The details other quotes leave out.
Almost every ramp company can quote you a slope and a price. Here's what actually separates a ramp that still works in year eight from one that gets a complaint call in month two.
Round handrails, not flat ones
A round profile allows a full 360° grip — the hand can close all the way around it. That matters most for the people with the weakest grip strength, which is exactly who's using the ramp.
Nothing gets buried in your yard
Our modular ramps are bolted and free-standing. That means faster installs, no concrete curing time, and no permanent changes to your property.
Built for real Canadian winters
Freeze-thaw cycles, road salt, snow load — this isn't equipment engineered for a mild climate and shipped north anyway.
We check the code, not just the slope
Slope is one requirement — landing size, width, edge protection, and handrail height all matter too. We confirm the full spec against your local building code before we build.
Straight talk: a lot of ramp companies will quote you fast and hope the slope works out on install day. We measure first, quote second. It adds a day to the process. It also means the number you're quoted is the number you pay.
From call to installed, usually in days — not weeks.
Tell us what you need
Call, or send a few details through the quote form — the entrance, the rise you're working with, and whether it's for sale, rental, or a one-time event.
We measure and confirm the spec
A specialist confirms slope, width, and landing requirements against your local code, then sends a fixed quote — no surprise add-ons.
We install it, ready to use
Our crew delivers and bolts the ramp into place. No welding, no curing time — most residential installs are done in a single visit.