We specialize in installing, repairing, and maintaining residential hillside lifts (also known as incline lifts or tramways), stair lifts, and vertical platform lifts (VPLs). Each system is tailored to meet your property’s unique layout and accessibility needs.
Our team provides free consultations and site assessments to help you determine the best lift solution. We consider factors such as elevation changes, space availability, safety requirements, and your personal needs to recommend the most suitable option.
Yes, we specialize in custom hillside lift solutions. Every hill is different, so we design and engineer each hillside lift to safely and efficiently fit your property’s terrain, ensuring long-term reliability and smooth operation.
Installation times vary by lift type and site conditions. A stair lift can often be installed in as little as one day, while vertical platform lifts typically take 2-3 days. Hillside lifts are more complex and can take anywhere from 2-4 weeks depending on the project.
Yes, we provide repair and maintenance services for most major brands of hillside lifts, stair lifts, and platform lifts, even if we didn’t install them. We also offer inspection services and recommend regular maintenance for optimal safety and performance.
In most cases, yes. Building codes and permit requirements vary depending on your location (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, or Michigan). We handle all necessary permits and inspections as part of our installation process.
Costs vary widely depending on the type of lift, site conditions, and customization. Stair lifts generally start around $3,000, vertical platform lifts start at about $5,000, and hillside lifts can range from $20,000 to $50,000+ depending on the slope, length, and features.
Yes, we offer ongoing preventative maintenance plans to ensure your lift continues to operate safely and reliably. Regular maintenance extends the life of your lift and helps prevent costly repairs.
We service lifts year-round, including during the harsh winters typical in the Midwest. Our technicians are prepared for cold-weather repairs, and we design lifts to withstand freezing temperatures, ice, and snow when properly maintained.
Yes, financing options are available to help make your lift installation more affordable. We work with trusted financing partners and can help you explore payment plans suited to your budget.
