Built with safety and accessibility in mind, REDD Team offers wheelchair ramps for schools in Sacramento, California that meet all ADA requirements. We will not only provide you with safe, durable ramps, our ramps can be assembled very quickly and will need little to no maintenance. You simply won’t find a better solution for your accessibility needs.
What Makes Our Wheelchair Ramps the Best Choice?
Aluminum is a strong material that can handle whatever the elements dish out. REDD Team aluminum products contain 6000 series aluminum alloys that are as strong as steel, yet not nearly as susceptible to issues such as rust or corrosion. These alloys are used across several different industries because they offer so many benefits. No matter how hot or cold the temperature may be, our products will always be safe to the touch and retain their shape.
Ensuring Complete Compliance with All Governmental Regulations
In addition to being completely ADA-compliant, REDD Team wheelchair ramps also adhere to the regulations of the California Division of the State Architect. As a result, you can rest easy knowing your ramps will conform to all regulations and codes at all governmental levels.
Comparing Aluminum Vs. Other Materials
There are many different materials used in the manufacture of access systems such as wheelchair ramps, stairs, handrails and others. You’ll not only find them in aluminum, but also concrete, steel and wood. But aluminum beats them all. Here’s a look at just some of the reasons why this is the case.
- The durability and safety of concrete can’t be denied. However, it can take a long time to build the components needed in order to have a complete concrete access system. If something goes wrong or your facility has to undergo any sort of remodeling, you’ll have to start all over again. Aluminum systems, on the other hand, are modular and can be easily adapted to any changes your facility may undergo.
- Steel is one of the strongest materials around. Unfortunately, there are also many disadvantages of using it. For example, steel corrodes very easily, and must be treated on a regular basis as a result. Steel also presents a major slippage risk when it gets wet. Aluminum has built-in natural protection against corrosion, and will always provide a safe surface no matter how wet it may get.
- Wood also has to be treated regularly, or it will deteriorate very quickly. Stability can also be a concern. In many instances, the joints that keep a wooden structure intact can also deteriorate over time.
Aluminum is really the only choice when it comes to wheelchair ramps and other components of an accessibility system. It won’t rust, it’s extremely strong, and it can be reconfigured to fit your changing needs. Aluminum wheelchair ramps are also very easy to install, since they don’t require any field welding. When you consider all the advantages of aluminum, there really is no comparison.
The REDD Team Advantage
At REDD Team, we have a staff of expert professionals who are passionate about delivering the very best customer service experience possible. We will provide you with wheelchair ramps for schools in Sacramento, California that are strong, durable and safe. No matter what kinds of questions you may have, we’ll be ready to answer them. Contact us online or call (800) 648-3696 to learn more.
