Why Get an ADA Accessibility Survey?
We assess commercial properties against ADA and California Building Code Chapter 11B accessibility standards, identify barriers, and — as a licensed Class B contractor — perform the barrier-removal construction.
Benefits of Certification
- Legal Protection: Shows "intent to comply," often deterring serial litigants.
- Clear Roadmap: Prioritized list of barriers to fix, from "readily achievable" to long-term.
- Blue Window Sign: State-issued certificate to display on your window.
Common Inspection Areas
Path of Travel
Sidewalk slopes, gaps in concrete, and ramp angles from the public right-of-way to your entrance.
Parking & Loading
Striping, signage, slope of spaces, and van-accessible aisle dimensions.
Restrooms & Interiors
Grab bar heights, sink clearance, door pressure, and clear floor space for turning.
ADA Survey Process
A proven five-step process to ensure thorough, code-compliant accessibility evaluation.
Pre-Survey Review
Review site plans, previous reports, and permit history
On-Site Measurement
Measure every path, slope, clearance, and fixture
Photo Documentation
Photograph all barriers and compliant elements
Code Analysis
Cross-reference findings against CBC and ADA standards
ADA Survey Report
Detailed report with barrier removal priorities
What We Inspect
Every element that affects accessibility is measured, documented, and evaluated against current code.
Photo Gallery
A look at our inspection process and documentation in the field.
Ramp Slope Measurement
Restroom Compliance Check
Accessible Building Entrance
ADA Survey Report
Sample Deliverables
Every ADA accessibility survey includes a comprehensive package of documentation and findings.
What You Receive
- Detailed ADA accessibility survey report
- Barrier removal priority schedule
- Photo documentation of all findings
- Code reference for each violation
- Cost estimates for barrier removal
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about ADA accessibility surveys and compliance.
We assess your commercial property against ADA and California Building Code Chapter 11B accessibility standards, identify barriers, and provide a prioritized remediation plan.
Not mandatory for all properties, but highly recommended. Identifying and remedying accessibility barriers reduces legal risk and helps ensure compliance.
Costs vary based on property size and complexity. A typical small retail space survey starts around $2,500–$4,000. Multi-building campuses are quoted individually.
Yes. As a licensed Class B general contractor, we can both identify barriers and perform the construction work to remove them. This includes ramp construction, restroom modifications, and parking lot re-striping.
CASp inspections, which provide qualified-defendant legal benefits, must be performed by a DSA-Certified Access Specialist.