Handicap Accessible Decks

Safety is the most important thing when it comes to building wheelchair ramps. Wheelchair ramps must meet or exceed the American Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines. More specifically that these ramps include  minimum of 5' x 5' turn platform, handrails between 34" and 38" in height, along with many other safety features.

405 Decks knows how to build a multitude of amazing decks, but we also know how to build one that is also wheelchair accessible. Our number one priority is making sure our clients are satisfied with their decks. We don't want you to be limited due to wheelchair use. We plan it out, building you a deck to your specifications then tailoring it to all wheelchair needs and ADA requirements. 

We want you to have an amazing deck, but safety comes first. If you or a loved one is in a wheelchair, there is no reason why your deck shouldn't be wheelchair accessible. 

We're ready to start building when you are.

What it Means to Have a Pergola

So why should you get a pergola for your home? Well, there are many reasons for that. To provide some shade for your scorched backyard, to increase the value of your home or even maybe to just add to the aesthetic appeal of your backyard. All these reasons merely scratch the surface. Really, why do you want a pergola?

Perhaps the best reason for getting a pergola is to help improve upon your quality of life. Don't think of a pergola as a wooden structure, think of it as the place where family memories are born -- Memories of your children playing on a cool spring day in the soft grass, grilling outside and having all of your family around. These may even include memories of you and your wife as you dance underneath that beautiful pergola on a moonlit night. 

You see a pergola is so much more than a wooden structure. It represents an opportunity to have incredible experiences that will last a lifetime.