Expert Stairlift Installation in Lawrenceburg, TN

Most straight-rail installs in Lawrenceburg take about 3 hours from arrival to cleanup. Curved rails, which are fabricated off site after we laser-measure your stairs, take a full day once the rail arrives — usually 2 to 3 weeks after the measurement appointment. Outdoor lifts take about the same time as straight indoor installs. We bolt the rail to the stair treads, not the wall, so there is no drywall repair or repainting needed.

No. The rail attaches to the stair treads with bolts, not to the wall. If you have oak treads in a Beechwood Estates home or carpeted stairs in Hickory Heights, the bolt holes are small and go into the tread — not the finished wall surface. When the lift is eventually removed, the treads can be patched or left as-is. We never drill into banisters, newel posts, or drywall.

Yes, and we have done many. The Queen Annes and early-1900s homes around the Public Square and West Point often have steep, narrow staircases with tight landings. Those almost always need curved rails. Luis measures every inch with a laser — tight turns, uneven risers, narrow landings — and the rail is bent at the factory to match. We have installed in homes on South Military Avenue and West Pulaski Street without touching original trim.

Yes. We install IP55 weather-rated outdoor lifts on front porches, rear stoops, and garage steps throughout Lawrenceburg. The unit is sealed against rain, humidity, and temperature swings from single digits in winter to upper 90s in August. We have done outdoor installs on homes near Shoal Creek where morning condensation is heavy, and the lifts hold up. The rail is powder-coated aluminum — it does not rust.

No. Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not cover stairlifts because they are classified as home modifications, not durable medical equipment. Some Medicare Advantage plans may offer a home-modification benefit, but it varies by plan. We can help you check your specific Advantage plan during the in-home assessment.

Yes. The VA's HISA grant pays up to $6,800 for service-connected veterans and $2,000 for non-service-connected veterans. It is a one-time, tax-free benefit that never has to be repaid. The closest VA facility for Lawrenceburg veterans is the Columbia VA Clinic at 800 South James Campbell Boulevard, Suite 100, in Columbia — about a 35-minute drive up Highway 43. Lawrence County has roughly 1,700 veterans, and we have helped many of them file HISA paperwork.

Yes, through the CHOICES waiver program administered by TennCare. CHOICES covers Minor Home Modifications — including stairlifts — for eligible adults aged 65 and older and adults 21 and older with physical disabilities. The benefit has a $6,000 limit per modification under the CHOICES program. You must be enrolled in CHOICES and have a medical-necessity assessment. We can connect you with the Lawrence County Neighborhood Service Center (South Central Human Resource Agency) on East Taylor Street to start the CHOICES enrollment process.

Beyond CHOICES, the THDA Emergency Repair Program assists homeowners age 60 and older or those with disabilities for critical home repairs — though it is focused on essential systems like HVAC and roofing rather than stairlifts specifically. The Tennessee Housing Trust Fund also runs grant programs through local nonprofits. For Lawrenceburg residents, the best first stop is contacting the South Central Human Resource Agency, which can screen you for CHOICES eligibility and point you to any active local grant cycles. We do not charge to help you sort through these options during your assessment.