Wheelchair lifts, also known as vertical platform lifts, allow wheelchair users to safely move between levels. Our team is expertly trained to install wheelchair lifts in homes and public settings, including schools, houses of worship, restaurants, and businesses. We aim to improve accessibility in any space with indoor and outdoor wheelchair lift options available.
Contact us for a free, on-site estimate or schedule a showroom visit to test-ride our lifts.
A practical mobility solution, wheelchair lifts can be installed in new and existing buildings. View our selection of residential and commercial wheelchair lift options.
If you are a wheelchair user, you are likely familiar with the struggles of navigating a multi-level property without an elevator. An indoor wheelchair lift can be a more affordable option that allows you to easily navigate homes and public spaces.
Commercial wheelchair lifts are intended for all public and private professional buildings, including:
For more information about installing a wheelchair lift in your home or business, contact us to request a free, on-site assessment today.
If you’re considering installing a lift, we encourage you to visit us to try one out.
Appointments are encouraged so we can ensure an advisor is available to greet you and answer any questions you may have.
For many Americans with disabilities, navigating the world around them comes with its own set of challenges and obstacles that they must face daily. For individuals with disabilities that leave them in a wheelchair, daily tasks such as climbing stairs become insurmountable and dangerous to navigate on their own. Tools
Wheelchair lifts are an ideal solution to allow people with limited mobility to independently navigate stairs in homes and public buildings. They are more space efficient than wheelchair ramps, more affordable than home elevators, and more suitable for wheelchair users than stair lifts. Wheelchair lifts can transport people who use
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