Ramps & entrances
Permanent ramp construction and entrance alterations where the space and an appropriate design allow, including access for wheelchair and mobility-aid users.
Conwy & North Wales
Ramps &
access solutions.
Make everyday access around your home easier. We build practical ramps, paths and entrance improvements, starting with the space you have and the way you need to use it.
Tell us what is getting in the way.
A difficult doorstep, uneven path or change in garden level can make daily journeys awkward. We’ll discuss what you need, look at the site and explain the practical options.
Practical improvements
Access that works
for your home.
Domestic groundwork and landscaping for more usable entrances and outdoor spaces.
Paths & surfaces
Replace uneven paving, improve path layouts and consider surface finishes and drainage together to make routes around the home more practical.
Steps & garden levels
Rework awkward changes in level and explore alternatives to difficult steps, with foundations and drainage planned as part of the job.
How we approach it
Start with a site visit.
1. Understand your needs
We look at the existing route, available space, levels and drainage, and discuss how you use the entrance or garden.
2. Agree the specification
Before work starts, we agree the scope and establish any design input or approvals needed. Where appropriate, we work to a designer’s or occupational therapist’s specification.
3. Plan the work
Once the specification is settled, we provide a clear quote and agree how the work will be carried out, including arrangements for access during construction.
Every property needs its own solution.
Ramp suitability depends on the rise, available length, landings and the person using it. Some projects need planning permission, building control approval or specialist design input. These requirements are checked for the individual job before construction.
Your local team
Conwy and the North Wales coast.
Speak to Simon and Joe about access improvements in Conwy, Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Rhos-on-Sea, Abergele and Llandudno Junction.
Send your postcode, a brief description and photographs of the area to help us arrange a useful first conversation.
Discuss your access projectUseful answers
Can you build a wheelchair ramp at any property?
Not every entrance has enough space for a suitable ramp. We need to assess the levels and available area against an appropriate design before confirming what can be built.
Can you work from an existing specification?
Yes. Share any drawings or access recommendations you already have so we can review the construction work and quote against the agreed specification.
Do I need permission?
It depends on the property and proposed work. Planning and building control requirements are considered separately, and any necessary permissions should be in place before work begins.
Can you improve access without installing a ramp?
Sometimes changes to paving, path layout or levels are more appropriate. We can discuss the options after seeing the site and understanding your needs.