A Few Porch Steps Shouldn't Keep Anyone Home-Bound
Even 2-3 steps at a front door can become an impossible barrier — especially in winter weather, or for anyone using a wheelchair, walker, or scooter. Ramps solve this without permanent construction in most cases.
How Altamira Solves This
Our Wheelchair & Scooter Ramps come in modular (semi-permanent, up to 850 lb capacity), portable, and threshold styles — ADA-compliant and often removable if a home is later sold.

Modular Aluminum Ramps
Sturdy, long-lasting, and customizable to fit your home's layout. Supports up to 850 lbs, built to ADA-compliant slope requirements.
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Portable Folding Ramps
Lightweight and easy to store, perfect for travel or temporary use.
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Threshold Ramps
Great for small steps or raised doorways (up to 2.5 inches), offering seamless indoor access.
Learn More →What Does a Ramp Cost?
Every entryway is different, so every ramp is priced differently too. Rather than a one-size-fits-all number, your cost is based on the specifics of your own home.
- Ramp type — threshold, portable, or modular
- Total length and rise needed to reach your entry
- Temporary/portable use vs. a semi-permanent installation
- ADA slope compliance and landing requirements
The most accurate way to get real pricing is a free, no-obligation in-home evaluation — our team will review your entryway, rise height, and access needs, then walk you through exact options and costs on the spot.
Get Your Free Quote →No pressure, no obligation — just a clear answer for your specific home.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a modular and a portable ramp?
Modular ramps are semi-permanent aluminum systems built to fit your entryway long-term. Portable ramps are lightweight and foldable, meant for travel or temporary use.
Do ramps meet ADA slope requirements?
Yes, our modular ramp systems are built to ADA-compliant slope ratios for safe, code-compliant access.
Can a ramp be removed later if it's no longer needed?
In most cases, yes — modular ramps are installed without permanent construction and can be uninstalled if a home is sold or a ramp is no longer needed.
Get Safe, Code-Compliant Access to Your Home
A free in-home assessment reviews your entryway, rise height, and access needs before any quote is given.
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