Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know what size access ramp I need?
The size of a ramp system depends on the application and can be different for every home or business, including the requirements of the ADA. We offer free estimates and evaluations, so feel free to give us a call or email.
How quickly can access ramp be installed?
We know that time is precious, we pride ourselves in installing your ramp when YOU need it. Urgent needs are prioritized, but we strive to make all delivery and installations within 10 business days.
Do you ship for DIY?
Yes, we have quick turnaround for orders. Some orders will ship as quickly as the same day, but most non-commercial orders will always ship within three business days.
How much does a ramp cost?
Does Liberty offer rentals?
Yes, we offer short or long term rentals and rent-to-own options. All rental ramps are genuine Rampit USA ramps and can be installed as quickly as the same day.
How will my ramp weather the winter?
All ramps are custom designed and built for your specific needs, so the only way to get an accurate cost estimate is to schedule a free evaluation from one of our expert installers.All quotes are performed free of charge.
Most ramps and components are made of durable, lightweight aluminum that will never rust or corrode.
Our aluminum ramps are equipped with a special anti-slip tread. These grooves help to prevent most slippage.
More Questions?
- How much does a ramp cost? All ramps are custom designed and built for your specific needs, so the only way to get an accurate cost estimate is to schedule a free evaluation from one of our expert installers.All quotes are performed free of charge.
- How quickly can a ramp be installed? Most ramps are installed in as little as one to three business days, but can be installed same-day in the event of an emergency.
- What are the ramps made of?Most ramps and components are made of durable, lightweight aluminum that will never rust or corrode. Our wood aluminum ramps are made of a combination of treated lumber and aluminum.
- How large of a ramp system do I need?Ramp system length varies depending on the initial rise of a person’s home or porch and the slope of the ground from where the system starts and terminates.
- Does my ramp really need to be that long?All ramps are installed to meet ADA guidelines for your safety, which means that your ramp needs to be a certain length to accommodate for the rise and any additional obstacles. Space restriction options are also available.
- How much does it cost for a ramp installation?Installation costs vary depending on job size and permit requirements.
- How much does it cost for a ramp removal?Ramp removal fees usually match the initial installation fee for each particular job.
- What’s the difference between a butt ramp and a curb ramp?A butt ramp doesn’t have an adaptor at the top which would normally rest on the door's threshold. Instead, it butts up to the threshold. It has legs underneath and will be used when a door swings out. A curb ramp is used when a door swings in, has an adaptor on both ends, and will rest on the threshold.
- What’s the difference between a bevel and a threshold ramp?A bevel is at the bottom of a ramp which aids in a smoother transition from the ground to the ramp, or the ramp to the ground. A threshold ramp is typically used for 1-2″ elevations. It is used for a smoother transition from outside on the ramp to inside your home.
- How do I keep my ramp from getting slippery, especially in the winter? In the winter, however, ramps need to be treated as if they were a sidewalk. They need to be swept off with a broom and salt needs to be put on them in order to help melt snow and ice and keep the ramp from becoming slippery.
- What can be used on the ramp for snow/ice removal?Customers may use a broom, shovel, or any commercial ice melting application to remove snow and ice from the system.
- What Codes do I need to meet?ADA Codes would like to see one foot of ramping per every inch of total rise (Initial Rise +/- Yard Slope). This is referred to as 1/12. Less ramp may be used if there are space restrictions.
- I’m moving. Can I take my purchased ramp with me?The ramp is yours and can be moved with you, however, we recommend contacting Liberty to have your new home evaluated to ensure your old ramp is installed safely.
- What is covered under the warranty?The Rampit USA warranty only covers problems caused by a faulty installation or product defects for new ramps. We recommend adding your ramp to your homeowners insurance following installation to protect it from any additional damages.
- Is a ramp warranty transferable?The Rampit USA warranty is only valid for the initial installation.
- Will the ramp cause any permanent damage?Our modular ramps are designed to be set-up and taken down with no permanent damage to your lawn, landscaping, or your home.
- How can I clean my ramp?For all ramps, use an outdoor broom to clear away any debris. For more detailed cleaning, only use cleaners approved for your ramp’s material.
- How much does a ramp cost? All ramps are custom designed and built for your specific needs, so the only way to get an accurate cost estimate is to schedule a free evaluation from one of our expert installers.All quotes are performed free of charge.
- How quickly can a ramp be installed? Most ramps are installed in as little as one to three business days, but can be installed same-day in the event of an emergency.
- What are the ramps made of?Most ramps and components are made of durable, lightweight aluminum that will never rust or corrode. Our wood aluminum ramps are made of a combination of treated lumber and aluminum.
- How large of a ramp system do I need?Ramp system length varies depending on the initial rise of a person’s home or porch and the slope of the ground from where the system starts and terminates.
- Does my ramp really need to be that long?All ramps are installed to meet ADA guidelines for your safety, which means that your ramp needs to be a certain length to accommodate for the rise and any additional obstacles. Space restriction options are also available.
- How much does it cost for a ramp installation?Installation costs vary depending on job size and permit requirements.
- How much does it cost for a ramp removal?Ramp removal fees usually match the initial installation fee for each particular job.
- What’s the difference between a butt ramp and a curb ramp?A butt ramp doesn’t have an adaptor at the top which would normally rest on the door's threshold. Instead, it butts up to the threshold. It has legs underneath and will be used when a door swings out. A curb ramp is used when a door swings in, has an adaptor on both ends, and will rest on the threshold.
- What’s the difference between a bevel and a threshold ramp?A bevel is at the bottom of a ramp which aids in a smoother transition from the ground to the ramp, or the ramp to the ground. A threshold ramp is typically used for 1-2″ elevations. It is used for a smoother transition from outside on the ramp to inside your home.
- How do I keep my ramp from getting slippery, especially in the winter? In the winter, however, ramps need to be treated as if they were a sidewalk. They need to be swept off with a broom and salt needs to be put on them in order to help melt snow and ice and keep the ramp from becoming slippery.
- What can be used on the ramp for snow/ice removal?Customers may use a broom, shovel, or any commercial ice melting application to remove snow and ice from the system.
- What Codes do I need to meet?ADA Codes would like to see one foot of ramping per every inch of total rise (Initial Rise +/- Yard Slope). This is referred to as 1/12. Less ramp may be used if there are space restrictions.
- I’m moving. Can I take my purchased ramp with me?The ramp is yours and can be moved with you, however, we recommend contacting Liberty to have your new home evaluated to ensure your old ramp is installed safely.
- What is covered under the warranty?The Rampit USA warranty only covers problems caused by a faulty installation or product defects for new ramps. We recommend adding your ramp to your homeowners insurance following installation to protect it from any additional damages.
- Is a ramp warranty transferable?The Rampit USA warranty is only valid for the initial installation.
- Will the ramp cause any permanent damage?Our modular ramps are designed to be set-up and taken down with no permanent damage to your lawn, landscaping, or your home.
- How can I clean my ramp?For all ramps, use an outdoor broom to clear away any debris. For more detailed cleaning, only use cleaners approved for your ramp’s material.