EZ-ACCESS specializes in producing ADA-Compliant ramp systems for schools. Follow these guidelines to make sure entrances to your school are ADA compliant.

Follow the tips offered by EZ-ACCESS to improve ADA compliance at your business so you adhere to established standards and maintain access for all.

Make sure your business is prepared to stay accessible with these winter weather ramp management tips from EZ-ACCESS.

The city of Tucson found a creative solution to help save their community. They are currently working on a project in their downtown area to expand dining areas to the outdoor space in front of some local restaurants by utilizing the wide sidewalks along their main street.

While we understand the appeal of using other materials for access solutions, aluminum is always the safest option when you're creating reliable emergency exits. Read this blog to find out why.

The pandemic has brought an immense amount of changes to schools and has drastically changed the learning environment. Districts have had to create solutions that they feel will be best to continue educating while also keeping students and faculty as safe as possible.

While summer 2020 has been unpredictable, the downtime for businesses has provided a great opportunity for updating access solutions. See what we can do for you by checking out these commercial access solutions from projects all over the country.

Business owners and property owners alike are considering how to adapt their location for an entirely new way of operating. Whether this new way of operating includes redirecting traffic through your store or adding temporary office space, EZ-ACCESS is here to help you provide safe access to your property for individuals of all abilities.

Summer break is the perfect time to update access solutions for your school district to ensure entrances are easily accessible to all individuals on school grounds.

Mobility device users need ample room at the entryway to enter, exit, and maneuver about, so you need to ensure that there is space to do so, which is why the door to the main entrance, or at least to one entrance on the building, must be designed for wheelchair accessibility.

COVID-19 access solutions are in high demand as additional spaces and facility retrofits are being implemented across the country. Buildings are being transformed to become pop-up testing and treatment centers, convention centers and concert venues are being converted to overflow hospitals, and additional spaces to allow greater social distancing and separation of people are being set up at schools, work sites, and more.

With the school year ending, now is a great time for school administrators to brainstorm ways to improve for next year. As experts on ADA-compliant access, we are here to offer different ways to promote disability inclusion through school accessibility.

A child with muscular dystrophy may start using a motorized scooter as they need assistance throughout the day and will eventually require a power wheelchair full-time. Let EZ-ACCESS help equip your school with access solutions that work for the property and for the students.

While school is out of session due to COVID-19 now may be the perfect time to make maintenance updates to the property. Read this blog for a quick timeline to school ramp installations.

To hold an outstanding ceremony that is accessible to all, we’ve developed this ADA checklist for school administrators to prepare for their graduation ceremony.

Standards for ADA compliance for polling places have been raised and EZ-ACCESS is here to help you meet those guidelines and provide equal access to voting for individuals of all abilities. Learn why the standards are raised and how to stay compliant.

In 2019, we were honored to partner with several businesses, schools, and public properties to provide commercial-grade, ADA-compliant access solutions for individuals of all abilities. Read this blog to get a recap of our projects and solutions in 2019!

A school in Arlington, Virginia reached out to us about their need for ADA compliant access for two different entry points on the backside of their building. Read this blog to see the two-story school ramp we were able to provide!

Earlier this year, Whitman-Hanson Regional High School was asked by the state to install an elevator to provide ease of access to their outdoor stadium. Read out blog find out why they decided to go with an EZ-ACCESS ramp instead!

There are many ways to keep students and staff safe with durable access solutions. Read this blog to learn about ways to utilize aluminum ramps, platforms, and steps on a school or university campus to ensure code compliance and safe access at schools.

Accessible winter resorts are nothing new; but they are lacking in number. When you're designing; building; or renovating a winter resort; don't forget to use Universal Design principles so that individuals of all abilities can access the property.

After hurricane season has run its course and left its mark; it's time to assess the damage and start planning to rebuild your community. Learn how to evaluate accessibility needs and select the right ramp that will work for each location in this blog.

Allowing customers to have access to your business year-round is important for inclusion, but also for earning a profit! This winter, take care of wheelchair ramps and create a positive customer experience for individuals of all abilities.

With hurricane season in full swing; it's important to keep access in mind when preparing for the after effects of this natural disaster. Read about the qualities you'll need from a commercial set of stairs that you can rely on after disaster strikes.

Individuals with disabilities are less likely to socialize or work without accessible transport. In order to remedy both of these issues; we thought we'd dream a little bit and imagine what it would take to have a truly accessible city.

Have you ever heard of an accessibility audit? If not, don't worry! We're going to break it down into an easy evaluation process that you can follow. Take a look at our guide on how to audit your building for wheelchair accessibility.

Because there are so many ways to configure the TITAN™ we wrote this three-part series to ways you can combine and configure our versatile ramps, platforms, and steps to create an access solution that best suits your entrance.

School will be back in session soon! That means it's time to prepare for every kind of student that will be coming through those doors. Here's a quick rundown of how your school can meet ADA standards for students who use assistive mobility equipment.

Summer can be a frustrating time for individuals with mobility challenges if the events are not ADA compliant. Take a look at four ways your event committee can make your upcoming event the best experience for individuals of all abilities.

In this article we're going to break down four common configurations and mention custom options for our code compliant commercial-grade ramp system the TITAN Read to find out what layout fits your location.

Children, teens, and young adults of all abilities deserve safe and easy access throughout their school and university campuses. That’s why we’ve come up with a few ways that schools can utilize a commercial-grade aluminum ramp for safe access on school grounds.

OSHA sets a precedent that employers have the responsibility to provide a safe work environment. In this article, we'll discuss who is responsible for adhering to OSHA guidelines, and how to implement OSHA standards.

There's more to public accessibility solutions than ramps. There are a variety of scenarios that require a location to include platforms. In this article we're going to go over when a location should utilize commercial-grade platforms for accessibility.

There comes a time when every wood ramp must be replaced. After you decide to take out the wood ramp, here are the necessary steps for replacing it:

If you have a wood ramp that provides access to your home and it's looking a bit worn, it may be time to ditch it for a better solution. Take a look at our guide for knowing when it's time to replace a wood ramp.