With her two replaced knees and her husband’s unsteadiness following a stroke and their old ramp more useful as a one-way theme park ride, our clients needed a safe way to their car. So we ripped out the old and installed the new, a properly sloping 68-foot beast.
BEFORE — with Paul Sughroue, Kay Lovelace, Kim Canney, Sam Lomeli, Beverly Ford, Marty Baleux and Karen Fruhwirth.AFTER — with Marty Baleux, Paul Sughroue, Karen Fruhwirth, Kim Canney, Kay Lovelace, Sam Lomeli, John Saxon and Beverly Ford.The all crucial first module, from which the entire ramp flows . . .The ever-patient Paulie explaining to moi how to do it correctly.Sam does a QA of the work at about the mid point.Karen and Mai puttng up the uprights that will hold the handrails.A ramp is only as good as its end. After magically transporting all the left over paving stones, Sam and Martin create a path through the mud and muck to the driveway.Ta da. Good work lads . . .
