Amramp Northern California: Here to serve your ramp requirements

Amramp is a national provider of steel wheelchair ramps and portable roll-in wheelchair showers. The patented steel ramps can be rented and used short term for events or when rehabilitating from an injury. Or they can be purchased and used for years to support a family member.

The owners of the Northern California franchise, Brett McKee and his sons –Brendan, Patrick, and Dylan – serve Amramp clients throughout the Bay Area. The McKees take pride in assisting seniors, those with mobility concerns, and injured workers: "We are proud to play a part in helping people maintain or regain their independence and freedom."

Get your wheelchair ramp installed quickly

With a warehouse in Santa Cruz and a full inventory of ramp parts, installations can be scheduled in just days and modular steel wheelchair ramps assembled in hours.

Should you rent or buy a wheelchair ramp? Amramp’s solution for every situation

If you think you’ll need the ramp for less than 5 to 6 months, renting costs less. In September 2010, the Outside Land Festival in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park rented a ramp for the weekend event so performers could access the stage.

If you anticipate having your ramp for 5 months or more, you’re probably better off purchasing. Amramp provides daylong, weeklong, and months-long rentals.

In Watsonville, California, an injured worker discovered his short-term wheelchair ramp rental would be needed long-term. Amramp was able to assist by applying portions of the rental to the purchase as the wheelchair ramp turned into a lifelong aid.

Yes, Amramp also accommodates the construction and commercial industries offering ADA wheelchair ramps for purchase and rental.

Seeking funding sources?

Groups and organizations, both in California and nationwide, can help with wheelchair ramp costs. Amramp has compiled numerous charities and resources: Explore Funding Sources for more information.

Amramp is also your best choice for additional Accessibility Solutions.

Take the first step to accessibility today: Call 888-715-7598 for your no-cost, no-obligation evaluation.