HOME MOBILITY, NOT A ONE-PRODUCT SALES CALL
Straight versus curved staircases
Straight stairlifts use a standard rail configuration. Curved staircases, intermediate landings and turns require a custom-measured rail, so an in-home assessment is important before discussing an accurate solution.
Preserve the home while improving access
A mobility improvement should make the home easier to live in without creating unnecessary disruption. We prioritize the least-complex solution that safely solves the actual barrier.
Think beyond the staircase
For some households the stairs are only part of the problem. We can also evaluate entry access, thresholds, grab bars, railings and platform-lift applications so the family sees the full set of options.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you evaluate a curved staircase?
Yes. Curved applications need on-site measurement because the rail is designed around the actual turns, landings and geometry of the staircase.
Will a stairlift block the staircase for other people?
Modern stairlifts typically fold when not in use, but available walking space depends on the staircase. That clearance is part of the home assessment.
Can you assess an entrance and staircase during the same visit?
Yes. Looking at both can prevent a family from solving one mobility barrier while leaving another unresolved.