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Modification contractor; Mobility equipment installer

Amramp Accessibility

Ramp-led accessibility network with additional home modification services that depend on the local operator.

Bathroom modificationsGrab bars & railingsRamps & entrancesStairlifts & vertical accessDoorways & circulationKitchens & everyday accessLighting & smaller safety changes

Published information checked 25 October 2026

Confirm the actual work, service address, assigned person, current credentials and written terms. Network and assistance-program services vary locally. Current job acceptance is not confirmed.

Published service details

Kind of help
Modification contractor; Mobility equipment installer
Work offered
Bathroom modifications; Grab bars & railings; Ramps & entrances; Stairlifts & vertical access; Doorways & circulation; Kitchens & everyday access; Lighting & smaller safety changes
Base
Randolph, Massachusetts headquarters; local network
Published coverage
Amramp advertises local experts supported by a national network and a ZIP-code location finder.
Coverage conditions
Not every product or option is available at every location. Some owners perform construction; others work with tradespeople. Confirm local service boundaries, contractor roles and permits.
Service evidence
Home modification page lists bathroom, door, kitchen, lighting and vertical-access changes. Ramp evaluation includes layout and a purchase or monthly rental proposal.
Assessment topics — not installation services
Ramp layout and site measurements
Credential statement
Company says many owners are licensed contractors and others coordinate tradespeople; no universal license or individual credential is established.
Evidence status
Provider claim; current license or designation not independently checked
Published price
Free estimate advertised; published evaluation process provides a project purchase or monthly rental price after evaluation.
Published timing
Evaluation page says ramp installation can typically be scheduled 1–2 days after proposal acceptance; confirm feasibility and local lead time.
Program / payment information
Not published in the reviewed information. Confirm directly.
Current project acceptance
Not confirmed. Ask about your exact address, job, required date and local eligibility.

Publicly named people

These are published roles and credential statements. They do not establish current licensure or who will attend your job.

No named-person details were established in the reviewed sources. Ask who will assess or perform the work.

Evidence and sources

Why these work, role and location tags appear
  • Bathroom modifications — Zero-entry showers and walk-in tubs are listed. Source ↗
  • Grab bars & railings — Grab bars and safety rails are listed. Source ↗
  • Ramps & entrances — Modular, threshold and portable ramps are listed. Source ↗
  • Stairlifts & vertical access — Stairlifts and platform lifts are listed. Source ↗
  • Doorways & circulation — Door widening, transitions and automatic openers are listed. Source ↗
  • Kitchens & everyday access — Accessible cabinets, counters and appliances are listed. Source ↗
  • Lighting & smaller safety changes — Entryway lighting and switch positioning are listed. Source ↗
  • Modification contractor — Construction is delivered by some owners or associated tradespeople. Source ↗
  • Mobility equipment installer — Ramp installation is part of the evaluation process. Source ↗
  • Some owners licensed; others coordinate trades — Provider claim is explicitly variable across operators. Source ↗
  • Ramp layout and site measurements — Evaluation measures property and supplies a ramp layout; no clinical OT assessment inferred. Source ↗