Wheelchair Ramps in Lebanon, PA

Lebanon rowhomes, twins, and township homes

The city between Cumberland Street and the old steel ground is rowhomes and twins from 1880 to 1930 with three to six steps to the sidewalk and a rear entrance off the alley. The front stoop ramp runs along the house with a landing at the door; where the sidewalk is too narrow, the alley entrance usually has room; and above about 30 inches of rise a vertical platform lift beside the stoop is the better answer. North Cornwall, South Lebanon, and North Lebanon townships are post-war ranches and later two-stories with a few porch steps and a lawn, the easy case for a straight or L-shaped ramp. Cornwall and Annville add older stone and brick homes with a high porch.

WellSpan Good Samaritan sends people home with walkers and chairs every week, and a modular ramp installed before the discharge is one of the most common jobs on our Lebanon route.

A modular ramp to own in Lebanon, with buy-back

Nothing attaches to the house, so tenants and landlords are fine with it. Purchase with buy-back: a modular aluminum ramp disassembles and gets reused, so ask about buy-back when it is no longer needed. The system: 36 inches of clear width between handrails, 1,000 lb capacity, slip-resistant surface, welded aluminum that never rots or splinters, tool-free connections on adjustable legs, and a lifetime warranty. Porch ramps, rowhome fronts, and long township runs all come from the same sections. The modular ramps page has the length table.

What a ramp costs in Lebanon

Two things move the price of a ramp in Lebanon: how high the door is, and whether the run can go straight or has to turn. Height sets the length at one foot per inch of rise on the ADA slope. A turn adds a platform. If the ramp is only for a recovery, ask about buy-back when it comes out. We give a rough length and price on the phone from the number of steps, then measure and put the exact number in writing within 24 hours. There is no travel charge in Lebanon County, financing is available, and our post on whether Medicare covers a ramp answers the next question.

Installed in a day on the Lebanon route

We measure from the sidewalk or yard to the top of the threshold, lay out the run and landings, and confirm the door swing at the top platform. 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. Lebanon is about 45 minutes from our shop in Etters, and we group Lebanon County visits so we can usually name two or three upcoming days. For a fixed discharge date, tell us and we will work toward it. Stairs inside the house are on the Lebanon stairlift page.

Drive time and scheduling

Lebanon is about 45 minutes from our shop in Etters, PA. We group visits by area, so a free consultation in Lebanon 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: Cleona, Annville, Cornwall, Myerstown, Palmyra, North Lebanon Township, South Lebanon Township.

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Everything we do in Lebanon: 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.