ADA Ramps & Curb Installation Charleston SC

ADA-compliant curb ramps must have a maximum running slope of 1:12 (8.33%), maximum cross slope of 1:50 (2%), minimum width of 36 inches, and detectable warning surfaces (truncated dome tiles) at the bottom. Specific requirements vary based on the type of ramp and location. We're familiar with current ADA Standards for Accessible Design and can ensure your project meets requirements.

Yes. We install cast-in-place concrete detectable warning surfaces (truncated dome tiles) as part of ADA ramp projects. These are required at curb ramps, transit platforms, and other locations where pedestrians transition from a pedestrian route to a vehicular way.

Yes. We work with commercial property owners, property managers, and businesses to assess existing concrete conditions and install the improvements needed for ADA compliance. We can work from a compliance report or help identify what needs to be done.

Yes. We have experience with municipal sidewalk, curb and gutter, and ADA improvement projects. We understand the documentation and quality standards these projects require.