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Answer a few quick questions about your entrance. Takes about 5 minutes — have a tape measure handy.

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Reliable Ramps — Ramp Site Evaluation

Fill this out and email it with photos of your entrance to sales@reliableramps.com, or call 888-307-1839.

Step 1 of 6Who it's for

Who will be using the ramp?

This tells us how wide the ramp and platforms need to be and what weight rating you need.

What mobility device will be used?
Device size (optional) Scooters and power chairs sometimes need larger turning platforms.
A best guess is fine — power chairs alone often weigh 250+ lbs.
lbs
How will the ramp be used?

Tell us about the entrance

The door decides how big the top platform needs to be.

Which entrance is the ramp for?
Which way does the door open? If it swings outward, you'll need extra platform space to stand clear of it.
Measure the opening, inside the frame.
inches
Are there steps at this entrance now?
steps
What should happen with the steps?

Measure the rise

This is the most important number for your quote — and it's easy to measure.

TOTAL RISE threshold → ground Threshold Ground where the ramp ends

Lay a level (or a straight board) out from the top of the door threshold, then measure straight down to the ground. Include the threshold itself.

In inches. Example: 2 feet = 24 inches.
inches

Estimate at a 1:12 slope (1 foot of ramp for every inch of rise), the recommended slope for wheelchair users. We'll confirm the exact layout in your quote.
As you walk away from the door, does the ground slope?
No problem — a sloped yard changes the total rise a bit. Your photos will help us account for it.

The space around the entrance

This helps us figure out whether the ramp can run straight or needs to turn.

Measure to the driveway, sidewalk, fence, or wherever the ramp has to stop.
feet
Which layout do you think fits best? Seen from above. "Not sure" is a perfectly good answer — we'll recommend one.
What's the ground like where the ramp will sit?
Is anything in the way? (check all that apply)

A few project details

Almost done.

Where is the ramp going?
Business and public entrances usually need to meet ADA requirements (slope, landings, handrails). We'll design your quote to comply.
When do you need it?
How long will you need the ramp?
Installation
Handrails
Do you need HOA approval or a permit?

Where should we send your quote?

We only use this to reply about your ramp.

Best way to reach you

📷 One more thing: after you submit, we'll ask you to email us 4 quick photos of your entrance. They help us get your quote right the first time.

Please answer the highlighted questions to continue.

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