Your Trusted Medical Equipment Supplier Serving Jacksonville Wheelchair Ramps & Threshold Ramps, Florida

Stairs at the entry of a Jacksonville home create a hard stop—for wheelchair users, scooter riders, and anyone relying on a walker for stability. Our custom wheelchair ramps eliminate that barrier with ADA-compliant solutions designed specifically for each home’s entry points, dimensions, and construction style.

We build ramps with proper slope ratios for safe navigation by wheelchairs, walkers, and mobility scooters, with handrails on both sides for stability and non-slip surfaces that perform safely through Jacksonville’s rainy season and year-round humidity. Permanent installations integrate with the home’s appearance and provide lasting, durable access. Portable ramp options are available for renters or situations where a temporary solution is needed before a permanent installation can be completed. Every installation is built to ADA standards, permitted where required, and inspected to ensure it meets local building codes. We handle all of that coordination—families and support coordinators don’t need to manage it separately.

Not every barrier is a full flight of steps. Doorway thresholds—the small elevation changes at the base of exterior and interior doors—may seem minor, but they stop wheelchair wheels, catch walker feet, and create real tripping hazards for anyone with limited mobility. For someone coming home from HCA Florida Memorial or UF Health Jacksonville, a one-inch threshold at the back door can be just as problematic as a full front stoop.

Threshold ramps handle these smaller elevation changes at doorways throughout the home, creating smooth transitions that allow wheels and walkers to pass without catching. They are available in portable and permanently installed configurations, sized to fit standard and non-standard door openings, and built with the same non-slip surface requirements as full ramps. Our team assesses every entry point during the home evaluation—not just the most obvious one—so that the full path through the home is clear from the moment someone arrives.

Knowing which ramp is right, where it should be positioned, what slope is required for the specific entry, and whether the installation qualifies for waiver program funding—these details take expertise to sort out correctly and get approved the first time.

Our C.E.A.C. certified professionals conduct Environmental Accessibility Assessments throughout Duval County, evaluating each home’s specific entry points, the individual’s mobility equipment and needs, and all available funding options. For individuals on Florida Medicaid Waiver programs, we complete the EAA documentation required to support authorization and submit complete paperwork to minimize delays. Support coordinators across Jacksonville’s hospital systems and care networks work with us regularly because our assessments are thorough, our documentation is complete, and our installations are done right the first time. We visit homes from Springfield to Fleming Island, from the Beaches to Orange Park, and we understand the wide range of Jacksonville housing styles our team works in every week.