Huntington County sits in northeast Indiana where US-24 and SR-9 meet at the Forks of the Wabash, with the city of Huntington — home to Huntington University and the Quayle Vice Presidential Learning Center — as its seat. Older two-story farmhouses, split-levels and canal-era town homes here often have steep, narrow stairs, and winter ice makes a porch or garage step a real fall risk. A single county-wide installer means one crew handles a tight Roanoke staircase or a Warren ranch alike.
We cover every address from the Salamonie River bottoms to the Wabash bends — Huntington, Roanoke, Warren, Markle and Andrews — with no travel fees added for rural roads. We help seniors and veterans choose the right lift and document funding through Indiana Medicaid, the VA and the local Area Agency on Aging.