ADA Sidewalk Clearing

What This Service Involves

Snow and ice can quickly render curb ramps and accessible routes unusable, cutting off passage for people who rely on them. Our crews clear the full accessible width, pay special attention to ramps and detectable warning surfaces, and treat these areas so they stay navigable. Keeping ADA routes open is both a safety priority and a compliance requirement for many Western Washington properties. We document the work so you can show the access points were maintained.

Benefits

Maintains ADA-compliant accessible routes; clears curb ramps and warning surfaces; keeps access open for wheelchair users; supports compliance requirements; documented maintenance records

Our Process

1) We identify curb ramps and accessible routes; 2) We clear the full accessible width to the surface; 3) We treat ramps and warning surfaces for traction; 4) We document the maintained access points

What Affects the Cost

Number of ramps and accessible routes; total length requiring ADA clearing; snow depth per event; treatment material for ramps; documentation and compliance needs

Best Time of Year

ADA sidewalk clearing is required after every snowfall through the winter season.