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Stair lifts and porch lifts
When a ramp won't fit, a lift can. We help you choose and install the right one for your stairs and entry.
- NJ-registered contractor, insured
- Free home visit
- Medicaid, VA & private pay
Options we install
- Stair lifts for straight and curved indoor staircases.
- Vertical platform lifts, often called porch lifts, for entries where a ramp would be too long.
- Sturdy handrails on both sides of the stairs and better lighting.
- Slip-resistant treads and level thresholds at the top and bottom.
Choosing between a ramp and a lift
A ramp needs a lot of length for each inch of rise. If the yard or driveway can't fit one, a platform lift takes up a small footprint. We measure both options at the free home visit and explain the trade-offs in plain language.
Who pays
Lifts can be covered by some Medicaid long-term care plans, NJ DDD through Acumen, New York waiver programs and VA grants for eligible veterans, depending on the person's plan and evaluation. We also work with private-pay customers.
Questions people ask
Is a porch lift better than a ramp?
Not always. A ramp has no motor to maintain, while a lift fits where a ramp can't. We'll show you both options for your home.
Can a stair lift go on a curved staircase?
Yes, curved stair lifts are custom-made for the staircase, so they take longer to arrive than straight ones.
Free home visit, no obligation
We measure, listen and explain your options in plain language. Deaf or hard of hearing? Text us, or call through 711 or video relay.