Stairlifts, Home Lifts & Home Accessibility

We offer new, reconditioned and rental Straight and curved stairlifts.  Curved stairlifts cost more because they have a made to measure rail.  The only way to get an accurate price is to book a free home survey, where we can measure your stairs, assess your needs and give you a written quote on the spot with no obligation. We can give you an idea of price over the telephone or you can check out our blog article for more details.  Read our full stairlift cost guide here.

Almost certainly yes. We fit stairlifts on straight, curved, spiral, narrow, and multi-flight staircases, including staircases other companies have said cannot be done. Our surveyor will visit your home free of charge to confirm exactly what is possible. You can check out our Will a stairlift fit? article for more information.

Yes. We offer flexible stairlift rental with no long-term contract, for both straight and curved staircases. One upfront installation fee covers fitting and removal when you no longer need it, then a simple monthly payment. Everything is included.  See our Rental stairlifts here.

We remove it for you. Depending on the age and condition of your stairlift, we may also buy it back from you. We are registered waste carriers so everything is disposed of correctly. Check out our Removals and buybacks page

We cover Wiltshire, Bath, Bristol, Swindon, Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire.  Our engineers are spread across our coverage area so we are never too far away from you. We are based in Calne, Wiltshire and we also have a branch in Ferndown, Dorset, both premises are accessible and we have showrooms there too so you can try before you buy.   If you are not sure whether you are within our area, just give us a call on 01249 814528. You can find the Areas we cover here.

Yes. We service and repair most makes and models regardless of who installed them. Our engineers carry parts for the most common brands on their vans. Just call us for more details.  You can check out our repairs page or our servicing page here.

A stairlift travels along a rail fitted to your staircase, while a home lift moves vertically between floors. Both can help you move safely around your home, but the best option depends on your mobility needs, available space and budget.

Yes, many home lifts are designed to be installed in existing properties without the need for a traditional lift shaft. Our team can assess your home and recommend suitable options based on the space available and your requirements.

The cost of a home lift depends on the model, size, features and installation requirements. We offer a range of home lifts and can provide a personalised quotation following a free home survey.