Wheelchair Ramps in Chambersburg, PA

Franklin County entrances: porches, garages, and in-town stoops

Chambersburg's older streets near Norland Avenue and the square are brick singles and twins with a porch of three to six steps; Greencastle and Waynesboro's centers are the same. Around them, Guilford, Greene, Antrim, and Washington townships are post-war ranches and later two-stories with a few porch steps and a lawn, and a lot of garage entries with two or three steps into the house. Our Greencastle installs cover both: a gentle slope with handrails along the front of a brick home, a front ramp with a platform, and an indoor ramp from the garage to the living space. Fayetteville, with a quarter of residents past 65, and the homes around Menno Haven and Quincy Village add plenty of porches that need a safer way in.

WellSpan Chambersburg and Waynesboro hospitals discharge people with walkers and chairs daily, and a modular ramp installed before the date is a common first job for us in Franklin County.

Modular ramps in Greencastle and Chambersburg, with buy-back

Purchase with buy-back: the ramp disassembles and gets reused, so ask about buy-back when it is no longer needed. The system: 36 inches of clear width, 1,000 lb capacity, slip-resistant surface, welded aluminum that never rots, tool-free connections on adjustable legs, lifetime warranty, with platforms, turn platforms, stair sections, and gates. Garage ramps use the same sections indoors. The modular ramps page has the length table, and our post on wood versus aluminum versus modular explains why we do not build wood.

Modular ramp cost in Franklin County

The garage ramps we do in Franklin County are the least expensive ramps we install: two or three steps, a short straight run, no landing needed because the garage floor is the landing. A front porch of four or five steps needs more sections and a platform at the door, and a tall porch on a small lot needs a switchback with a second platform. Because every section and platform has a fixed price, the number follows the rise and the path, and we give a rough figure on the phone from the number of steps before measuring and putting the exact price in writing within 24 hours. There is no travel charge for consultations or installations in Chambersburg, Greencastle, or Waynesboro, and financing is available.

Installed in a day on the Franklin County route

We measure from the ground to the top of the threshold, lay out the run and landings, and confirm the door swing. Sections hook together with pre-assembled handrails, so most ramps go in within a few hours with no digging, no concrete, and usually no permit for a home. Chambersburg is about an hour from our shop in Etters, so we group Franklin County visits with Greencastle, Waynesboro, and Shippensburg and offer a couple of specific days. For a fixed discharge date, tell us. Stairs inside the house are on the Chambersburg and Waynesboro and Greencastle stairlift pages.

Drive time and scheduling

Chambersburg is about 60 minutes from our shop in Etters, PA. We group visits by area, so a free consultation in Chambersburg is usually available within a few days, and most ramps are measured on one visit and installed on the next, often within the same week. Nearby towns we cover from the same route: Greencastle, Waynesboro, Fayetteville, Scotland, Marion, Mercersburg, Shippensburg.

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Everything we do in Chambersburg: stairlifts, home elevators, platform lifts, modular ramps, and repair. The modular ramps page lists every town we cover for this product. Or get a price now with the online stairlift quote.