ADA Compliant Fencing & Hand Railings
Licensed & insured ADA compliant contractor for commercial hand railings, ramp railings, stairway handrails, and accessible pool fencing across Martin County & Palm Beach County.
Why ADA Compliance Matters
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires commercial properties, public spaces, and multi-unit housing to meet strict accessibility standards. Non-compliance means fines, lawsuits, and liability. AlliedFenceAndGate.com™ builds it right the first time.
Code Compliant
Every installation meets ADA, Florida Building Code, and local jurisdiction requirements.
Commercial Focus
We serve businesses, HOAs, churches, schools, government buildings, and medical facilities.
Licensed & Insured
Fully licensed Florida contractor with general liability and workers compensation coverage.
Inspection Ready
Our work passes building inspections the first time — no callbacks, no re-work.
Our ADA Fencing & Railing Services
Commercial Hand Railings
ADA compliant aluminum and iron hand railings for commercial buildings, storefronts, restaurants, churches, and public spaces. Built to exact ADA height, grip, and extension requirements.
Wheelchair Ramp Railings
Code-compliant railings for wheelchair ramps at business entrances, medical facilities, schools, and government buildings. Proper 34-38 inch height, continuous graspable surface, and required extensions.
Stairway Handrails
ADA compliant stairway handrails for multi-unit properties, apartment complexes, condos, HOA communities, schools, and churches. Aluminum or ornamental iron — built to last in Florida's climate.
Pool Safety Fencing & Gates
ADA compliant pool safety fencing with self-closing, self-latching gates that meet both Florida Building Code and ADA accessibility standards. Essential for commercial pools, HOA pools, and public aquatic facilities.
ADA Handrail Requirements We Build To
Every hand railing we install meets or exceeds these ADA standards:
- Handrail height: 34–38 inches above walking surface
- Graspable profile: 1.25–2 inch circular cross-section
- 12-inch minimum extension at top and bottom of stairs
- Continuous handrail — no breaks or obstructions
- Non-slip surface finish required
- Must support 250 lbs of concentrated load
- Ramp railings on both sides when rise exceeds 6 inches
- Pool gates: self-closing & self-latching at 54 inches minimum
ADA Fencing & Gate Requirements
Key ADA requirements for fencing and gates that every commercial property must meet:
Clear Path & Width
Fences must not obstruct accessible paths. Gates along these routes must provide a clear opening of at least 32 inches when fully open.
Hardware & Latching
Gate latches, handles, and locks must be operable with one hand and require no tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist.
Opening Force
The force required to open the gate should be as minimal as possible, generally not exceeding 5 pounds.
Cane Detection
For temporary construction fences or borders guiding pedestrians with visual impairments, the bottom 3 inches of the fence must be solid to allow for safe cane detection.
Protruding Objects
Any fence parts, gates, or handrail extensions extending into a pedestrian path cannot have sharp edges or protrude more than 4 inches into the walkway.
Local Compliance Note: For specific guidelines regarding your property in Martin County, St. Lucie County, Indian River County, or Palm Beach County, consult your local permitting office or contact AlliedFenceAndGate.com™ — your trusted Treasure Coast commercial contractor for ADA-compliant fencing, railing & ramp installation.
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