Filed under
Accessibility
Ramps, railings, and the changes that let someone stay in their own home: what the requirements are, where the funding comes from in Clinton County, and how the work is built. Wheelchair ramp construction →
Showing 2 of 2 articles.
wheelchair-rampHow to pay for a wheelchair ramp in Clinton County
A walkthrough of the wheelchair ramp funding routes that genuinely exist in Clinton County, PA, and what each program wants from your contractor. Includes how to get a written scope you can hand to any of them.
wheelchair-rampWheelchair ramp slope, landings, and railings: what actually works in Pennsylvania
A working guide to residential ramp geometry in central Pennsylvania: what the 1:12 slope means in feet of run, where landings and handrails belong, and why a house ramp is not automatically an ADA project. Grounded in a real Loganton ramp build and the non-slip finish that followed it.