Expert Stairlift Installation in San Dimas, CA

My dad has lived in the same San Dimas Canyon house since 1978. When his knees gave out, those 14 stairs to the bedroom might as well have been a mountain. Luis measured everything and had a straight lift in three days later. Dad figured out the controls in five minutes, and the rail is the same beige as the wall — you barely notice it. I'm not driving over at 7am anymore.

We have a split-level in West San Dimas — six steps up to the kitchen, seven down to the den. My wife has MS and was trapped on one floor. Luis put a straight rail on the upper run and it's been flawless, install took about two and a half hours. He showed her the battery backup, which runs the lift through a full-day outage. With our wind-event blackouts, that matters.

My mother moved in with us last fall and couldn't manage our two-story in Via Verde. Luis measured the curved staircase — a 90-degree turn at the landing — and the custom rail arrived three weeks later. The crew installed it in one afternoon. The seat swivels at the top so she steps onto solid floor, not back toward the stairs. That detail alone was worth it.

Our 1962 rancher near Bonita has the original narrow staircase — barely 30 inches. I was sure a stairlift wouldn't fit, but Luis measured and the Slimline rail cleared with room to spare. The seat folds to about 12 inches against the wall so you can still walk past. My father-in-law, who's 81, can reach the guest room upstairs without anyone spotting him now.

Our home has eight concrete front steps from the driveway to the door. After my hip replacement those steps were the one thing keeping me from getting in and out on my own. Luis installed an outdoor straight lift with a weather cover, and it's been through a full rainy season and still looks new. It's so quiet the neighbors didn't even notice.

My brother uses a wheelchair and moved in with us in Lone Hill. We chose a platform lift instead of a seat — it carries him and his chair to the second floor. Flat black deck, yellow safety edges so he sees the platform clearly, folds against the wall when parked, rated to 600 pounds. Luis walked us through the HISA grant and we got $6,800 back from the VA.