Burnaby, BC

Wheelchair Ramp Installation in Burnaby, BC

There are 3 wheelchair ramp installers serving Burnaby, ranked by our Confidence Score. Compare ratings and details below, request quotes for free, and confirm licensing and insurance before hiring. Typical cost: $1,000–$3,000 modular; $5,000+ custom.

3 wheelchair ramp installers in Burnaby

4.4 average rating135 Google reviewsacross 3 installers

3 installers

Macdonald's Home Health Care

3625 Brighton Ave Unit 210, Burnaby, BC V5A 3H5, Canada

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Macdonald's Home Health Care 5
68/ 100

Good confidence

4.7(24 reviews)

We are indeed amazed at the professionals, caring, satisfactory and peoples persons you have to deal with people like our Son, Shaun who is very relaxed with...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)

Provides: Patient Lifts, Grab Bars, Wheelchair Ramps

Served the Lower Mainland since 1926 and operates showrooms in Vancouver and Burnaby to help seniors and people with limited mobility stay active and... Read more

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Motion (formerly Motion Specialties) | Mobility Equipment & Stairlifts

7885 N Fraser Wy Unit 140, Burnaby, BC V5J 5M7, Canada

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Motion (formerly Motion Specialties) | Mobility Equipment & Stairlifts 7
68/ 100

Good confidence

4.2(92 reviews)

To Jacob and your team. Thank you so very greatly for dropping off the two boxes of parts at the back of my parents’ house, previously! You’re the best! My...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceLicensed & accreditedLicensed & accreditedWell reviewed (92+ reviews)Well reviewed (92+ reviews)

Provides: Patient Lifts, Wheelchair Ramps, Porch Lifts

Metro Vancouver team offers a full range of mobility and home accessibility products to help seniors age in place safely. They stock power and manual wheelchairs, stairlifts,... Read more

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Total Home Access

4268 Lozells Ave #112, Burnaby, BC V5A0C5, Canada

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Total Home Access 7
60/ 100

Developing confidence

4.8(19 reviews)

Great experience with Total Home Access. Ahmed repaired our stairlift and did an excellent job. He was professional, friendly, and made sure everything was...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)

Provides: Stair Lifts, Patient Lifts, Accessible Showers

In transforming homes with accessible solutions that help seniors remain independent. They offer a full range of aging-in-place products, from stairlifts and... Read more

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Wheelchair Ramps costs & funding in Burnaby

Typical cost: $1,000–$3,000 modular; $5,000+ custom.

Modular aluminum vs custom wood/concrete, and rise/length. These projects are the best fit for the federal Home Accessibility Tax Credit and provincial accessibility/renovation grants. March of Dimes' Home & Vehicle Modification Program (Ontario) and Veterans Affairs may also contribute.

Wheelchair Ramps grants & funding

What to look for in wheelchair ramps installers

  • A safe slope (about 1:12) for the rise
  • Modular (removable, resaleable) vs permanent
  • Non-slip surface, handrails, and level landings

Frequently asked questions

How much do wheelchair ramps cost in Burnaby?
Typical Canadian pricing is $1,000–$3,000 modular; $5,000+ custom. Modular aluminum vs custom wood/concrete, and rise/length. Costs in Burnaby also depend on your home and the provider, request quotes to compare.
How many wheelchair ramp installers are there in Burnaby?
Senior Care Path lists 3 wheelchair ramp installers serving Burnaby, British Columbia, each with a Confidence Score, Google rating, and direct contact details.
How do I choose wheelchair ramps installers in Burnaby?
Compare by Confidence Score and reviews, confirm licensing, insurance, and references, and request quotes from two or three. A safe slope (about 1:12) for the rise.

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