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ADA sidewalk survey

Sidewalk compliance, measured & mapped.

We survey sidewalks and curb ramps to find which segments are ADA compliant, which are not, and exactly why. The same objective approach as PCI for roads, applied to accessibility in the public right-of-way.

ADA compliant curb ramp with landing, running slope, cross slope and flare dimensions
Why it matters

Accessibility is a legal obligation.

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, sidewalks must let wheelchair users and pedestrians with disabilities travel safely. When quality falls below the thresholds, the Department of Justice can pursue complaints, creating liability, costly remediation and reputational damage.

Knowing precisely which segments need correction lets you plan the work before a complaint forces reactive spending.

Sidewalk with the ADA minimum width of 36 inches and maximum 2% cross slope marked
How it works

Survey, measure, flag, prioritize.

Survey sidewalks & ramps

Field teams capture geometry, surface condition and where sidewalks meet the roadway.

Measure against ADA criteria

Width, running slope, cross slope, surface defects and ramp landings.

Flag non-compliance

Each segment and ramp is classified, with the specific reason documented.

Prioritize remediation

GIS layers and reports showing what to fix, how, and where to start.

Every dimension that affects accessibility

Precise measurements, not visual estimates.

Clear width

Is the walkable path wide enough?

Cross slope

Transverse grade toward the curb.

Running slope

Longitudinal grade along the sidewalk.

Surface defects

Heaving, gaps and obstructions that block wheelchairs.

Curb ramp geometry

Landings, flare slopes and detectable warnings.

Connection points

Driveways, intersections and path continuity.

What you receive

A defensible inventory to act on.

Just as PCI answers "what condition is each road in?", our ADA survey answers "which sidewalks are non-compliant, why, and what is the right fix?"

  • Compliant or non-compliant classification per segment
  • Documented failure reasons: slope, width, surface and more
  • Curb ramp inventory with measurements
  • GIS layers for prioritization and the ADA Transition Plan
  • Remediation guidance per defect type

See SAMS with your own data.

A 20-minute demo is enough to see the multi-year picture. We reply within one business day.