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ADA Compliance in Sacramento and Northern CA

ADA path-of-travel upgrades for Sacramento properties: trip hazard removal, curb ramps, accessible parking striping, signage and tactile warning pads, with a licensed CASp inspector available to verify the work.

Is Your Parking Lot Up to ADA Compliance?

Making sure your building is accessible to all is important for ADA compliance. There are accessibility upgrades that you can make to ensure your building is ADA-compliant.

A simple upgrade you can make is repairing sidewalks and parking lots. Filling those cracks and potholes will ensure your customers are safe and avoid injuries.

Another thing to consider is curb ramps if they are not in place. The space between your business and the parking lot must have ramps.

Facilitating entry into your building is the ADA’s top priority, which means that you need to consider people with mobility issues. If your front door is not level with the ground, you’ll need to build a ramp. Most businesses choose concrete ramps due to their affordability and durability. There are many ADA standards, so working with a contractor who specializes in these upgrades can make all the difference.

ADA Compliance questions

What has to be accessible on my property?

The path of travel from accessible parking to the entrance of a business or public area: walkways without trip hazards, curb ramps where there's a curb, ramps at doors that aren't level with the ground, and properly striped and signed accessible stalls.

How big does a lift have to be before it counts as a trip hazard?

Our estimators flag any raised edge in the path of travel of ¼ inch or more. That matches the 2010 ADA Standards (section 303): a change in level up to ¼ inch may be vertical, ¼ to ½ inch must be beveled no steeper than 1:2, and anything over ½ inch has to be ramped.

My property was built before the ADA. Do I still need to update it?

Yes. Any public access point that customers, patrons or tenants use to reach your business needs to meet current ADA guidelines.

If I lease the property, am I still responsible?

Yes. Both the landlord and the tenant are responsible for the accessibility of a facility's public areas.

What does a CASp inspection do for me?

A Certified Access Specialist (certified by the California Division of the State Architect) can inspect and verify the work. Under California Civil Code section 55.54, a business sued over construction-related accessibility claims that had a CASp inspection can ask the court for a stay and an early evaluation conference.

Are there tax benefits for ADA work?

Often. Eligible small businesses can claim the federal Disabled Access Credit (IRS Form 8826), and businesses can deduct qualified barrier removal costs under section 190 of the tax code. We provide the tax forms; check with your tax advisor about eligibility.

What clients say

“The team at Sidewalk Safety was very professional and detailed. They cleaned their work areas well and communicated thoroughly during the project.”
AAdagio Apartments19 August 2026
“Sidewalk did a great job cutting back the concrete and painting the exposed area. It's a wall that is connected to our dock used as a safety barrier. If we ever needed them again we would definitely have them do the work. I recommend using Sidewalk Safety for any concrete needs whether commercial or personal.”
CChris Hernandez11 February 2026
“The technician evaluated all of our concrete to determine what needed to be corrected. He was efficient, cleaned up after himself and did a marvelous job. Our neighbor recommended this service. I recommend it as well. Very satisfied”
RRita Saenz26 January 2026

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