Wheelchair Ramp Installation in Mesa, AZ

Wheelchair Ramps, Stair Lifts, Platform Lifts & Mobility Solutions

CJ Mobility is proud to offer reliable mobility solutions to residents of Mesa, AZ. Our goal is to help individuals with mobility challenges regain independence and safety within their homes. Whether you need a stair lift, wheelchair ramp, or platform lift, we provide customized installations to meet your specific needs and ensure your home or business is accessible. With years of experience, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality, long-lasting solutions that improve mobility for our clients.

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Stair Lift Installations

For people with limited mobility, staircases can become challenging barriers. CJ Mobility provides expert stair lift installation services designed to help residents in the Scottsdale area safely navigate their homes with ease. As a trusted local provider, CJ Mobility understands the unique needs of Arizona homeowners, offering personalized consultations, professional installations, and high-quality products that ensure comfort and independence.

CJ Mobility offers several stair lift options to meet different mobility requirements and home layouts:

Straight Stair Lifts: Ideal for straight staircases without landings, straight stair lifts are the most straightforward and cost-effective option.
Curved Stair Lifts: Designed for staircases with bends or turns, curved stair lifts are customized to match the unique dimensions of your stairs.
Outdoor Stair Lifts: Built with weather-resistant materials, outdoor stair lifts provide reliable access to outdoor areas such as decks, patios, and garden steps.

All of our stair lifts come equipped with safety features such as seat belts, swivel seats for easy entry and exit, and obstruction sensors to ensure smooth, safe operation.

High-quality Wheelchair Ramps

Every home and individual has different accessibility requirements. At CJ Mobility, we design and install custom wheelchair ramps that cater to your specific space and mobility needs. Our ramps are built with durable materials to ensure long-lasting use and can be tailored to accommodate various environments, whether you’re dealing with steep inclines, narrow pathways, or multi-level entry points.

All of our wheelchair ramps meet or exceed the guidelines set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We ensure that each ramp is designed with the proper slope, width, and safety features to provide smooth and secure mobility. You can trust our team to create a ramp that not only improves accessibility but also integrates seamlessly with the overall look of your property.

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Why CJ Mobility?

Personalized Solutions: Whether you know exactly what product you want, or just the end goal, we can help you find the perfect solution for your unique needs.
ADA Compliant: All of our installations are 100% ADA compliant.
Fully Licensed & Insured: We are fully covered for your protection.
Outstanding Technicians: We only hire technicians who believe in giving all of our clients the care and compassion they deserve.
Total Coverage: Ask about our warranties and financing options.
Over 14 Years of Experience: And we’re still just getting started.
Locally owned and Operated: We are centrally located in Queen Creek.

As a locally owned and operated business, CJ Mobility is committed to helping our neighbors live more independently and comfortably. We understand the importance of mobility and accessibility, and we are passionate about making your home or business a safer and more accessible place for everyone.

Whether you need a stair lift to navigate your stairs, a wheelchair ramp for easier access, or a platform lift to overcome vertical barriers, CJ Mobility has the right solution for you.

Can wheelchair lifts be used for mobility scooters?

Yes, most wheelchair lifts can be used for mobility scooters as long as the lift’s weight capacity and platform size accommodate the scooter. However, there are a few things to check before using a wheelchair lift for a mobility scooter:

Weight Capacity – Ensure the lift can support the total weight of the scooter and the user. Mobility scooters are often heavier than manual wheelchairs.
Platform Size – The lift platform must be large enough to accommodate the scooter’s dimensions.
Securement System – Some lifts have specific tie-downs or safety rails designed for wheelchairs that may need adjustment for a scooter.
Type of Lift – Vertical platform lifts (VPLs) and some vehicle-mounted lifts are suitable for scooters, but inclined platform lifts may not be ideal due to space and balance constraints.

Do you sell and set up portable wheelchair lifts?

Absolutely. We offer a wide variety of mobility solutions, including portable wheelchair lifts, folding wheelchair lifts, and temporary stair lifts.

What is the maximum incline for a wheelchair ramp?

The maximum incline for a wheelchair ramp depends on its intended use and compliance with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) guidelines:

ADA-Compliant Ramps (Public & Commercial Use): Maximum slope of 1:12 (1 inch of rise for every 12 inches of run), which equals 4.8 degrees or about 8.3% grade.
Residential Ramps: Can be steeper, often 1:8 (1 inch rise per 8 inches of run) or about 7 degrees (12.5% grade), but this depends on the user’s mobility and safety considerations.
Portable & Temporary Ramps: Some allow up to 1:6 (1 inch rise per 6 inches of run) or about 9.6 degrees (16.7% grade), but these are typically for short distances and strong power wheelchairs or scooters.

For safety and ease of use, the 1:12 slope is ideal for most applications, especially for manual wheelchair users. If you’re installing a ramp, it’s important to consider the user’s strength and equipment type when selecting the incline.

What is the difference between a wheelchair ramp, stair lift, and chair lift?

The main difference between a wheelchair ramp, stair lift, and chair lift is how they assist individuals with mobility challenges in navigating elevation changes.

Wheelchair Ramp – A sloped surface that provides a smooth path for wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers to access elevated areas like porches, doorways, or curbs. Ramps are typically made of aluminum, wood, or concrete and can be permanent, semi-permanent, or portable.
Stair Lift – A motorized seat that moves along a rail installed on a staircase. The user sits in the chair and is transported up or down the stairs safely. Stair lifts are ideal for individuals who can walk but have difficulty climbing stairs. They come in straight or curved designs to fit different staircases.
Chair Lift (Vertical Platform Lift – VPL) – A platform that moves vertically, similar to a small elevator, allowing wheelchair users to be lifted to different levels without transferring out of their chair. Chair lifts (or platform lifts) are commonly used for porches, decks, or indoor spaces where a ramp is impractical due to space constraints.

Each option serves different needs, depending on mobility level, available space, and budget. Let me know if you need help choosing the right one for your situation!

Can wheelchair ramps be customized to fit my space?

Yes, wheelchair ramps can be fully customized to fit your space and specific needs. Customization options include:

Length & Slope – Ramps can be designed to meet the proper incline based on the available space and elevation change.
Materials – Choose from aluminum, wood, steel, or concrete, depending on durability and aesthetic preferences.
Layout & Design – Options include straight, L-shaped, U-shaped, or switchback designs to fit tight spaces.
Handrails & Safety Features – Add handrails, non-slip surfaces, and edge guards for extra safety.
Permanent or Portable – Ramps can be fixed, modular, or temporary based on your needs.