Expert Stairlift Installation in Kearney, MO

Luis came to our split-level in Brooke Haven and didn't try to sell us something we didn't need. Our stairs have that short turn at the landing — not quite a full curve but not just straight either. He measured for 45 minutes, showed us exactly where the rail would run, and had it installed four days later. My husband uses it three times a day now. The seat swivels at the top so he steps onto the landing instead of backing off the stairs. We paid $3,400 for a straight rail with the upgraded seat.

New construction home in Cottonwood Creek, but my knee replacement went sideways and suddenly the stairs to the master bedroom were a problem. Luis installed a straight stairlift on our oak staircase in about three hours — no damage to the treads, just five bolt points. The battery backup kicked in during that ice storm in January and ran the lift for four hours while the power was out. Financing at $79 a month made it easy.

My mother moved in with us in Dovecott and our curved staircase was the one thing we couldn't solve. Luis did the laser measurement — took about an hour — and two weeks later the custom rail arrived. It hugs the wall perfectly around the 90-degree turn at the landing. Mom is 82 and was nervous at first, but the seat belt and pressure-sensitive edges made her feel secure. The remote controls mean we can send the chair up or down when she's not on it.

Called on a Tuesday, had the assessment Thursday, install the following Monday. Straight staircase in our Clear Creek two-story. Luis noticed our stairs are slightly narrower than standard — 34 inches — and picked the right rail model for it. The chair folds up when not in use and there's still room to walk past. Wife is thrilled. She can get to the laundry room downstairs without me carrying the basket.

We built our home in Jamestowne Estates thinking we'd be here 30 years. Then my father-in-law had a stroke and came to live with us. The guest room is upstairs and we needed a solution fast. Luis installed a curved stairlift that wraps around our open staircase with the wrought-iron balusters. Didn't touch the iron, didn't damage the hardwood. My father-in-law calls it his 'throne ride.' The HISA grant through the VA covered most of the cost since he's a service-connected veteran.

After my wife's MS progressed, we needed a stairlift in our Heritage Hills home. Luis was the third company we called — first two gave us generic quotes over the phone. Luis actually came out, looked at our staircase, measured everything, and told us exactly what would work. Straight rail, 14 feet, beige seat that matched our carpet. He even showed us how to release the swivel manually if the power's out. Three hours of work, and my wife can get upstairs to the bedroom again.