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Wheelchair Ramp Cost Guide (2026)

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Ramp cost comes down to two things: material and length. Use our ramp length calculator to figure out your rise, then use the table below to estimate the total.

Wheelchair ramp cost breakdown

Typical U.S. ranges compared to the Atlanta metro, priced per linear foot of ramp unless noted; actual cost depends on length, landings, and railings.
Material National range Atlanta range
Aluminum modular ramp$100 – $300 / ft$150 – $300 / ft
Wood-built ramp$50 – $200 / ft$100 – $200 / ft
Poured concrete ramp$100 – $250 / ft$150 – $250 / ft
Portable threshold ramp$50 – $500 total$100 – $500 total

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a wheelchair ramp cost?

Ramp pricing is usually quoted per linear foot. Aluminum modular ramps typically run $100-$300 per foot installed nationally, $150-$300 in Atlanta. Wood-built ramps run $50-$200 per foot nationally, $100-$200 in Atlanta. Poured concrete runs $100-$250 per foot nationally, $150-$250 in Atlanta.

How long does my ramp need to be?

At the ADA-maximum 1:12 slope, you need 1 foot of ramp for every inch of rise — a 24-inch step needs a 24-foot ramp. Use our ramp length calculator to work out the exact length for your rise before you call for pricing.

Aluminum, wood, or concrete — which costs less over time?

Aluminum modular ramps install fastest and can be reconfigured or removed later, which can make them cheaper for a temporary need since they retain resale value. Wood costs less upfront but needs more upkeep. Concrete is the most permanent and lowest-maintenance, but costs the most in labor and can't be relocated.

Related

Use the ramp length calculator, see the full Atlanta wheelchair ramp guide, browse programs that may help pay for it, or go back to the cost guides library.

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