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Weathered wooden wheelchair ramp with peeling paint attached to a suburban house

Wood Structure Removal · Rochester, NY

Wheelchair Ramp Removal in Rochester, NY

Ramps outlive the reason they were built more often than people expect. They are usually solidly built, attached to the house, and sitting on fixed bases — which makes removal a small structural job rather than a haul-away.

  • From $1,000
  • Haul-away
  • Residential only

Why homeowners remove a wheelchair ramp

The ramp is no longer needed: a household member has moved, mobility has changed, or the person it was built for has passed. Leaving it means maintaining a structure nobody uses.

Or it has failed: the decking has gone soft, the ledger is pulling away from the siding, and the slope has settled so it is no longer safe to use — which is worse than not having one.

What we remove

  • Wood and composite ramps with railings
  • Aluminium modular ramps
  • Steel ramps and welded frames
  • Concrete steps, stoops and landings
  • Posts and ledger attachments

Signs it is time

  • Decking that is soft, splintered or springing
  • A ledger pulling away from the wall
  • Railings that move under load
  • A ramp that has settled to a slope nobody can safely use
Cleared level ground after an exterior structure was removed
The grade is left walkable, left walkable where the ramp stood.

Our wheelchair ramp removal process

  1. Quote from photosLength, material, how it is attached and what is underneath usually settles the price. Photos of the ledger and anything below grade help.
  2. Disconnect and protectRailings come off, the ledger is unbolted rather than pried, and the siding behind it is protected.
  3. Break down the rampDecking, stringers and posts come apart in sections; aluminium and steel are kept separate from wood.
  4. Note what is below gradeConcrete pads and post bases are priced from photos rather than discovered on the day.
  5. Make good and cleanFastener holes are sealed, the grade is raked level, and the area is swept.

Special considerations

  • If the ramp was permitted or is attached to a deck that stays, the attachment detail matters — unbolting rather than cutting keeps the remaining structure sound.
  • Metal ramps are worth separating for scrap; tell us if you want the aluminium set aside.
  • If a stoop or new steps are going back in, say so before we start so the removal is planned around the replacement.

What happens to the space afterward?

You get the entry back: holes sealed, grade walkable. If a stoop is going in, the area is left ready for it rather than needing a second visit.

If a replacement surface is going in, we sequence the removal around it — and say so before the work starts.

What wheelchair ramp removal costs in Rochester

We do not publish prices we cannot stand behind, because the number depends on what is actually on site. Residential removal projects generally have a $1,000 minimum project value. What moves the quote:

  • Length and construction — aluminium comes apart fast, welded steel does not
  • How it is attached: bolted ledger or set on blocks
  • Base count and depth
  • Whether concrete steps come out at the same time

How to get an accurate number

Send photos of the structure, the ground around it and the path a trailer would take to reach it. Add rough dimensions if you have them. Most jobs are quoted from that alone; anything structural or unusual gets looked at first.

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Wheelchair Ramp Removal FAQs

Can you remove a ramp without damaging the siding?

Yes. The ledger and railings are unbolted rather than pried, and the fastener holes are sealed afterwards.

Do you take aluminium ramps?

Yes, and the aluminium is kept separate from wood and steel so it can be recycled properly.

Is there a minimum job size?

Residential removal projects start at $1,000, so a lone small ramp usually makes sense only alongside other work at the same address.

Do you remove the concrete pad under the ramp?

Yes, if you want it gone. Many homeowners keep a sound pad for a new stoop.

Ready to remove your wheelchair ramp?

Send a photo and the access width. Residential projects start at $1,000.