Tennessee Veteran's Home
Residential Patriot ramp installed for a veteran's home in Tennessee.
Residential Products: Safe Access for Every Home
American-made ramps that bring independence and peace of mind to your doorstep.
Home Accessibility
Quality Home Ramps, Available Through Local Dealers
American Access manufactures modular, portable, and threshold ramps that make any home safe and accessible. Every product is sold and installed by a local dealer who knows your area, sizes the ramp to your entryway, and handles the work from start to finish.
Browse by Type
Explore Our Residential Ramp Types
Different homes call for different solutions. Whether you need a permanent modular system, a portable ramp you can move, or a low threshold ramp for a single step, there's a residential line built for the job.
Documentation
Built to Meet ADA, IBC, and OSHA Standards
Our modular ramps and stairs are engineered to satisfy the accessibility and safety standards that govern public and commercial projects. Request full documentation for your specification and procurement files, or browse our listings on ARCAT to pull what you need directly.
Company Credentials
What Stands Behind Every Product
Every product is manufactured and assembled at a single facility, so nothing in your order passes through a third party on its way to the site. As a proud Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned company, we hold ourselves to a high standard in everything we build, and we provide the documentation procurement officers and specifiers need to make a solid decision:
Testimonials
Trusted by
Dealers and Buyers
Our dealers are the heart of our business. Here's what a few of them have to say about partnering with American Access.
Real Installations
Ramps at Work
Across America
From first steps at the front door to safe access out back, our residential ramps help families stay independent at home. Here are a few recent installations delivered by our dealer network.
Minnesota Family Home
XM open-weave ramp built for year-round traction through harsh Minnesota winters.
Ohio Multi-Generational Home
Modular ramp reconfigured for a widening doorway in a multi-generational household.
FAQs
Answers to Common Questions About
Our Ramps
Choosing a ramp raises a lot of questions, especially the first time. Here are answers to the ones caretakers and families ask us most, so you can move forward with confidence.
How do I buy an American Access ramp?
Our ramps are sold and installed through local dealers, not directly from the factory. Find a dealer in your area, and they'll help you choose the right ramp, measure your entryway, and handle the full installation from start to finish.
Can a ramp be installed on any home?
In most cases, yes. Our modular systems are designed to adapt to nearly any entryway and grade, from a single step to a raised porch. Your local dealer will assess the site and configure a ramp that fits your home safely.
Are your ramps permanent or temporary?
Both. Modular ramps offer a sturdy, long-term solution that can be reconfigured or expanded later, while portable and threshold ramps suit temporary or changing needs. Your dealer can help you weigh which option fits your situation best.
Are American Access ramps made in the USA?
Yes. Every ramp is manufactured and assembled at our Tennessee facility by a service-disabled veteran-owned business. When you choose American Access, you're choosing American-made products backed by American jobs and materials.
Resources
Guidance to Help You Choose With Confidence
Whether you're new to accessibility or helping a loved one plan ahead, our team shares practical guidance on choosing, buying, and installing the right ramp for your home.
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.
Find a Local Dealer to Buy and Install Your Ramp
American Access ramps are sold and installed by local dealers who know your area and handle everything from sizing to setup. Find a dealer near you to get started, or reach out with any questions.