EZ Access dealer · Central Washington
Wheelchair ramps in Yakima, sold and installed by a local EZ Access dealer
We measure, sell, and install wheelchair ramps across Central Washington. Free in-home measurement.
Chapter 01
A free measurement and an honest recommendation
Peak Pro Home Services is a full-service dealer for EZ Access, one of the most trusted names in home accessibility. That partnership means we handle the whole process for you: we measure your home, help you choose the right ramp, order it, install it, and stand behind the work. You never have to guess at sizing from a catalog or assemble anything yourself.
Every ramp starts with a free in-home visit. We measure your entryway, check the rise and available space, and talk through how you or your loved one will use the ramp day to day. Then we recommend the right system for your home and your budget. If a smaller, simpler option will serve you better, that is what we will tell you.
A long aluminum wheelchair ramp with twin handrails between a house wall and a hedge
Modular, portable and threshold ramps
Modular ramps are configurable aluminum systems for longer rises and daily use. They are built to a safe slope, with platforms and turns where your entry needs them, and sturdy enough for Central Washington weather year round.
Portable ramps are lightweight and foldable, for temporary needs, travel, or getting over a single step. They are quick to place and easy to move, a good fit when you need flexibility instead of a permanent installation.
Threshold ramps are small ramps that smooth the lip at doorways and raised thresholds so wheelchairs, walkers, and scooters roll through easily. Often the fastest, most affordable fix for a daily obstacle.
Chapter 03
Professional installation, done right
Our team installs every ramp we sell. We anchor it correctly, confirm the slope is safe, and walk you through it before we leave. When we are done, you have a ramp that is solid underfoot and ready to use, and a local team you can call if anything ever needs attention.
Aluminum is the usual choice here because it does not rot, does not need painting and goes together in sections, so a longer run with a landing can be built to fit the house instead of the other way around.
Licensed, bonded and insured General Contractor #PEAKPPH754D1. Josh Shoemaker is a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS).
How long does the ramp have to be?
A good rule of thumb is that ramp length in feet roughly matches the rise in inches. That is the 1:12 slope: one inch of rise for every foot of run. It is why a short step needs a short ramp and a porch needs a long one, and why a tall entry sometimes calls for a landing and a turn.
The rule gets us to the right ballpark. The exact figure comes from the tape measure at your free in-home visit, where we also check the landing space at the top and bottom and how you will really use the ramp.
- Rise from ground to door
- 24 in
- Ramp length, about
- 24 ft
- Slope
- 1 : 12
Pasco, WA
45-Foot Wheelchair Ramp in Pasco
An older Pasco man was homebound by a steep set of stairs. Peak Pro built a 45-foot EZ Access ramp with three platforms so he could safely get in and out of his home again.
- Length
- 45 ft
- Platforms
- 3
Long runs like this are where a measured plan matters most. If the problem is moving between floors inside the house, see our stair lifts, or browse our senior home services in Yakima.
Month to month · no deposit
Not ready to buy? We rent ramps too.
Rent a wheelchair ramp month to month, sized and installed by our team, then buy it later or schedule a time for us to pick it up when you're done.
Wheelchair ramp questions, answered plainly
Home accessibility is about making it easier and safer to live in the home you love, whether that means getting through the front door, moving between floors, or feeling steady in the bathroom. If you are caring for a loved one, these decisions carry weight.