One local crew covering Lock Haven, Mill Hall, Renovo and every village along the West Branch Susquehanna — straight, curved & outdoor lifts, free in-home assessment, no county-wide travel fees.
From Lock Haven to the smallest crossroads — one local crew covers the whole county. No travel fees, free in-home assessment.
Clinton County runs along the West Branch Susquehanna River in north-central Pennsylvania, with Lock Haven, the county seat and home to Lock Haven University, sitting where I-80 and US-220 meet the river. South of town the land rises into Bald Eagle Mountain and Nittany Valley; to the north and west the Appalachian ridges climb into the vast Sproul State Forest. Two-story farmhouses, split-levels and hillside homes with steep, narrow stairs are common, and heavy snow makes those staircases risky in winter.
We cover the whole county with no travel fees, from the river boroughs to the back roads of Sugar Valley and the remote towns above Renovo. We work with seniors aging in place and with veterans, and we handle the funding paperwork so the cost of a lift never depends on which township you live in.
We install in towns of every size — from county-seat neighborhoods to the smallest rural crossroads. If your community is in Clinton County, we cover it.
Pine Creek 17721
A West Branch township at the mouth of Pine Creek east of Lock Haven, holding Chatham Run and Woolrich — we fit straight and outdoor lifts in its farmhouses.
Lamar 17750
A Nittany Valley CDP in Porter Township near the I-80 Lamar interchange and Fishing Creek, where ranch and split-level homes are served with straight and outdoor lifts.
Woodward 17745
A township just west of Lock Haven holding Queens Run and Swissdale along the West Branch, where hillside homes off PA-120 often need curved-rail lifts.
Bald Eagle 17751
A southern township named for Bald Eagle Mountain, centered on Mill Hall and the Route-64 water gap, where two-story homes get straight and curved lifts.
Greene 17747
A Sugar Valley township east of Loganton whose village of Carroll sits at its far east end, served with straight and outdoor lifts in its valley farmhouses.
Porter 16848
A southern township in Nittany Valley holding Lamar and Washington Furnace along PA-64, where rural homes are fitted with straight and outdoor stairlifts.
Flemington 17745
A small borough just south of Lock Haven bordering the West Branch Susquehanna, where compact two-story homes are well-suited to straight stairlifts.
Avis 17721
A borough on the north side of the West Branch valley in Pine Creek Township, where older two-story railroad-era homes often call for curved indoor lifts.
Mill Hall 17751
A borough on Fishing Creek at the Bald Eagle Mountain water gap on Route 64, where 1800s-era homes around the old grist mill frequently need curved-rail lifts.
Wayne 17748
A southeastern township named for Mad Anthony Wayne, holding McElhattan along the West Branch, served with straight and outdoor lifts in its rural homes.
Castanea 17745
A township just southeast of Lock Haven bordered by the West Branch to the north and Bald Eagle Township to the south, where valley homes get straight and outdoor lifts.
Renovo 17764
A West Branch railroad borough built by the Philadelphia & Erie's repair shops, where older two-story homes on the valley floor often need curved-rail lifts.
Dunnstown 17745
A CDP on the north bank of the West Branch across from Lock Haven, where PA-150 crosses the river — riverside two-story homes here get straight and curved lifts.
Dunnstable 17745
A small township east of Lock Haven along the West Branch named for early settler William Dunn, served with straight and outdoor lifts in its riverside homes.
McElhattan 17748
A village in Wayne Township along the West Branch where McElhattan Creek meets the river, where ranch and split-level homes are fitted with straight and outdoor lifts.
Beech Creek 16864
A borough on Beech Creek near its confluence with Bald Eagle Creek on PA-150, where older two-story homes are served with straight and curved-rail lifts.
Chapman 17764
A West Branch township above Renovo surrounded by Sproul State Forest near Hyner View State Park, reached with straight and outdoor lifts for its mountain homes.
Crawford 17740
A southeastern township whose only village, Rauchtown, sits near Rauch's Gap below Nittany Mountain, served with straight and outdoor lifts in its rural homes.
Logan 17747
A Sugar Valley township named for Chief Logan, home to the Tylersville State Fish Hatchery on Big Fishing Creek, where farmhouse homes get straight and outdoor lifts.
Woolrich 17779
A historic company town in Pine Creek Township built around the country's oldest woolen mill on Chatham's Run, where worker cottages get straight and curved lifts.
Rauchtown 17740
A village in Crawford Township near Rauch's Gap settled by Peter Rauch around 1850, where older two-story homes are fitted with straight and curved-rail lifts.
Rote 17751
A small village in Bald Eagle Township along the Route-64 corridor near Mill Hall, served with straight and outdoor lifts for its valley and ranch homes.
Gallagher 17745
A remote West Branch township east of Hyner, much of it within Sproul State Forest, reached with straight and outdoor lifts for its scattered rural homes.
South Renovo 17764
A borough across the West Branch Susquehanna from Renovo at the foot of the ridges, where compact two-story homes are well-suited to straight stairlifts.
Loganton 17747
A Sugar Valley borough laid out by Anthony Kleckner in 1840, where older two-story homes rebuilt after the 1918 fire often need curved indoor lifts.
Noyes 17778
A West Branch township above Renovo holding the village of Westport where Kettle Creek meets the river, reached with straight and outdoor lifts for its remote homes.
Farwell 17764
A small West Branch settlement in the Renovo area between the river and Sproul State Forest, served with straight and outdoor lifts for its valley homes.
Salona 17751
A hamlet in Lamar Township along PA-477 about four miles south of Lock Haven, where ranch and split-level homes get straight and outdoor stairlifts.
Mackeyville 17750
A Nittany Valley village in Lamar Township where Fishing Creek crosses toward the Bald Eagle Mountain gaps, served with straight and outdoor lifts in its farm homes.
North Bend 17764
A West Branch village in Chapman Township several miles east of Hyner deep in Sproul State Forest country, reached with straight and outdoor lifts for its mountain homes.
Real programs, real agencies, real phone numbers — including the local Area Agency on Aging and County Veterans office. We don’t sell leads to funding brokers; we point you to the actual paths and help you apply.
Covers: Home modifications including stairlifts, ramps and grab bars for members at nursing-facility level of care
Covers: Care coordination, benefits counseling, in-home support and home-mod referrals for older adults
Covers: VA HISA grant (up to $6,800) application support for service-connected and aging veterans
Covers: Up to $10,000 grant (62+) or low-interest loan for safety modifications in eligible rural homes
Straight answers from a crew that installs across Clinton County every week.
From Lock Haven and Mill Hall to Loganton, Renovo and the farthest village up the West Branch, one call books a free in-home assessment. No travel fees, financing from $79/month. Call (800) 965-0350.