the timeline around your discharge or move-in date. Most ramps are installed within one week of approval.
You get a fixed price in writing before we begin, itemized by materials and labor. No hourly billing, no mid-project change orders, no surprises on the invoice.
Fourteen years of ramp work, full liability and workers' compensation coverage, and every ramp set to the 1:12 ADA slope with 36 inches of clear width.
Our workmanship is guaranteed structurally. We also return free after the first week to verify the slope, handrails, and landings work for the person actually using them.
How It Works
Call 951-458-6466 and tell us your rise, your device, and your deadline. We schedule an on-site visit within 48 hours.
We measure total rise, map the available run, choose the ramp type, and hand you a written flat-rate quote with a firm install date.
We pull any required permit, then install. Most modular and threshold ramps finish in a single day; custom wood typically takes two.
We walk the ramp with the user, confirm slope and handrail height, haul all debris, and return within a week to verify the fit.
Pricing
We publish real numbers because guessing costs you time. Pricing is quoted flat-rate in writing after we measure.
Cost is driven by four things: total rise in inches, ramp type (threshold, portable, modular, custom wood), turns and landings required by the run length, and handrail footage.
Typical ranges: threshold and transition ramps $200–$700. Portable and folding ramps $300–$1,200. Modular aluminum systems $2,200–$7,500 depending on rise and landings. Custom wood ramps $2,800–$9,000 including handrails and permits.
Every quote is fixed before work starts. Call 951-458-6466 for a free assessment.
The standard is 1:12 — one inch of rise per twelve inches of run. A 24-inch rise needs 24 feet of ramp.
Permanent ramps usually require one. We determine that during the assessment and pull the permit ourselves.
Threshold and modular ramps typically finish in one day. Custom wood ramps usually take two.
Aluminum installs faster and can be relocated. Wood suits unusual layouts and blends with the home's finish.
Modular aluminum systems unbolt and come out with no structural damage. Wood ramps are permanent builds.
Yes. Every ramp is built to carry the occupant, the device, and an assisting caregiver together.
Call 951-458-6466 with your rise and deadline. We book the assessment within 48 hours.
Every day without a ramp is another day of risk at the front door. Call now for a free assessment, a written flat-rate quote, and a firm install date.
