Access Mobility Equipment, LLC

Welcome to Access Mobility Equipment's Stairway Information Page

Access Mobility Equipment is an authorized dealer for only the highest quality stairlifts on the market.  We have many years of experience in the stairlift business.  If we do not carry the brand that you are looking for, asky us why.  Our first and most important service responsibility to you is to assist you in obtaining the best product for you, even if it means sending you somewhere else.

Access Mobility Equipment is a proud dealer and respresentative for:

Acorn Stairlifts
ThyssenKrupp Access Stairlifs
Savaria Stairlifts
Harmar Access Stairlifts
Bruno Stairlifts (discontinued)
Sterling Stairlifts Handicare (discontinued)
MediTek Stairlifts (discontiued)

To access our stairlifts pages, scroll down and click below, or read on to see the frequently asked questions that may be helpful in explaining why Access Mobility Equipment is the right choice:

Purchasing the correct stairlift from the best supplier can be a challenging task.  There are many things to consider such as price, appearance, lift quality, as well as the reputation and dependability of the provider that you are going to select to install and provide service for your lift.  We understand this challenge you face and it is our committment to make purchasing your new stairlift as quick and easy as possible.  Here are a few questions to consider: 

Here you will find general information about stairway lifts.
At the bottom of this page, you can navigate to our stairway lift product pages.

Q. What is a stairlift?
A. A powered chair in which to ride safely up/down stairs

Q. Can a stairlift be put on my stairs?
A. We wont know for sure until we come to evaluate
your stairs. But generally, yes a stairlift can be 
adapted to almost all stair cases.

Q.  My stair case has a landing or curve in the middle,
can I still get a stairlift installed on my stairs?
A. Yes, curved stairlifts are available for your stairs.

Q.  Can I install a stairlift myself?
A.  We do not recommend self-installation of stairlifts.
In some states, permits and licensing is required. Also,
this is a piece of equipment to carry a person up stairs
where proper installation is crucial to prevent injury. 

Q.  Are stairlifts expensive?
A.  Relative to the alternative costs of moving out of your home,
or paying to heat/AC and electric a portion of home you cannot
use, restoring access to the rest of your home is cost effective.

Q.  Will the installation cause permanent damage to my home?
A.  No, stairlifts attach to the tread of the stairs with just a
few screws.  The holes are usually easily covered or filled.