Jiménez Construcción Georgetown, TX
Home Decks, Porches & Ramps Georgetown

Wheelchair Ramps & Porches in Georgetown, TX

Timber porches, decks, and wheelchair ramps built to be trusted — Georgetown, Williamson County.

Sun City is why this is ordinary work here rather than a special request. Thousands of households chose Georgetown specifically so they would not have to move again, and for most of them the thing that eventually threatens that plan is not the house — it is three steps at the front door.

A ramp fixes that, but only if it is built properly. The slope has to be gentle enough to push a chair up without help, wide enough to turn a walker on, with landings where it changes direction and a handrail somebody can put real weight on.

Decks, Porches & Ramps in Georgetown

A Sun City house is usually easier than an old one for this: the ground is closer to the door, so the ramp is shorter and often fits without turning. That is worth knowing before you assume a ramp means giving up the front garden. We measure the rise first and tell you what it will actually take.

Where an HOA has a view about appearance, cedar and a proper handrail read as part of the house rather than as medical equipment bolted to the porch.

Questions about decks, porches & ramps in Georgetown

How much of the garden will a ramp take?
It depends on the height of the door above the ground, not on the size of the garden. On most Sun City houses that height is small, so the ramp is shorter than people fear. We measure before we discuss it.
Will it look like a hospital ramp?
Not if it is built in cedar with a proper handrail and finished like the rest of the house. It should look like part of the porch.
We only need it for a few months. Is that worth it?
Yes, and it can be built to come back out cleanly afterwards. Recovery from a hip or a knee is one of the most common reasons we build one here.

Everything we do in Georgetown

We take the whole project, not just one part of it.

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Call (512) 660-2317