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Hi, my name is mbyatt! How do I go about having a disabled ramp removed?

mbyatt

Hi I wonder if anyone could help me. I’ve just moved into my father’s home after I inherited it and it has a disabled ramp. I would like it removed. How do I go about this? TIA

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Albus_Alumni

Hey there @mbyatt and welcome to the community. I hope you've been keeping well?
My condolences at the loss of your father. I'm afraid I'm not 100% on an answer for removing the ramp. Would a local builders firm be able to do the work for you?

TryingSomethingNew

Hi @mbyatt,

I am in a similar situation can you share a follow up please? I am looking into getting a council ramp removed. The bars look well maintained, no wear and tear so seems a shame to scrap. How did you go about removing the ramp?