Facility ADA Upgrades

What This Service Involves

Agencies carry a standing obligation to remove barriers in their public buildings, and we help chip away at that transition list. Our crews retrofit door hardware, thresholds, signage, counters, and clearances to meet ADA and Washington accessibility requirements. Each upgrade is measured and documented so the change is defensible in an accessibility review. We prioritize the highest-impact barriers in public-facing areas first.

Benefits

Reduces barrier-removal liability in public buildings; retrofits measured and documented for review; targets high-impact public-facing barriers; hardware and clearances brought to code; supports the agency accessibility transition plan

Our Process

1) Survey barriers against ADA and state requirements; 2) Prioritize corrections by impact and feasibility; 3) Retrofit hardware, thresholds, signage, and clearances; 4) Document the completed upgrades for the record

What Affects the Cost

Number and type of barriers corrected; structural changes versus hardware swaps; signage and fixture selections; occupied-building phasing; documentation and verification

Best Time of Year

Accessibility retrofits proceed year-round and are frequently bundled into planned renovation budgets.