Expert Stairlift Installation in Harrison, AR

Luis came out to our Eagle Heights home, measured the carpeted straight run, and was finished by noon. The seat tone matches our runner so well I forget the lift is there — he specifically compared the seat fabric swatches to our carpet before ordering. Battery backup clicked in during a storm last month and my dad made it upstairs without interruption. Solid work.

Our Crooked Creek home has a basement entry with three exterior stone steps. Luis spec'd an IP55-sealed outdoor unit and explained how each bracket was torqued to resist freeze-thaw expansion in the stone. Two full cycles in and zero issues — no sticking, no rust, no wobble. Honest, no-nonsense work from start to finish.

I have a Courthouse Square-area home with original 1920s oak treads. Three other companies wanted to drill into the wall. Luis used shorter screws directly into the tread nosings with felt washers to protect the wood — no wall anchors, zero drywall damage. Eighteen months later the oak still looks original. The rail came out clean.

Northwest Harrison split-level with a half-wall landing — Luis laser-measured the 90-degree turn, ordered a curved rail, came back five weeks later and installed it in one afternoon. He explained that the brown seat parked at the top floor actually keeps the entry clearer than a bottom-park would. My husband uses it every day to reach the upper bedrooms.

Forest Heights, two-story 1998 build. We needed the heavy-duty unit because my dad is 290 lbs. Luis measured the tread width first — said the standard seat was two inches too narrow for a comfortable fit — and ordered the reinforced rail. Installed in the same 3–4 hour window as a standard. Fair price, written quote before he left.

Old Bellefonte Road farmhouse, narrow 1940s stair. Luis measured twice, confirmed the 11-foot rail would clear the bottom newel post, and the seat parks at the bottom beside the sideboard exactly as he said it would. He also walked us through the ARChoices in Homecare Waiver paperwork and called DHS with us on the spot. That extra step mattered.