Aluminum Structures

Aluminum Ramps

Whether you’re bridging the gap between shoreline and dock, creating ADA-compliant access, or improving safety on sloped surfaces, our custom aluminum ramps deliver durable, low-maintenance performance in any marine environment. Built with 6000 series aluminum and welded for strength, these ramps are designed to withstand heavy use, harsh conditions, and fluctuating tides — without warping, rotting, or rusting.

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Key Advantages

Smooth, reliable access

Connects docks, walkways, or structures with ease

Marine-grade aluminum

Built to withstand water, salt, and weather exposure

Fully customizable

Tailored for length, width, load capacity, and slope

ADA-compliant options

Designed to meet accessibility requirements when needed

Welded for durability

Strong, one-piece construction with minimal maintenance

Made in the USA

Expertly fabricated for lasting performance in marine environments

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Features & Specifications

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Built from 6000 series aluminum with TIG/MIG welds

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Custom lengths and slopes available for any application

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Works with floating docks, seawalls, and fixed decks

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Handrails, kick plates, and grip decking available as add-ons

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Meets ADA guidelines upon request for commercial or public use

Design Options

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Streamlined aluminum finish with non-slip walking surface

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Optional powder coating for color coordination or added texture

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Integrates seamlessly with Atlantic gangways, stairs, or dock systems

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Perfect For:

Municipalities & Government Projects

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Commercial Waterfront Facilities

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Contractors & Marine Builders

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Homeowners & Waterfront Residents

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Built for Access. Backed by Experience.

We’ve been building aluminum access systems for decades — and we know what it takes to create ramps that perform safely year after year. Let us build one that fits your space and your goals.

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