Expert Stairlift Installation in Northampton (Northampton County), PA

Luis came to our 1912 colonial on Main Street and measured the stairs himself. The oak treads are original and he was careful not to damage them. The straight Bruno was installed in about three hours. My father can get to his bedroom upstairs now. He hadn't been up there in fourteen months. Luis even helped us start the VA HISA paperwork since Dad was Navy. The grant covered almost the whole thing.

We live in a brick twin in the First Ward. Stairs are only 31 inches wide. I was worried nothing would fit. Luis measured and recommended the Elan, which folds to 13 inches when parked so my husband can still walk up beside it. The install crew was done by noon. They bolted into the treads, zero wall damage. Three months in, the battery backup has already kicked in twice during thunderstorms.

We have a 1964 split-level near Canal Street with a single turn at the landing. Luis measured it with a laser, which took about an hour, and the curved rail arrived three weeks later, bent exactly to match. The seat parks at the top near the bedrooms. My wife uses it four times a day now. The price was $9,200, which was exactly the quote from the assessment. No surprises.

The outdoor lift on our Fourth Ward porch has been through a full Pennsylvania winter now: snow, ice, freeze-thaw, the works. Still runs smooth. The seat cover keeps it dry and the marine-grade rail shows zero corrosion. My mother uses it every morning to get down to the driveway for her doctor appointments. Best money we spent last year.

Luis installed a straight lift on our carpeted stairs in the Third Ward, a 1950s cape cod. The carpet is beige and the brown Bruno seat blended right in. Install took three hours, no mess. He showed us how to use the battery backup and the remote controls. A week later my mother-in-law, who's 78 with bad knees, visited and used it without any trouble. That's when we knew it was the right call.

My son uses a wheelchair and we needed the platform lift for our raised ranch off Laubach Avenue. Luis told us plainly what would work: the indoor inclined platform with the black deck and yellow safety edges. Carries 600 lb, plenty for my son and his chair. The install took about five hours because they had to run power to the top of the stairs. It's been six months, zero issues. He wheels on, presses the toggle, and rides up.