ADA compliance
Accessible parking reviews and ADA stall verification
Accessible parking has measurable rules for stall width, access aisles, signage, and routes to entrances. We review a property, note deficiencies, and connect you with local contractors who can correct geometry and markings to meet code and practical use.
What we check
- Stall and access aisle widths and layout relative to ramps
- Van-accessible designations and signage placement
- Path of travel from stalls to entrances and curb cuts
- Potential conflicts with reconfigured layouts or tenant changes
How it works
We start with photos and site notes you provide (or an on-site review when needed). After the review we provide a short findings summary and recommended corrective actions. If repairs or restriping are appropriate, we introduce you to vetted local contractors who can perform the work and give firm pricing.
Typical timeline
Reviews that use photos and existing plans can often be completed within a few business days. On-site inspections and corrective work scheduling depend on contractor availability — we help coordinate introductions and scheduling.
Costs
Costs vary by lot size, the number of corrective stalls, and whether geometry changes are required. We do not perform installation ourselves; contact us for contractor introductions and written estimates from providers.
When to request a review
If you’re scheduling an inspection, planning a restripe, or have tenant complaints about accessible parking, an early review prevents rework and inspection failures.
We always disclose that we connect you to local contractors — we do not perform the installation work ourselves.
Need an ADA stall check before your next inspection?
Call for a quick review and introductions to local contractors who can implement fixes.