Expert Stairlift Installation in Linden, NJ

My dad lives in a 1950s split-level in Sunnyside and the stairs to the bedroom level were getting dangerous: he'd grab the banister and pull himself up. Luis came out, measured the turn at the landing, and four weeks later the curved rail went in. My dad still talks about how smooth the ride is. The whole thing took a morning.

We put off getting a stairlift because my wife thought it would tear up the walls. Luis showed us the bolts go into the treads, not the drywall. Three hours later the straight rail was in, and our walls in our Woodlawn home look exactly the same. She uses it every day now instead of sleeping on the couch downstairs.

My mother lives alone in Tremley Point and her front steps were getting impossible: five concrete risers and no railing on one side. The outdoor stairlift Luis installed handles the salt air off the Arthur Kill without any corrosion issues so far. It's been through a full winter and still runs like new.

We moved my father-in-law into our Deerfield Terrace home and the staircase is steep, older pre-war construction. Luis measured it, recommended the heavy-duty lift because my father-in-law is a bigger guy, and had it installed in a morning. The 600 lb capacity gave us some breathing room. Battery backup was a nice bonus during that outage last fall.

My parents' house near Wheeler Park has one of those mid-century staircases that makes a 90-degree turn halfway up. I thought we'd need to widen the staircase or something drastic. Luis measured it and said a curved rail would follow the turn exactly. It does. My mom rides up and down like she's on an escalator now.

Linden houses near Aviation Plaza are a real mix: ours is a 1960s ranch and the stairs from the garage into the kitchen were brutal for my husband after his hip surgery. Luis put a straight rail in those stairs, a tight fit, only 32 inches wide, but it works fine. He was using it the same afternoon.