Accessibility consultation that meets compliance

An architectural accessibility consultant helps businesses ensure that their buildings, facilities, and site designs comply with accessibility requirements and provide equitable access for people with disabilities. Services typically include plan reviews, site assessments, compliance audits, and recommendations for improvements.

An accessibility assessment can identify barriers that may prevent customers, employees, or visitors from accessing your facility. It also helps reduce legal risks, improve customer experience, and support compliance with applicable accessibility regulations and standards.

We work with a wide range of commercial properties, including office buildings, retail stores, restaurants, healthcare facilities, hotels, educational institutions, warehouses, and mixed-use developments.

We evaluate facilities based on applicable accessibility requirements, which may include federal, state, and local regulations, building codes, and recognized accessibility standards relevant to the project's location.

Yes. Early-stage plan reviews help identify potential accessibility issues before construction, reducing costly design changes, delays, and remediation expenses later in the project.

Yes. We conduct on-site accessibility audits to assess entrances, parking areas, restrooms, routes, signage, service counters, and other building features, then provide a detailed report with recommendations.

We provide a prioritized list of findings, explain the impact of each issue, and recommend practical solutions. We can also collaborate with architects, engineers, contractors, and facility managers during remediation

Accessibility reviews are recommended whenever a facility undergoes renovations, changes in occupancy, expansion projects, or when accessibility complaints arise. Periodic assessments can also help maintain ongoing compliance.

Yes. We can support projects from early design through construction by reviewing plans, responding to RFIs, performing progress checks, and helping teams resolve accessibility items before final inspections.

Deliverables may include written assessment reports, compliance checklists, photographic documentation, plan review comments, corrective action recommendations, and guidance for implementing accessibility improvements.

Costs vary depending on the size, complexity, and location of the property, as well as the scope of services requested. We can provide a customized proposal after discussing your project needs.

A Registered Accessibility Specialist (RAS) is a professional licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation to review construction plans and inspect certain buildings for compliance with the Texas Accessibility Standards. In Texas, many public accommodations, commercial facilities, and government-funded projects with construction costs meeting state thresholds must undergo accessibility review and inspection by a RAS. Working with a RAS early in the design process can help identify compliance issues, avoid costly corrections, and support a smoother approval process.

Yes. We can provide construction-phase consulting, site visits, and final accessibility reviews to help ensure accessibility requirements are addressed throughout the project lifecycle.