Who we serve

Healthcare Facilities

Accessibility, ambulance access, and patient safety — with work sequenced around a facility that never closes.

What makes this property type different

Emergency vehicle routes cannot be obstructed at any point
Patient population makes trip hazards and slopes unusually consequential
Accessible parking demand routinely exceeds the code minimum
Facilities operate continuously — there is no closed period to work in

Healthcare pavement carries a patient population less able to negotiate defects than almost anywhere else. A quarter-inch displacement that a retail customer steps over is a fall risk for someone leaving an outpatient procedure.

Access is non-negotiable

Ambulance and emergency routes stay open throughout. We plan phasing with your facilities team and confirm routes before work starts each shift.

Accessibility beyond the minimum

Code sets a floor for accessible parking that healthcare demand frequently exceeds. We look at actual utilization, not just the ratio table, and tell you where the shortfall is.

Slope and surface

Accessible routes from parking to entrance need consistent slope and a smooth transition at every joint and threshold. These are the details that determine whether a patient with a walker can reach your door unassisted.

Our work

Healthcare properties we have worked on

Lakewood Animal Hospital — before U.S. Pave carried out the work — **Lakewood Animal Hospital** Resurfaced and restriped without closing the practice.

Lakewood Animal Hospital — completed by U.S. Pave — **Lakewood Animal Hospital** Resurfaced and restriped without closing the practice.

University Hospital — before U.S. Pave carried out the work — **University Hospital** Lot rehabilitation with emergency access maintained throughout.

University Hospital — completed by U.S. Pave — **University Hospital** Lot rehabilitation with emergency access maintained throughout.

Applied Medical — completed by U.S. Pave — **Applied Medical** Completed surface and layout.

Questions we get from Healthcare clients

How do you protect emergency vehicle access?

Routes are agreed with your facilities team before work starts and confirmed at the beginning of each shift. No phase is allowed to obstruct an ambulance route at any point.

We have more accessible demand than code requires. Can you help?

Yes. Code sets a floor that healthcare demand routinely exceeds. We look at actual utilisation rather than just the ratio table, and identify where the real shortfall is and what it would take to close it.

Other property types we serve

Want a number you can put in a budget?

We will assess the property and send a written scope and price. No obligation.

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