ADA parking lot compliance and slope correction in the Inland Empire

If you’ve just received an ADA demand letter or a CASp inspection report, you’re on the clock. California’s Unruh Act carries a $4,000 minimum per violation, and most claims start in the parking lot and the path from the parking lot to the front door.

Here’s what a lot of property owners learn the hard way: you can’t restripe your way out of a slope problem. Accessible parking spaces and access aisles can’t slope more than 1:48 (about 2%) in any direction. If the asphalt underneath is off, new paint just puts a fresh coat on the violation. We regrade, repave, and pour concrete so the space actually measures in compliance.

What we fix

  • Accessible and van-accessible stalls, access aisles, and signage
  • Slope and cross-slope corrections in stalls and aisles
  • Curb ramps and truncated domes (detectable warnings)
  • Accessible path of travel from parking to the entrance
  • Handrails, landings, and sidewalk repairs along the route

How it works

Send us your CASp report or demand letter. We walk the site, price each item, and schedule the work overnight or on a weekend so the center stays open. When we’re done, your inspector can re-measure and close it out.

We’ve done this work for grocery-anchored centers including Vons and Ralphs locations, and for property managers across Southern California.

Call (909) 941-8440 or send us your site address and we'll come walk it.