Free in-home consultations across central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. PA HIC #13596045.
Call (717) 219-7976If your stairs turn, split at a landing, or spiral, you need a rail bent to match. We measure in person, show you the trade-offs between four curved models, and install the one that fits. Prices start around $10,000.
Each one earns its place for a different kind of rider or staircase. We will tell you which one we would pick for yours.
Our go-to curved stairlift. Twin-rail system that handles tight turns, five seat options, and a choice of cushion and rail colors.
Modern look with the powered swivel seat and footrest included. Modular aluminum rail installs in a day.
Proven double-rail curved lift with a 350 lb option, built for homes and permitted commercial use.
Precision-bent single rail for turns and spirals. A good fit for lighter riders.
We photograph and measure every tread, turn, and landing. For some models the manufacturer builds a 3D model of the rail from our measurements before anything is cut.
You see the price for the rail and chair, and separately for options like a powered swivel seat or a hinged rail section at a doorway.
Four to six weeks for most models. We schedule the install for the week the rail arrives.
The rail mounts to the treads on posts. Walls and banisters are untouched. We ride it, set the seat, and show you the controls.
Adjustments after the rail settles are normal and covered. After that we are the ones who come out for batteries and checkups.
If two straight lifts would do the job for less, we will say so and show you how the transfer at the landing would work.
Curved stairlifts start around $10,000 installed and go up with the length and complexity of the rail. Each extra turn, landing, or parking curve adds to the price. We measure in person and give you a written number; there is no way to price a curved rail accurately over the phone.
Sometimes. If your staircase is two straight runs with a flat landing between them, two straight lifts can cost less than one curved rail. The rider has to transfer between chairs at the landing, which is fine for some people and not for others. We will show you both options when we measure.
Four to six weeks for most custom rails, since they are built to your measurements. The UP stairlift's modular rail can be quicker. Installation takes most of a day.
No. Like a straight lift, the rail mounts to the stair treads on posts. Walls, banisters, and railings are not touched.
For most homes, the Handicare 4000. It is the curved lift we install most, with a twin-rail system that handles tight turns and five seat choices. For riders who want the powered swivel and footrest included, the UP. For heavier riders or commercial settings, the Savaria Stairfriend. The Harmar Helix is a good lift for lighter riders.
The chair and drive can, but the rail is built for one staircase. The UP's modular rail is the exception; sections can sometimes be reused.
Every photo here is one of our own installations. No stock images, no staged showrooms.
Call and you will reach a person who installs these for a living. Or request a free in-home consultation and we will come to you, measure, and give you a written price with no pressure.
