At ADA Compliance Network, we specialize in ensuring that your business or property meets the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Our team understands the practical challenges of designing and constructing public facilities and provides effective strategies to address these issues.
We stay up to date with the latest ADA standards and real-life accessibility needs of people with disabilities. From ramps and elevators to doorway widths and parking space requirements, we handle every detail to keep your business fully compliant.
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Ensure equal access for all customers and employees
Enhance your reputation and customer experience
Whether you’re proactively seeking compliance or responding to a lawsuit, we’re here to help.
We are ADA compliance experts, providing practical, cost-effective solutions for businesses of all sizes. Our services help you:
Understand complex ADA regulations
Implement accessibility improvements efficiently
Avoid legal risks while improving customer satisfaction
Don’t wait until you face a lawsuit—make your business ADA-compliant today.
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Accessible parking spaces are one of the most visible aspects of ADA compliance—but do you know how many you need?
1 accessible space for parking lots with 25 or fewer spaces
2 accessible spaces for lots with 50 or fewer spaces
At least one of every eight accessible spaces must be van-accessible
Van spaces require an 8-foot access aisle and 98-inch vertical clearance
Each accessible space must display the International Symbol of Accessibility
Van-accessible spaces must include a “Van Accessible” sign
Accessibility doesn’t stop at the door—your interior layout matters too.
Minimum 36-inch width for all entryways
Use lever-style or loop handles—avoid knobs, thumb latches, or turnstiles
36-inch wide aisles with extra space at corners
60-inch turning space for 180-degree turns, or 36-inch T-turns
At least 36 inches long and 36 inches high
For grocery-style aisles, one in every four aisles must be accessible
If physical modifications aren’t possible, staff assistance and auxiliary solutions must be available
ADA Compliance Network made the entire process stress-free. Their team handled our site inspection and gave us a clear action plan that saved us time and money.
We thought ADA compliance would be complicated, but they made it simple. Their website audit helped us avoid a potential lawsuit and improve our customer experience.
Professional, knowledgeable, and responsive. They guided us through construction compliance from planning to completion, and everything passed inspection on the first try
The professionals at ADA Compliance Network are available to assist businesses and organizations in maneuvering the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other pertinent accessibility rules.
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