We have chosen what type of ramp we will be putting on our house. We have decided to go with aluminum since its easy to install, and in case we move easy to disassemble and transport. The ramp shown above is only there as an example, that is not our house or ramp shown above. Another reason, we chose aluminum is because wood can begin to look ugly quickly and become unstable with rotting and other environmental variables. Wood ramps also require maintenance. Aluminum requires zero maintenance, stays looking sleek and new forever, and cannot become unstable from environmental factors. We will take photos of our new ramp when we get it.

The ramp will cost around 2,500 dollars and may possibly be covered by a health insurance rebate. Though we still need to take the hit ourselves before we can get the rebate.