Keeping You Moving. Beyond Expectations.
We clear ADA-designated access points across your Western Washington property to keep them compliant and safe all winter.
ADA access is a legal obligation that does not pause for weather, and our maritime freeze-thaw cycles are exactly when accessible routes become dangerous. Our crews prioritize the designated accessible parking, curb ramps, and building entries that people with disabilities depend on. We clear these areas to full required width and treat the shaded surfaces where black ice forms fastest, since a partially cleared ramp still fails the standard. Keeping ADA points genuinely usable protects both your visitors and your compliance standing.
Maintains ADA compliance through every storm; Prioritizes routes people with disabilities rely on; Clears accessible paths to full required width; Treats shaded surfaces prone to black ice; Reduces liability from inaccessible access points
1) Identify all ADA-designated access points; 2) Clear each to the full required width; 3) Treat shaded ramps and surfaces for ice; 4) Verify usability for mobility devices
Number of ADA access points on site; Total width and length to keep clear; Ice buildup on shaded ramps; Priority response time for compliance; Deicing materials safe for the surfaces
Prioritized before opening hours after every snow event throughout our November-to-March winter.