RA300 Low Floor Ramp

All commercial wheelchair lifts must meet ADA accessibility standards, including minimum platform dimensions, control placement, safety barriers, and operational specifications. Non-compliance can result in fines, lawsuits, and loss of operating authority. Every lift we install is verified for full ADA compliance before the vehicle returns to service.

Commercial vehicles with wheelchair lifts are subject to annual DOT inspections. The lift must be fully operational, properly maintained, and documented. Our mobile service division performs DOT annual inspections on-site at your facility, minimizing vehicle downtime and keeping your fleet road-ready.

Whether you operate 5 vehicles or 500, the lift solution needs to account for your vehicle types (buses, vans, cutaways), usage patterns, and service territories. We design fleet-wide lift programs that standardize equipment where possible, simplifying training and reducing spare parts inventory.

Commercial lifts see heavy daily use and require structured preventive maintenance to avoid breakdowns. Our PM programs include scheduled inspections, fluid changes, electrical testing, and safety interlock verification — all documented for your compliance records. Fleet clients receive priority scheduling.

Commercial lifts range from 600 to 1,000+ lbs capacity. School buses, paratransit vehicles, and medical transport vans each have different demands. High-cycle commercial lifts are engineered for dozens of deployments per day. We match the right capacity and duty cycle to your operational requirements.

Fleet lift installations represent a significant capital investment. We work with fleet managers on phased rollouts, volume pricing, and financing options through third-party partners. Our goal is to deliver compliant, reliable equipment within your operational budget.