Every Credential on This Page Is Independently Verifiable
We coordinate stairlift installations across all 50 states. Every installer in our network carries state licensing, $2M minimum liability coverage, workers' compensation, and manufacturer authorization. Below is exactly what we hold, what our installers hold, and how to verify all of it yourself.
Our credentials at a glance
BBB A+ Rating
Accredited business with the Better Business Bureau. The A+ rating reflects complaint response history, licensing verification, and business tenure. Our full profile, reviews, and complaint history are public on bbb.org.
50-State Licensing
Registered as a home improvement contractor or general contractor in every state where stairlift work requires licensure. License type varies by state — general contractor in CA, FL, AZ, NV; home improvement contractor in CT, MD, VA, PA, NJ; specialty registration where applicable.
$2M General Liability
Commercial general liability policy covering bodily injury, property damage, and completed operations. $2,000,000 per occurrence — double the $1M industry minimum. Certificate of Insurance (COI) provided before install day on request.
Workers' Compensation
Active workers' comp in every state where we have employees or credentialed network installers. Covers installer injury on your property — without it, the homeowner could be liable for medical costs.
Surety Bonding
Bonded through a surety company. If contracted work is not completed or causes unresolved damage, the bond pays out to the homeowner. Bond amounts meet or exceed state requirements. Zero claims filed against our bond to date.
Manufacturer Authorized
Authorized dealer for Bruno, Handicare/Savaria, Stannah, and Harmar. Authorization means the manufacturer has verified our credentials, confirmed technician training, and granted rights to sell and service under the full factory warranty.
What every network installer must carry
We coordinate installations — we do not swing the hammer ourselves. Every installer in our network is independently licensed, insured, and manufacturer-trained. Here is what we require before any technician is dispatched to your home:
State contractor license
Active license in the state where the work is performed. We verify license status before every job assignment, not just at onboarding. If a license lapses, that installer is pulled from our network until it is renewed.
$2M general liability minimum
Every network installer must carry at least $2,000,000 in commercial general liability coverage. We collect updated Certificates of Insurance annually and spot-check before high-value jobs.
Workers' compensation
Required in every state where the installer operates. No exceptions, no waivers, no 1099 workarounds. If the installer is injured in your home, their policy covers it — not your homeowner's insurance.
Manufacturer certification
Each installer must hold active factory training certification for the specific brand being installed. A Bruno-certified tech installs Bruno units. A Handicare-certified tech installs Handicare units. No cross-brand improvisation.
Background check
National criminal background check completed before network admission. Our installers work inside homes with elderly and mobility-impaired residents. This is non-negotiable.
Permit compliance
If your jurisdiction requires an electrical permit for a new 120V outlet, the installer or a licensed electrician pulls that permit. We do not skip permits regardless of local enforcement patterns.
Manufacturer authorizations
We are an authorized dealer for four major stairlift manufacturers. Authorization means the manufacturer has vetted our credentials, verified our insurance, and confirmed our technician training. It also means the full factory warranty applies to every unit we coordinate the installation of.
Bruno Independent Living Aids
Full authorization: sell, install, and service all residential models — Elite SRE-2010, Elan SRE-3050, Elite Outdoor SRE-2010E, Elite Curved CRE-2110. Factory-trained technicians in our network.
Handicare / Savaria
Authorized for Handicare 1100 straight, Handicare 2000 curved, and all outdoor variants. Savaria-certified technicians across our installer network.
Stannah Stairlifts
Authorized for Siena 600 straight, Siena 260 curved, and related models. Stannah-certified technicians in our network.
Harmar
Authorized for all residential models — Pinnacle SL300, SL350 outdoor, SL600 bariatric. Harmar factory-trained technicians.
Why authorization matters: manufacturer warranties are only valid when the unit is installed by an authorized dealer. An unauthorized installer can void the warranty on day one. The authorization chain protects the warranty chain.
How to verify any of this
Nothing on this page requires you to take our word for it. Every credential listed here is independently verifiable through public records or direct contact.
- State contractor license: Search your state's contractor licensing board website for our company name or license number. The record shows license type, status, effective dates, and disciplinary history.
- General liability and workers' comp: Request a Certificate of Insurance (COI) from us. The COI is issued by our insurance carrier — not by us — and includes carrier name, policy number, coverage limits, and effective dates. Call the carrier to confirm.
- Surety bond: Request our bond number and verify directly with the surety company.
- BBB rating: Search "All American Stairlifts" at bbb.org. Profile, rating, reviews, and complaint history are all public.
- Manufacturer authorization: Call any manufacturer directly and ask whether All American Stairlifts is an authorized dealer in your state.
Bruno: (262) 567-4990 · Handicare/Savaria: (800) 316-4189 · Stannah: (800) 877-8247 · Harmar: (800) 833-0478
The 10 minutes you spend verifying credentials is the most effective protection available — and it costs nothing.
Common questions
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- Licensed in all 50 states
- $2M liability insured
- BBB A+ since 2012
- 15+ years in business