The cost of a stair lift depends on several factors, making a single average price difficult to pinpoint. The primary factors include whether your staircase is straight or curved, the specific model and features you choose (e.g., power swivel seat, weight capacity, etc.), and the overall length of the staircase. For an accurate and transparent estimate, contact our stairlift company for a free in-home assessment in Philadelphia, PA.
While Medicare generally does not cover stairlifts or most mobility products, some private insurance policies and Medicaid waiver programs may offer coverage. We can help you understand your options.
Choosing the right mobility and accessibility equipment, whether it’s a stair lift, a home elevator, or a wheelchair ramp, can be overwhelming. That’s why we start with a comprehensive home accessibility consultation. One of our specialists will visit your home, discuss the mobility challenges you or your loved one faces, evaluate your home’s layout, and listen to your personal preferences. Based on this assessment, we will recommend the safest and most effective solutions tailored specifically for you. Alternatively, you could visit our showroom in Bensalem to browse and test products to get started.
Yes, absolutely! We offer a wide range of stair lifts designed for virtually any staircase. Custom-built curved stair lifts can navigate turns and landings, while compact models can fit narrower staircases.
Yes, stairlifts are designed with multiple safety features, including seat belts, swivel chairs for easy access, obstruction sensors, and battery backups.
Renting is an excellent and cost-effective option for short-term needs. We often recommend renting mobility equipment for individuals recovering from surgery, for visiting relatives with mobility issues, or for situations where the need is temporary. Renting a stair lift or a modular wheelchair ramp gives you a safe accessibility solution without the upfront cost of a permanent installation. If your needs become long-term, we can often apply a portion of your rental fees toward the purchase.
We stand behind the quality of our products and our workmanship. All new equipment we install comes with a robust manufacturer’s warranty as well as our own 1-year warranty. We also offer ongoing service and maintenance plans to keep your equipment in peak condition. Contact us today for stairlift services in Philadelphia and more!
The stair lifts we install are equipped with a battery backup system. This means that if your home loses power, the lift will continue to operate for several trips, ensuring you are never stranded between floors. The system automatically recharges once the power is restored.
If an issue arises, call us immediately. We provide prompt service and support for emergency repairs to ensure your safety and mobility are restored as quickly as possible.
If you want to go beyond the capabilities of a stair lift, consider a vertical platform lift or a home elevator.
A platform lift (also called a wheelchair lift) transports a user while they remain in their wheelchair. This option is often more space-efficient and cost-effective than a home elevator and requires less construction. It is also an excellent option for accessing a raised porch or deck outside.
A home elevator provides the most seamless and convenient access between multiple floors. It is a fully enclosed cab that travels within a constructed hoistway and can transport a wheelchair user, a person with a walker, or a patient and their caregiver. While it is a larger investment and requires more significant construction, a home elevator adds substantial value to your property and offers the ultimate in-home accessibility and convenience.
The best choice between a platform lift and a home elevator depends on your home’s layout, your specific needs, and your budget. We can help you understand the pros and cons of each during a consultation here in Philadelphia.
