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RESIDENTIAL STAIR LIFTS HELP YOU ENJOY THE FULL USE OF YOUR
HOME
Stair way lifts are a safe, economical solution for people who
have difficulty climbing stairs. Here in New England, most homes
are built with two stories, and in the majority of homes, the
bedrooms and full bathrooms are on the second floor. So for the
elderly or anyone with a mobility limitation, installing a chair
lift can make "Aging in Place", staying in the home they
know and love, a reality.
Today, consumers have a lot of choices when it comes to purchasing
a stair lift. You see all kinds of TV and internet ads advertising
unbelievable deals. But keep in mind, the price you pay isn't
always the cost!
 Things
To Consider When Purchasing A Stair Lift
- Do I want battery or AC power stairlift?
- What stair lift features are most important to my needs?
- Who will service my chair lift?
- Will the company be in business down the road when I need
a battery or a replacement part for my stairlift?
- Is it safe to buy a stairway lift off the Internet?
- Should I consider installing the stairlift myself?
- Are the people installing the stair lift trained and qualified
to do so?
- Is the stair chair lift I'm purchasing made by a reliable,
safety conscious manufacturer?
- View our stair
lift comparison guide
Sound overwhelming? Not when you work with an experienced lift
specialist. All-Ways Accessible, Inc.® has been serving customers
in New Hampshire (NH), Massachusetts (MA), Maine (ME) and Vermont
(VT) for over 15 years. We sell, install and service hundreds
of stair lifts. Our technicians are licensed and factory trained.
We work with only the best manufacturers. And we'll come to your
home, FREE of charge, to measure
your stairs and make sure the chair lift is right for you and
your home.
Still have questions?
- Visit our FAQ (Frequently
Asked Questions) page
- Call us at 1-800-684-0270
- Or email
us
- Visit Our Showroom and Try
Before You Buy!
 
All-Ways Accessible Inc.® - All-Ways the Right Choice
Serving commercial and residential customers in Massachusetts (MA), New Hampshire (NH), Vermont (VT) and Maine (ME)
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