ADA Access Consultants

Nationwide ADA Inspection and Reporting

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Our ADA Services

CASP Inspection/Report

Defense against an ADA lawsuit is an evaluation and report by a CASp. Our report outlines the changes necessary to be ADA compliant. This report/inspection shows legally you are being proactive in repairs.

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ADA Plan review

Our Certified Access Specialists (CASp) and ADA inspectors review documents/plans in order to verify ADA standards. This is helpful when developing new buildings or improving ones with the ADA standards in mind.

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ADA compliance consulting

As a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) we provide you guidance and determine steps to make your business accessible. This includes collaboration in tasks like plan review or consulting.

ADA plan review

what is a casp Inspection:

A CASp inspection by a Certified Access Specialist, consists of a thorough evaluation of a specific property. Inspections involve conducting measurements of public access spaces, parking lot access areas, public service areas and more. CASp inspections can serve as proof that a building owner is being proactive in making necessary repairs or changes to their building for better accessibility. 

CASp inspectors are typically used when property ownersapartment managers, or commercial properties are facing lawsuits regarding ADA compliance. To work towards compliance and acquire specific legal protections, one is often legally obligated to arrange an inspection with a CASp.  

CASp Inspection Certificate

What is an ADA INspector:

An ADA Inspector is a professional who is trained to inspect commercial and public buildings for compliance in accordance to state accessibility laws and regulations. Specifically, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the California Building Code (CBC).

ADA inspectors are typically used when property owners, apartment managers, or commercial properties are facing lawsuits regarding ADA compliance. To work towards compliance and acquire specific legal protections, one is often legally obligated to arrange an ADA inspection with an inspector.

An ADA inspection is a vital step when working towards a more accessible property. Scheduling an inspection with us includes the inspection of:

  • property entrances
  • accessible parking spaces and structures 
  • accessibility and Braille signage
  • service areas
  • ramps/elevators
  • restrooms and more

An ADA inspection by a CASp (Certified Access Specialist) or ADA inspector consists of a thorough evaluation of a specific property. Inspections involve conducting measurements of public access spaces, parking lot access areas, public service areas and more. ADA inspections can serve as proof that a building owner is being proactive in making necessary repairs or changes to their building for better accessibility. 

Often times, one needs an ADA inspection when they are facing a possible lawsuit and need specific protection. If you are experiencing this or have pending litigation do not hesitate or contact ADA Access Consultants to analyze your next steps.

should i use an ada inspector?

In many instances, individuals or organizations find it necessary to undergo an ADA inspection when confronted with the prospect of a lawsuit or potential liability, seeking safeguards. Should you find yourself in impending litigation, we encourage you to reach out to ADA Access Consultants

Our team of experts meticulously assess your property situation, provide guidance on the most appropriate course of action, and will schedule an ADA inspection as necessary. 

ADA compliance

Our team of ADA inspectors are trained to identify any possible accessibility barriers and provide recommendations in a comprehensive report for making buildings more accessible to people with disabilities. They can also help building owners and managers understand and meet legal obligations regarding accessibility. 

Buildings that are required to comply with ADA standards include public accommodations and commercial facilities, as well as certain types of state and local government facilities. Hiring an ADA Inspector ensures you are being proactive in your ADA compliance.  

It should be noted having an ADA Inspection and being compliant with the ADA laws are two different things. With ADA Access Consultants, you can expect a comprehensive report detailing where your property is out of compliance while referencing specific ADA laws. From there, clients are responsible for the necessary changes to their property that are readily achievable.

INSPECTION REPORT

After your ADA inspection, we provide a detailed report on your property or business. We outline our findings in a clear formatting allowing for an easy transition to make your changes. Our ADA inspection reports will include:

  • a detailed description of the survey
  • summary and explanation of non-compliant elements (Parking, Entry Ways, Service Areas, ETC)
  • images/documentation supporting findings (Photos, Measurements, Readings)
  • suggestions to bring property to compliance
  • reference to relevant ADA or Building Codes

With all these elements, clients have a clear layout of what is out of compliance and how it can be fixed. For example, Fresno concrete work, parking lot striping, repaving and other alterations.  Inspection reports are useful as a preventative measure for possible lawsuits.

ADA inspection certificate

Upon request after your ADA inspection, we will provide signage you can display at the front of your business, an Access Inspected Certificate. Although this does not guarantee your compliance, it is a sign that you are aware of ADA laws and you are being proactive to work towards compliance. Those facing lawsuits often benefit the most from this.  

When a building is not compliant with the ADA, it can create barriers for individuals with disabilities, making it difficult or impossible for them to access the building and its facilities. Leading to isolation and exclusion, which limits a persons ability to participate fully in society.

Even without pending litigation or complaints, an ADA inspection should be done to your business or real property. Promoting accessibility and inclusion has a positive impact on society as a whole. 

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