Property Compliance
Inspection & Report

Chances are that most businesses have had very little, if any, experience in disabled accessibility requirements. Many businesses are truthfully shocked when they are sued for alleged non-compliance with the ADA or some other accessibility requirement and discover that their facilities do, in fact, constitute a violation of these laws.

Most business believe that if they have been given a Certificate of Occupancy by their local governmental authority or have had their construction approved and passed by these same authorities that they have complied with all of their obligations. It is altogether common for people to see painted disabled parking stalls and signs, ramps adjacent to sets of steps or grab bars in their toilet rooms and think that their facilities already are “accessible”.

What these same individuals may not realize though is that the parking stall may not be wide enough, or the grab bars are too short and/or mounted at the wrong height, or the ramp is steeper than it is allowed to be; things that only a trained individual would typically know.

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