Fairmount is one of Philadelphia’s best-loved neighborhoods. Whether your going to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, walking past the old walls of the Eastern State Penitentiary or taking a stop at the Fairmount Park. Plenty of people who live here, many of them now on their second or third generation on the same block, want to stay.
The charm comes with a catch. Most Fairmount homes are 19th-century rowhouses and townhouses built long before anyone planned for accessibility. They have narrow stairways, steep front steps, tight turns, and bathrooms on the second floor. As mobility changes, the house you love can start to work against you.
101 Mobility of Greater Philadelphia helps Fairmount homeowners stay safely in their homes. We install stairlifts, ramps, home elevators, and bathroom safety equipment that fit the real layout of an older city rowhome. Call us or reach out online to schedule a free, no-obligation in-home evaluation.
Every Fairmount home is a little different, and that matters when you’re choosing mobility equipment. Our factory-trained service technicians regularly see these challenges every single day:
We offer a full range of products to fit your home and your budget:
In a multi-story rowhome, the stairs are often the first thing to become a problem. You or a loved one may benefit from a stairlift if you’ve noticed the following:
A stairlift should remove headaches and add quality of life reliably. Our factory-trained technicians offer preventive maintenance: with our 16-point check of every component. If something does need repair, our local team responds quickly to get you moving again. No matter if we installed the stairlift or not, as long as its a stairlift we service.
You chose Fairmount for its history, its parks, and its neighbors. A change in mobility shouldn’t force you to leave. Contact 101 Mobility of Greater Philadelphia today to schedule your free consultation, and let us help your home fit your life again.
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Can a stairlift fit on a narrow rowhome staircase? In most cases, yes. Many stairlift models are built for narrow stairways and fold up when not in use. During your free evaluation, we measure your stairs and recommend models that will fit.
My staircase has a turn at the landing. Can I still get a stairlift? Yes. Curved stairlifts are custom-built to follow the shape of your staircase, including turns, landings, and multiple flights. Yet for a more cost effective option a straight stairlift with the power swivel option could also work as a solution.
Will installing a stairlift damage my home’s historic details? Stairlifts attach to the stair treads, not the walls, and our technicians work carefully to protect the original features of your home.
How do I start? Call (215) 608-0866 or fill out the form on this page. We’ll schedule a free in-home evaluation at a time that works for you.