Access
Ramps & Access Modifications on the Central Coast
Getting in and out of the home safely is often the first thing that needs to change. We assess the entry and install access solutions that suit the building as it stands.
Wheelchair and access ramps for Central Coast homes
Entries, steps and level changes are all different, from steep blocks in Terrigal to raised older homes around Wyong. Before quoting we look at the fall of the ground, the landing area, door swings, available length and the surface the ramp will sit on.
- Access ramps to front, rear and side entries
- Threshold ramps and wedges at doorways and sliding doors
- Safer steps, landings and level transitions
- Non-slip surface treatments for ramps and outdoor steps, plus edge protection where required
- Access improvements along paths and garage entries
What we check on site
Gradient and run length, the space at the top and bottom of the ramp, existing step heights, drainage, and how the ramp will be fixed to the structure. Where an occupational therapist has provided recommendations, we work to those and raise anything on site that does not line up with them.
Work is subject to the approved scope, site conditions and the licences required for the work. Where a proposed solution sits outside our licence or capability, we say so and point you toward the right trade.
Related services
Need a ramp or safer entry?
Send through photos of the entry, rough measurements and any occupational therapist recommendations and we will review what is achievable in the space.
Areas we service
Based in Tuggerah, we provide services across the Central Coast NSW.
- Tuggerah
- Wyong
- Gosford
- Erina
- Terrigal
- The Entrance
- Woy Woy
- Umina Beach
- Toukley
- Lake Haven
- Kariong
- Ourimbah
- Wamberal
- Berkeley Vale
- Bateau Bay
- Long Jetty
- Wyoming
- Kincumber
- Budgewoi
- Killarney Vale
Frequently asked questions
Can you help with small doorway thresholds?
Yes. We assess threshold ramps and wedges, entry ramps and level transitions against the available space and existing surface.
What is checked before a ramp is installed?
We consider the gradient, available length, landings, door swings, drainage and fixing points, together with any OT recommendations.
Can a slippery ramp or outdoor step be treated rather than replaced?
Often, yes. A clear anti-slip treatment can be applied over suitable tile, stone, paver or concrete surfaces after the surface has been assessed.