Expert Stairlift Installation in Versailles, KY

Most installs take 3 to 4 hours. Straight rails in modern homes often finish in under 3 hours. Curved rails in historic Morgan Street homes take a full afternoon, about 5 hours, including the laser measurement. The rail bolts to your treads, not your walls, so there's no drywall repair, painting, or rewiring.

Yes. Homes with stairs as narrow as 30 inches use compact rails and slim-profile seats that fold to about 13 inches from the wall. Curved rails hug the inside of turns, which is how we fit the steep Federal-era staircases downtown without touching the original woodwork.

No wall reinforcement and no rewiring. The rail mounts to your stair treads with structural bolts, not to the walls. The lift plugs into a standard 120V outlet at the top or bottom of the stairs. If you need an added outlet, we can install one for a small additional charge.

A 5-year parts-and-labor warranty on the motor, gearbox, and carriage, plus a lifetime warranty on the rail. The battery backup is covered under the 5-year term. Service calls are handled in your home, with a typical 24-hour response across Woodford County.

Yes. The Home Improvements and Structural Alterations (HISA) grant covers up to $6,800 for veterans with a 50 percent or higher service-connected disability rating, and up to $2,000 for non-service-connected veterans. It is tax-free and never repaid. Your VA primary-care provider signs the medical-necessity statement. The nearest facility is the Lexington VA Health Care System, Troy Bowling Campus, 1101 Veterans Drive, about 16 miles east of Versailles.

Yes. The Kentucky Home and Community Based (HCB) Waiver, a 1915(c) Medicaid program, covers environmental and minor home adaptations, and a stairlift qualifies when it's medically necessary to prevent nursing-home placement. You must meet Medicaid financial eligibility and a nursing-facility level of care. Contact the Woodford County Health Department or Kentucky's Department for Medicaid Services to start.

Yes. The Hart-Supported Living grant, administered by the Kentucky Department for Aging and Independent Living (DAIL), helps with home modifications. The USDA Single Family Housing Repair program offers up to $10,000 for very-low-income homeowners 62 and older in rural areas, and most of Woodford County qualifies. We review all options during the free assessment.

First establish Medicaid eligibility through kynect.ky.gov or your local Department for Community Based Services office. Then request an HCB Waiver assessment, where a case manager evaluates whether you meet nursing-facility level of care. If approved, the case manager builds a person-centered plan that can include home modifications. Pre-approval is required and three provider quotes are typical, so expect roughly 6 to 12 weeks from application to approval.