Homes & Residences
American-Made Modular
Ramp Systems
Since 1997, American Access has manufactured modular ramps and stairs as a service-disabled veteran-owned business serving all 50 states.
Our Products
The Ramps and Stairs
We Manufacture
Whether you're making a home accessible or bringing a public building up to code, we manufacture a modular system to fit. Explore our residential and commercial lines to find the right solution.
By the Numbers
A National Manufacturer Built on Real Capacity
130K SF
Tennessee Manufacturing Plant
27+
Years in Business
100%
US Manufactured
50
States Served
Featured Products
Our Most-Specified
Ramps and Stairs
From residential entryways to commercial buildings, these are the modular systems our dealers reach for most. Each one is built in Tennessee to install cleanly and adapt to the site.
Where We Work
Where Our Ramps and
Stairs Work
Our modular systems adapt to nearly any site condition, from a single-family doorway to a multi-story public building. Wherever accessibility is required, our dealers deliver a solution that fits the space and meets code requirements.
Offices & Workplaces
Schools
Municipal Buildings
Certifications & Credentials
American-Made,
Veteran-Owned
Every product is manufactured and assembled in Tennessee by a service-disabled veteran-owned business. When you choose American Access, you choose American jobs, American materials, and a company built on service.
Made in the USA
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVOSB)
ADA Compliant
Testimonials
Trusted by Dealers
Across the Country
Our dealers are the heart of our business. Here's what a few of them have to say about partnering with American Access.
How to Become a Dealer
Getting Started Is Simple
Becoming an American Access dealer takes just a few steps. We'll get you equipped with the products, pricing, and support you need to start delivering accessibility solutions in your market.
Step One
Submit Dealer Inquiry
Step Two
Talk With Our Team
Step Three
Get Set Up
Step Four
Start Selling
Featured Projects
Ramps at Work
Across America
From private homes to public institutions, our modular ramps and stairs are installed where they matter most. Here are a few recent projects delivered by our dealer network.
Ohio Community College Access
Multi-story ramp access for a regional community college in Ohio.
Tennessee Veteran's Home
Residential Patriot ramp installed for a veteran's home in Tennessee.
Indiana Municipal Library
Entrada commercial system at a municipal library in Indiana.
From the Blog
Guidance and Insights from Our Team
Whether you're new to accessibility or a seasoned dealer, our team shares practical guidance on ramps, compliance, and installation to help you make the right call.
March 12, 2026
Buying Guide
How to Choose the Right Ramp for Your Home
A practical guide to matching ramp type to your entryway, climate, and everyday access needs, so you can choose with confidence and know what to ask your dealer.
February 24, 2026
Compliance
Understanding ADA Compliance for Commercial Ramps
Slope, width, landings, and handrails all factor into an accessible commercial space. We break down what building owners and specifiers need to know about ADA requirements before a single ramp goes in.
January 8, 2026
Product Comparison
Modular vs. Permanent Ramps: What's the Difference
Modular and permanent ramps each have a place, and the right choice depends on cost, timeline, and how long you need access. Here's how the two compare so you can weigh flexibility against permanence for your project.
Ready to Work With Us?
Join a nationwide network of dealers delivering American-made accessibility solutions. Let's make more lives accessible, together.