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Onsite ADA Inspections

Turn a Vague Worry Into a Plan.

An Accessibility Inspection tells you precisely where you stand — and what it will take to get it right.

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Legal Protection

Get ahead of costly ADA lawsuits and demand letters with a documented, defensible record of your compliance.

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A Prioritized Fix List

Every barrier scoped with a cost estimate and a now-vs-later priority — so you can budget instead of guess.

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A Permit-Ready Path

When your fixes need a permit, the same findings go straight into engineered drawings. One team, start to finish.

HOW IT WORKS

Our Process

An Accessibility Report tells you what to fix. It can’t pull a permit — that’s what Engineered Drawings are for.

1
Deliverable

Initial Inspection

We come to your property and examine every element, inside and out — measuring, leveling, and photographing each barrier.

2
Deliverable

Inspection Report

Every finding backed by a photo and the code citation: what's compliant, what's not, and how to fix it — with scoping recommendations and a priority budget.

3
As needed

Engineered Drawings

Not every job needs drawings — but a report isn't enough to pull a permit. When yours requires them, our in-house team turns your findings into signed, wet-stamped plans.

4
As needed

Post Construction

When the work's done, we can return to verify it was built to our specifications and is truly compliant.

A Report You Can Actually Use.

Most ADA reports are 500-page doorstops that leave you more confused than when you started.

Ours are built to act on — a photo of each barrier, the code citation, the fix, the cost, and the priority, so you or your contractor know exactly what to do first.

  • CASp-led — Chris Taylor, CASp-240, sets the standard on every report.

  • Photos + exact code citations on every line item.

  • Cost estimates and a now / next / later priority budget.

  • Federal + state — we know both, in every state we serve.

  • In-house drawings — one team from inspection to permit.

A report on general parking requirements and findings, including accessibility, signage, and compliance details.

The Stakes

When You’re Out of Compliance, You’re Exposed.

20+ years

Single-focus ADA expertise

40,000+

Inspections completed

CASp-led

Every report to standard

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