Build or Replace Wheelchair Ramps in Anaheim, CA

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in Anaheim, CA (California)

General Stats for Anaheim

3,329 neighbors

3,513 new projects

481 pros

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Anaheim Disability Service Contractors Stats

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California Disability Service Contractors Stats

Total Prescreened Pros: 121

# of Pro Ratings: 98

Average Pro Rating: 4.64/5.00

for Anaheim Disability Service Contractors

American Ramp Systems Los Angeles

Build or Replace Wheelchair Ramps in 91710

Brett McKee, the principal of the local franchise came out to my home and spent more than an hour with me, surveying the site and discussing potential options. With his knowledge of the products available and ability to think outside of the box we came up with a cost effective, workable solution that met my immediate needs. Brett subsequently performed the installations and remained on site while we confirmed the effectiveness of the installations.

-- Wayne F.

Mr. Handyman of California

Hire a Handyman in 92627

On time, very pleasant, asked all the right questions, advised other services (didn't say he could do everything when someone else could do it better) no hard sell. Seemed very honest.

-- Neighbor

Mr. Handyman of California

Repair Window Frames in 92646

He was very helpful in fixing a difficult problem with some old wood windows that were difficult to open. He replaced weather stripping and sanded them down so they operated better.

-- Susan G.