Serving all of Wood County, WI

Stairlifts Across Wood County, Wisconsin

One local crew covering Wisconsin Rapids, Marshfield, Pittsville and every Wood County river and cranberry-marsh town — straight, curved & outdoor lifts, free in-home assessment.

(800) 965-0350
12+ communities served
$2,800 straight lifts from
48 hrs typical install
Licensed & Insured Wisconsin State
BBB Accredited A+ Rating
15+ Years Serving Wisconsin
1,500+ Installations Statewide
4.90 / 5 81 Reviews
Service Area

We install everywhere in Wood County

From Wisconsin Rapids to the smallest crossroads — one local crew covers the whole county. No travel fees, free in-home assessment.

About Wood County

County-wide stairlift service from Wisconsin Rapids to Marshfield

Wood County sits in central Wisconsin, where the Wisconsin River runs past the old paper mills of Wisconsin Rapids — the county seat — Nekoosa and Port Edwards, and cranberry marshes spread across the western townships. Marshfield, home of the Marshfield Clinic, anchors the north. Long, sub-zero winters and heavy snow make a reliable indoor or weather-rated outdoor lift a year-round mobility tool, not a seasonal one, for two-story farmhouses and split-levels alike.

We cover the whole county along SH-13 and SH-73 with no travel fees, whether the address is in town or out on a rural marsh road. We work with local seniors and veterans, handle the funding paperwork, and quote the same flat pricing in Pittsville or Arpin as in Wisconsin Rapids.

Communities We Serve

Stairlift installation across every Wood County community

We install in towns of every size — from county-seat neighborhoods to the smallest rural crossroads. If your community is in Wood County, we cover it.

Cities with a dedicated stairlift guide

Towns & communities we cover in Wood County

  • Wisconsin Rapids 54495

    The county seat on the Wisconsin River, built around its paper mills — we install straight, curved and outdoor lifts throughout its older two-story homes near downtown.

  • Lake Wazeecha 54494

    A lake community in the town of Grand Rapids southeast of the city — we fit weather-rated outdoor lifts and curved stairs in the cottages and year-round homes here.

  • Nekoosa 54457

    A Wisconsin River paper town on SH-73 toward Lake Petenwell — we handle straight and outdoor lifts in its riverside and split-level houses.

  • Port Edwards 54469

    Just upriver from Nekoosa along the old NEPCO mill, this village's mill-era homes often need curved or outdoor lifts we can quote on site.

  • Pittsville 54466

    Marked as the geographic center of Wisconsin, this small city west of the Rapids gets the same flat county pricing on every straight and curved lift.

  • Auburndale 54412

    A farming village on SH-10 between Wisconsin Rapids and Marshfield — we install indoor lifts in its dairy-country farmhouses with no travel fee.

  • Hewitt 54441

    A small village near Marshfield off County Highway E — we serve its single-story and split-level homes with straight and outdoor lifts.

  • Biron 54494

    A riverside village on the Wisconsin River just north of Wisconsin Rapids — we fit curved and outdoor lifts in its homes along the flowage.

  • Rudolph 54475

    Home of the Rudolph Grotto Gardens north of the Rapids on SH-34 — we install straight and curved stairlifts in this rural village's farmhouses.

  • Vesper 54489

    A village in cranberry-marsh country northwest of Wisconsin Rapids — we cover its homes with indoor and weather-rated outdoor lifts at flat pricing.

  • Milladore 54454

    A small farming village on the Wood-Portage county line east of Auburndale — we install straight lifts in its single-story and two-story farmhouses.

  • Arpin 54410

    A rural village west of the Rapids near the cranberry beds — we serve its farmhouses and split-levels with straight, curved and outdoor lifts, no travel fee.

Funding & Financial Assistance

Wood County programs that help pay for your stairlift

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.

Wisconsin IRIS / Family Care IRIS & Family Care (Medicaid HCBS Long-Term Care)

Medicaid waiver

Covers: Home modifications including stairlifts for members who meet a nursing-home level of care

  • Wisconsin Medicaid enrollment
  • Functional / level-of-care screen via the ADRC

Area Agency on Aging Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin (Wood County office)

Aging services

Covers: Benefits counseling, long-term-care options, and connection to home-modification funding

  • Age 60+ or adult with a disability
  • Wood County resident

County Veterans Service Office Wood County Veterans Service Office

Veterans benefits

Covers: VA HISA grant (up to $6,800) application support for service-connected and aging veterans

  • Veteran
  • VA enrollment

USDA Section 504 Rural Home Repair Grant & Loan

Federal grant/loan

Covers: Up to $10,000 grant (age 62+) or low-interest loan for safety modifications in rural homes

  • Rural address
  • Income-qualified
  • 62+ for grant
Frequently Asked

Wood County stairlift questions answered

Straight answers from a crew that installs across Wood County every week.

How much does a stairlift cost in Wood County?
Straight stairlifts start at $2,800 installed. Curved lifts, custom-built for turns and landings, start around $9,000. A weather-rated outdoor lift for a porch or deck runs about $4,000, and a heavy-duty model with a wider seat and higher weight rating is roughly $5,050. Every quote is flat county-wide — the same in Pittsville or Arpin as in Wisconsin Rapids — and financing is available from $79 per month. We give exact pricing after a free in-home assessment.
Do you really serve the small towns, not just Wisconsin Rapids?
Yes. We cover the entire county along SH-13 and SH-73 — Nekoosa, Port Edwards, Pittsville, Auburndale, Hewitt, Biron, Rudolph, Vesper, Milladore, Arpin and the rural marsh roads in between, plus Marshfield in the north. A farmhouse address out in cranberry country gets the same service and pricing as a home in town.
What funding helps pay for a stairlift here?
Wisconsin's IRIS and Family Care programs (Medicaid long-term care) can cover stairlifts for members at a nursing-home level of care — start with the ADRC of Central Wisconsin. Veterans may qualify for a VA HISA grant of up to $6,800 through the Wood County Veterans Service Office. Rural homeowners 62+ can apply for a USDA Section 504 grant up to $10,000. We prepare the contractor quote each program requires.
Is there a travel fee for rural addresses?
No. We charge a flat county-wide rate with no travel fee, whether you're in downtown Wisconsin Rapids or on a marsh road outside Vesper or Arpin. Rural Wood County addresses pay exactly what town addresses pay.
How fast can you install?
A straight stairlift is usually installed within 48 hours of your assessment, often the same week. Curved lifts are built to match your exact staircase, so they take longer — typically two to four weeks from measurement to install. We schedule around central Wisconsin winters so weather doesn't delay an indoor job.
How do we get started?
Call (800) 965-0350 to book a free in-home assessment anywhere in Wood County. We measure your staircase, recommend the right lift, give you a flat written price, and walk through any IRIS, Family Care, VA HISA or USDA funding you may qualify for. No travel fees, financing from $79 per month.
Wood County Coverage

Serving every corner of Wood County

From Wisconsin Rapids to Marshfield, Nekoosa to Arpin, one call books a free in-home assessment. No travel fees, financing from $79 per month.

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