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Made here
100% recyclable aluminum, designed and assembled in Québec, delivered coast to coast up to Nunavik.
Our story
The only Québec manufacturer of wheelchair ramps.
We contribute to inclusive mobility because it is a fundamental right.
Since 2012, Go Rampe designs, builds and installs access ramps — in aluminum and now in wood — to give people back access to their home and their life.
- RBQ 5695-2260-01
- Lévis · Sainte-Julie
- Sale · Rental
2012 since What keeps us standing — and how we live it
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People first
Every ramp restores independence. We listen, advise and follow up — Marc answers personally.
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Financially accessible
Affordable rental, wood ramps, subsidy support: a solution for every budget.
Donation to the rehabilitation centre (CRDP-CA)
In 2022, Go Rampe donated an access ramp to the Chaudière-Appalaches physical rehabilitation centre, for an outdoor therapeutic courtyard where wheelchair users relearn to move around.
Read the article (Journal de Lévis) ↗Adapted sport, on the ground
Our portable ramps open access to sledge hockey and the Victoria curling club in Québec — because accessibility doesn’t stop at the door.
The team
Local people, proud of their craft
A human-scale team — design, workshop, installation and service. It is often Marc himself who answers you.
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Marc Lacasse Founder & President Virtual card - Victor Lacasse Sales — Western Québec Virtual card
- Guillaume Laurent Sales — Central & East Virtual card
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Rose Lacasse Resellers · outside Québec Virtual card - Gaétan Auger Workshop
- Éric Installation
- Micheline Administration
- Sébastien Installation
The birth of a company with heart
“Go Rampe was born in my heart and mind. I was immensely grateful for the second chance life gave me.”
Marc Lacasse — Founder & PresidentOn the morning of a beautiful spring day meant for a family ski trip, Marc Lacasse suffered a severe stroke that left him unable to speak and paralyzed on his left side. Overnight, his life had been turned upside down.
That sudden shock thankfully turned into a blessing: just 12 hours after being admitted to emergency, everything returned to normal. Being alongside the care staff and seeing them make a positive difference in people’s lives left a deep mark — values of mutual aid he has carried since childhood.
That event gave him the drive to contribute concretely to a better life for people with disabilities. Surrounded by people who share the same values, Go Rampe has grown over time into the company it is today — with every team member playing a unique role.
Our mission: to make homes and workplaces accessible to people with reduced mobility, so they no longer face the frustration of limits in their movements and activities.
See Go Rampe in action
The company was founded in 2013. The founder, having suffered a stroke that left him temporarily hemiplegic and aphasic, became aware of the challenges faced by people with disabilities.
News report TVA news report A ramp gifted to a mother for her disabled son — told by TVA Nouvelles.
Journal de Québec Article · July 2018 Paying it forward 
Le Soleil Article · June 2022 “We want people to be happy,” says Go Rampe’s president 
Le Soleil Article · December 2024 Heading to Ontario and the Maritimes A mission that grows — and gets people talking.
Every milestone is told by Québec media — click the articles to read.
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A second chance
After a stroke he recovers from within hours, Marc Lacasse founds Go Rampe — driven by gratitude and the desire to give others back their independence.
- 2018
“Paying it forward”
Marc’s journey and Go Rampe’s mission are featured in the Journal de Québec and de Montréal.
1 press article Journal de Québec
- 2022
Accessibility, all the way to leisure
Go Rampe extends its mission to leisure (beach mats, floating chairs) and donates a $20,000 ramp to the Chaudière-Appalaches physical rehabilitation centre.
2 press articles Le Soleil · Métro
- 2024
The ramp you assemble without tools
Unveiled during Québec’s Disability Awareness Week, the tool-free innovation is featured by La Presse, Le Soleil and Journal de Lévis. Over 400 projects a year.
2 press articles La Presse · Journal de Lévis
- 2024
A voice for waiting families
When Québec suspends the home-adaptation program, the Journal de Québec and TVA Nouvelles turn to Go Rampe to tell the story of families waiting for a ramp.
2 press articles Journal de Québec · TVA Nouvelles
- 2025
Heading to Ontario and the Maritimes
Buoyed by 30%+ annual growth, the Lévis company expands its reach beyond Québec.
1 press article Le Soleil
An entrance that welcomes everyone. Let’s talk about yours.
- Free assessment
- Clear answer
- Often installed in a day