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Professional ADA Compliance Upgrades in Oregon & Washington

RDL Construction specializes in ADA compliance upgrades for commercial properties throughout Oregon and Washington. Our experienced team helps businesses meet accessibility requirements while maintaining aesthetic appeal, ensuring your property is welcoming to all and compliant with federal and local regulations.

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Service Overview

Our ADA compliance services provide comprehensive solutions for making your commercial property accessible to individuals with disabilities.

At RDL Construction, we understand that ADA compliance is both a legal requirement and a valuable investment in making your business accessible to all potential customers and employees. Our team delivers thoughtful accessibility solutions that integrate seamlessly with your existing property.

Our ADA compliance upgrade services include:

  • Accessibility assessments and compliance audits
  • Entrance and threshold modifications
  • ADA-compliant ramp construction
  • Accessible parking design and installation
  • Restroom accessibility renovations
  • Door widening and hardware upgrades
  • Accessible counter and service area modifications
  • Elevator and lift installations
  • Accessible route creation
  • Signage and wayfinding improvements
  • Tactile warning surface installation
  • Path of travel improvements
  • Sales and service counter modifications
  • Drinking fountain accessibility upgrades

Why Choose RDL Construction

Our approach to ADA compliance combines technical knowledge of accessibility requirements with construction expertise to create solutions that are both compliant and aesthetically integrated.

  • Regulatory Knowledge: We stay current with ADA standards, state accessibility codes, and local building requirements to ensure complete compliance
  • Practical Solutions: We identify cost-effective approaches to accessibility that minimize disruption while achieving compliance
  • Concrete Expertise: Our foundation in concrete work is particularly valuable for exterior accessibility features like ramps, walkways, and parking areas
  • Integrated Approach: We design accessibility upgrades that blend with your existing architecture rather than appearing as afterthoughts

As a full-service general contractor with specialized concrete experience, we bring comprehensive construction knowledge to your accessibility project. This ensures that all modifications are not only compliant but also structurally sound and visually integrated.

Our ADA Compliance Process

We follow a proven, systematic approach to accessibility upgrades that ensures regulatory compliance and client satisfaction at every stage.

1. Comprehensive Accessibility Assessment
We conduct a thorough evaluation of your property, identifying barriers to accessibility and documenting areas requiring modification. This assessment forms the foundation for a prioritized compliance plan.

2. Compliance Planning & Design
Our team develops detailed plans for necessary modifications, balancing code requirements with practical considerations and aesthetic integration. We help you understand various compliance options when alternatives exist.

3. Detailed Estimation & Prioritization
We provide comprehensive cost projections for all required modifications. For multi-phase projects, we help prioritize improvements based on regulatory requirements, user impact, and budget considerations.

4. Permitting & Compliance Documentation
We handle all necessary permits and create documentation of accessibility improvements for your records. This documentation can be valuable for demonstrating compliance efforts if needed.

5. Specialized Construction & Installation
Our experienced teams implement accessibility modifications with attention to both technical requirements and aesthetic details. Specialized installations like precise ramp slopes and bathroom grab bars require particular expertise.

6. Final Compliance Verification
We conduct a detailed inspection to verify that all modifications meet applicable accessibility standards. We provide complete documentation of completed work for your records and compliance history.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is my business required to be ADA compliant?
The Americans with Disabilities Act applies to most businesses that serve the public, regardless of size. Title III of the ADA requires "places of public accommodation" (including retail stores, restaurants, service establishments, professional offices, etc.) to remove architectural barriers where such removal is "readily achievable." Additionally, new construction and renovations must meet current accessibility standards. During our assessment, we can help identify your specific obligations based on your property type, age, and use.
What are the most common ADA compliance issues in commercial properties?
The most common accessibility barriers we address include: inadequate or non-compliant entrance access (lack of ramps or excessive thresholds); restrooms lacking required clearances, grab bars, or fixture heights; inaccessible parking (insufficient spaces, inadequate access aisles, or improper signage); problematic door hardware and clearances; and non-compliant service counters and transaction areas. Our assessment identifies these and other potential compliance issues specific to your property.
Can ADA upgrades be completed in phases?
Yes, accessibility improvements can often be implemented in phases, particularly for existing buildings where "barrier removal" is the standard. We help develop prioritized plans that address the most significant accessibility issues first (typically those affecting entrance accessibility and access to goods and services), followed by secondary improvements. This phased approach helps distribute costs over time while demonstrating ongoing commitment to accessibility improvements.
How do ADA requirements differ between Oregon and Washington?
While both Oregon and Washington enforce federal ADA standards as a baseline, each state has adopted additional accessibility provisions through their respective building codes. Washington State often has more stringent requirements in certain areas, while Oregon has specific provisions for historic properties. Local jurisdictions may also have supplemental requirements. Our familiarity with both states' accessibility codes ensures your improvements meet all applicable standards regardless of location.