Wheelchair

[Jcalder]

You can do a switch back if possible. I'd also maybe see about a landing. I built a ramp for my mother in law. I had plenty of room and I think I went 16 foot of ramp. I don't remember how high it was but it worked out we could go to her driveway and it wasn't overly steep. But I was more than 1"/12"

 

[huntintn]

The steps are probably 30ft from drive with a straight brick walk leading to the porch. Steps are kinda off center from walk but stay are easy moved as are handrails.

 

[Jcalder]

Just know you don't have to follow code, but it's good to be close. We have to work within ADA limits but a home owner doesn't really have to follow them like a contractor would. What you don't want is to spend money on materials and realize it's not going a work like it you'd hoped