ADA Inspections

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General Components of an ADA Inspection

 

• Parking and Exterior Routes: Inspectors check for accessible parking spaces, proper signage, and accessible routes from parking to the entrance. 

 

• Entrance Accessibility: Evaluation of entrances to ensure they are accessible, including door width, hardware, and thresholds.

 

• Interior Accessibility: Review of interior elements such as corridors, ramps, elevators, and signage to ensure they meet ADA requirements.

 

• Restroom Accessibility: Examination of restrooms for accessible stalls, grab bars, sink height, and other features.

 

• Public Areas: Assessment of public areas to ensure there are unobstructed pathways, accessible seating, and service areas.

 

• Policies and Procedures: While not a physical component, the inspection may also consider the facility's policies and procedures to ensure they accommodate individuals with disabilities.

 

• Documentation of Findings: Compiling a detailed report of findings and recommendations for remediation while maintaining the confidentiality of the inspection process