How Much Does a Wheelchair Ramp Cost?
$2,000 to $7,800
installed, built by a contractor (wood or concrete)
The height of the step decides the length of the ramp, and length is the main driver of the price.
The range is the middle of the published ranges from Angi, Express Ramps. How we work it out.
Price by type
| Type | Typical price | What it includes | Published ranges |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built by a contractor (wood or concrete) | $2,000 to $7,800 installed | materials and labor | $2,000 to $5,500 (Angi) $2,000 to $10,000 (Express Ramps) |
| Aluminum modular | $1,300 to $8,000 installed | ramp sections; installation varies | $1,500 to $4,000 (Angi) $1,000 to $12,050 (Express Ramps) |
What changes the price
- Height of the step or porch, which sets the length
- Wood, concrete or aluminum
- Landings and turns
- Handrails
- Permits for a permanent ramp
Who pays
Original Medicare does not pay for ramps. Ramps are not on Medicare's equipment list, and CMS names portable ramps among the safety devices Original Medicare does not cover. Some Medicare Advantage plans offer a home safety benefit that can include a portable ramp.
Questions to ask the installer
- How long will the ramp be for my step height?
- Are landings and handrails included?
- Will it meet the slope in the ADA standard?
- Can an aluminum ramp be taken down and reused?
- Do I need a permit?
Last checked .
Sources
- Angi: How Much Does a Wheelchair Ramp Cost? (consumer guide), checked
- Express Ramps: How to Build a Wheelchair Ramp for Your Home (dealer), checked
Not medical or insurance advice. Prices change; get written quotes, and check coverage with Medicare or your plan.