Commercial Wheelchair Ramp Installation in Oak Brook IL
At Jeremy Morris Carpentry, we offer Commercial Wheelchair Ramp Installation in Oak Brook IL. We help you adapt your business to the needs of all customers. Whether you need a ramp installed because it’s required by the federal government or you want to ensure that all of your customers feel welcome when they come to your store, our team can help you plan, design, and install a ramp that will meet your needs and exceed your expectations!
Our mission is to provide our clients with the best value for their money. We are knowledgeable and honest about our products and services, have a strong work ethic, offer a high level of customer service and communication skills; and we have the ability to listen to our customer’s needs.
About
Jeremy Morris Carpentry
At Jeremy Morris Carpentry, we believe that everyone should have access to the same opportunities. That’s why we provide commercial Wheelchair ramp installation in Oak Brook.
Wherever you live, work, or play, we want to make sure that you can get there safely, and with ease. Our team of experienced carpenters can work with you to make your property more accessible.
We’ll do it quickly, and we’ll make sure every detail is perfect before we call the job done. And if there are any changes or improvements you’d like us to make? Let us know so we can get them taken care of.
When you contact us to learn more about our services, we will come out to your site and survey the area. We will then design a ramp system that fits your needs and budget so that you can get the best value for your money.
Our Services
What We Offer
We have experience working with commercial and residential clients of all sizes, as well as wheelchair ramp installation.
Disability ramp
At Jeremy Morris Carpentry, we believe in accessibility for everyone. That's why we specialize in Disability ramp installation. All ramps are built to code, so your space will be up to date with all ADA guidelines. Our team makes the process of installing disability ramps for a home easier by offering free estimates so you know what to expect, staying flexible with scheduling so we don't disrupt your daily life too much, and being respectful of your space while we work.
Ramp Installation
We know that installations of wheelchair ramps in Oak Brook can be a hassle, with all the maintenance they need. That's why our wooden ramp installation professionals offer a variety of ramp types so you can find exactly what you're looking for. Whether it's an outdoor deck or an indoor porch, our ramps are sturdy and dependable.
Commercial Ramp
We can build any style ramp you need, from commercial to residential! You'll never have to worry about your safety when using one of our ramps because each piece is constructed with quality materials such as pressure-treated lumber and stainless steel hardware. Our team has the experience necessary to provide you with an excellent Commercial Ramp every time.
Specialities
- Expertise: We believe that you deserve the best home accessibility products, and that’s what we provide. Our professionals are highly trained and skilled.
- Committed: We are committed to making sure that wherever you work, shop, or live, you can easily access it with a wheelchair ramp.
- Dedicated: Our professionals are dedicated to delivering quality craftsmanship and affordable pricing to our customers.
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Testimonials
What People Say
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose us?
If you’re looking for a trustworthy, experienced carpenter to create a ramp for your home or business, Jeremy Morris Carpentry is the best choice. We’ve served the area for over a decade now, and we know what it takes to ensure the safety of our clients by making sure that all ramps are up to code in terms of package and load-bearing. We also believe that you deserve an affordable option, which is why we’re constantly working on new ways to get you a quality product at a price that won’t break the bank.
How long should a wheelchair ramp be for 3 steps?
Each step rises approximately 6 inches in height. A ramp that is 30 feet long will provide a 1:12 ratio incline, which is within code. This makes it manageable for most manual wheelchairs as well as electric scooters and walkers.
How long of a wheelchair ramp do I need for 2 steps?
For every inch of rising, you will need at least 36 inches of length, so if you have 2 steps totaling 15 inches of rising, you will need at least 45 inches (3.75 feet) of ramp length.
What is a good slope for a wheelchair ramp?
The slope (also called pitch) of the ramp needs to be within certain guidelines. According to ADA guidelines, it should be 1:12, meaning that for every 12 inches of horizontal space, there should be at least 1 inch of vertical distance, and this is the maximum slope recommended by the ADA. For example, if your ramp is 5 feet wide, it should be at least 5 feet long (and not any longer than 5 feet).
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Commercial Wheelchair Ramp Installation in Oak Brook IL
I'm really glad that I was referred to Jeremy Morris Carpentry by a friend. He came to my place and gave me a written estimate on the spot. Within two days, they had finished the ramp and it looked great. I had the pleasure of meeting with them, and they were all very friendly and courteous.
Diego S. Marconi