Authorized QRamp Dealer · Vermont
QRamp Modular Ramps in Vermont
A no-cut aluminum ramp system, measured to your entrance and installed fast. The decking sheds snow and rain on its own, so there is nothing to shovel through a Vermont winter.
What is QRamp?
QRamp is a modular aluminum ramp system, and Upward Mobility installs it across Vermont as an authorized dealer.
The current model, the QR4.0, is built from high-strength aluminum that arrives already powder-coated, so there is no painting or staining and nothing to refinish over time.
The walking surface is ThruFlow decking, and each module ships complete with everything needed to assemble it, handrails included.
The sections connect into almost any shape the entrance calls for, a straight run to a porch, a turn around a corner, or a switchback where space is tight. Because it is modular, it can be lengthened, shortened, or moved later if your needs change.
It sits alongside the rest of our wheelchair and mobility ramps, and it is the residential ramp we reach for first.
The QRamp QR4.0 system
One residential ramp line, configured to your home and built to hold up to Vermont weather.
Our Residential Ramp
QRamp QR4.0 Modular Access System
Powder-coated aluminum · ThruFlow decking · no on-site cutting
- Powder-coated aluminum frame, corrosion resistant for year-round outdoor use
- ThruFlow decking with a 360 degree non-slip surface that lets snow, rain, and grit fall through
- Assembles with no cutting, using common hand tools (Allen keys, an adjustable wrench, a tape measure)
- Modules arrive partially pre-assembled with all fasteners included
- Handrails included, with optional mid-rise, vertical, and extended rails
- ADA-compliant layouts available, at a 1:12 slope and 36 inch width
- Configures into straight runs, turns, and switchbacks
- Adjustable leg height, set to match your entrance and grade
- Lifetime limited warranty
- Ships within days, most residential ramps installed in one visit
QRamp compared to a wood ramp
Why we moved our residential installs to QRamp.
Is QRamp ADA-compliant?
Yes. QRamp can be built to ADA specifications, and we design it that way when the site calls for it.
An ADA build runs at a 1:12 slope, one foot of ramp for every inch of rise, at a minimum 36 inches wide, with handrails and level landings at the top, the bottom, and any turn. Whether a home needs a full ADA build or a shorter residential run depends on the door height and the space you have, which is what the free in-home consultation sorts out.
How the install works
Same-week installs are common when the layout is straightforward, and our team handles the full ramp installation.
1
Free in-home consultation
We come out, measure the entrance and the rise, and talk through where the ramp should land and turn.
2
We design the layout
Using your measurements we lay out the exact configuration and give you a firm quote. Nothing is ordered until you approve it.
3
We install, no cutting
The modules bolt into place on site. Most residential ramps go in within a single visit.
4
Walkthrough
We check the slope, the rails, and the footing with you before we leave, and adjust anything that needs it.
Who a QRamp is for
Most of our ramp installs come down to one of these.
Aging in place
Staying in a home that has steps at the entrance, with safe access that lasts.
Wheelchair or scooter access
A permanent ramp sized for daily use with a chair, scooter, or walker.
Recovery after surgery or injury
Safe access while mobility is limited, then reconfigure or remove the ramp when it is no longer needed.
Caregiver access
Getting people and equipment in and out without lifting anyone over a step.
Where we install QRamp
Upward Mobility installs QRamp across Vermont from our showroom in Essex Junction, and 30 miles into New Hampshire. Plattsburgh, NY is on the table for larger jobs.
Burlington · South Burlington · Essex Junction · Williston · Colchester · Shelburne · Middlebury · Waterbury · Stowe · Montpelier · Rutland · Lebanon NH · Plattsburgh NY
Outside that footprint? Call anyway and we will tell you if we can reach you.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about QRamp.
Do you have to cut QRamp to install it?
No. The sections are made to bolt to length, so there is no cutting on site. That is a large part of why the install is faster and the labor cost is lower than a built-on-site or wood ramp.
Is QRamp good for Vermont winters?
Yes, and it is one of the main reasons we install it. The ThruFlow decking lets snow, rain, and grit pass through instead of collecting, so there is no shoveling and far less chance of an ice layer forming on the walking surface.
Is a QRamp ramp ADA-compliant?
It can be. QRamp builds to a 1:12 slope with 36 inch width, handrails, and landings when a project calls for full ADA compliance. We confirm what your entrance needs during the consultation.
How long does a QRamp install take?
Most residential ramps go in within a single visit, often the same day, because there is no cutting or on-site building. Larger or multi-turn layouts can take longer, and we tell you which yours is when we quote it.
Can the ramp be changed or moved later?
Yes. Because the system is modular, it can be lengthened, shortened, reconfigured, or taken down and relocated if your needs change or the ramp is no longer needed.
What does a QRamp cost in Vermont?
The price depends on the length, the number of turns, and the rise at your door. Because there is no cutting and the install is quicker, the labor portion is lower than a comparable custom-built ramp. The free consultation gives you an exact, firm quote for your home.
Get a free QRamp consultation
We will come measure your entrance, lay out the ramp, and give you a firm quote at no charge. Visit the showroom in Essex Junction or call and we will come to you.