Expert Stairlift Installation in Moon, PA

Our Mooncrest house was built in 1943 and the stairs are steep. My dad stopped going upstairs at all, and he slept in a recliner for eight months. Luis came out, measured, and had the straight rail in three hours. The rail hugs the banister side, so there's still room to walk up beside it. Dad's back in his own bedroom for the first time since last spring.

We're in Woodland Ridge, a split-level with two short stair runs. I figured we'd need one long curved rail and got nervous about the price. Luis quoted two straight rails at $2,800 each instead. Total was $5,600, half what I expected. Install took about five hours for both. My wife uses the lower one to get from the family room to the kitchen, and the upper one to reach the bedrooms.

Bon Meade colonial, 90-degree turn at the landing. Two other companies told us a curved rail would be $12,000+. Luis came in at $9,000 with a five-year warranty and battery backup. The laser measurement took an hour, then the rail came back two weeks later and fit perfectly on the first try. No drywall work, no touch-up painting needed.

Outdoor install on our Robin Hill porch, five stone steps that iced over every winter. My mother-in-law moved in with us and couldn't manage them from December through March. Luis put in a weather-sealed unit, marine-grade coating because we're close to the river. She's used it in 10-degree weather without a hiccup. The battery compartment stays heated.

My brother uses a wheelchair and we needed a platform lift in our Carnot-Moon ranch. Luis was the only installer who walked us through the CHC waiver paperwork, and he knew which MCO covered what and which forms to submit. The platform carries his chair up to 600 lb, flat black deck with yellow edges. Took about four hours. He hasn't needed help getting upstairs since.

Rivercrest home near the Ohio River, outdoor staircase from the driveway to the front door, 14 steps, stone treads. The road-salt mix from winter treatment and river humidity had rusted our old handrail. Luis installed a marine-grade outdoor unit anchored into the stone. It's been through two winters now, still looks new. The seat cover sheds rain and snow with no issues.