Most ramp requests come with a deadline: a discharge date or a new diagnosis. Contractors who respond quickly and explain options clearly become the go-to name for families and care teams.
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Who calls
Adult children planning a parent's return home, caregivers and people recovering from surgery. Many calls are urgent.
Aluminum or wood
Modular aluminum installs fast and can be removed. Wood can blend with the house. Explain both.
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Slope and code basics
Explain why length matters and follow local code and guidelines. Families trust a contractor who talks about safety first.
Fast installs
Being able to install within days wins jobs. Keep common components in stock.
Rentals
Offer short-term rental for recovery cases. It brings calls that turn into purchases later.
Partners
Home health agencies, physical therapists, discharge planners and senior living communities send steady referrals.
Quotes
Measure on site, include landings, handrails and permits, and give one clear price.
Common mistakes
Slow responses, ramps that are too steep and no plan for removal when the rental ends.
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Frequently asked questions
Should I offer ramp rentals?
Rentals work well for temporary needs, like recovery after surgery. Many contractors offer both rental and purchase so the family can choose based on how long they need it.