Expert Stairlift Installation in Haslett, MI

Luis quoted my Pine Creek house on Tuesday and installed it on Friday. The straight rail tucks against the wall so my grandkids can still pass on the stairs. Five months in, no rattles, no battery issues even through that February cold snap — and he answered my follow-up question the same morning I called.

Our 1948 cottage on the North Shore has the original beadboard and a tight L-turn at the top. Two other installers told me it could not be done without tearing out the trim. Luis used 1.5-inch standoff brackets, found a curved unit that cleared the turn, and saved every piece of original beadboard. Worth every penny of the $9,400.

I am in the Trails of Lake Lansing with a 14-step run, nothing complicated. Luis walked me through exactly why the base model covered my stair width and my weight, and did not push the deluxe seat I did not need. Final invoice matched the written quote to the dollar — $2,800 installed.

My dad is a Korea-era vet living in his Hickory Grove ranch. The Lansing VA Clinic on South Cedar processed his HISA grant in nine weeks and Luis held our deposit in escrow until the $6,800 reimbursement cleared. Out-of-pocket came to zero. Dad rides it every day and refuses to consider moving.

Outdoor unit on our Sunset Cove dock-side stairs where freeze-thaw and lake spray are the real threats, not salt. Luis sealed every rail mount with EPDM gaskets and fitted the IP55-sealed cover. Two full winters in, the motor has not missed a cycle and the upholstery still looks new.

Heavy-duty 600 lb unit for my husband in our Meridian Hills Colonial. The 22-inch seat depth was the real difference — he had been sliding off the standard width we tried from another company. Luis measured both the stair and my husband, ordered the right model the first time, and finished the install in four hours.