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A division of Electropedic Since 1964	NEW AND USED Purchasing a new or preowned stair lift chair from a trusted family company with six decades of industry expertise guarantees you receive a premium mobility solution tailored to your exact needs. Every single unit undergoes a meticulous inspection process to ensure flawless mechanical performance and absolute safety, allowing you to regain full independence throughout your home. Opting for a used model delivers incredible cost savings without sacrificing top tier durability, while a brand new system provides the absolute latest in advanced engineering and specialized comfort. By choosing a dedicated leader in specialized equipment, you secure an affordable, reliable asset that blends seamlessly into your space and brings lasting peace of mind.	BUY, SELL & TRADE Selling your used stair lift chair back to a reputable company with generations of industry experience is a fantastic way to recoup a significant portion of your initial investment while giving your specialized equipment a second life. A dedicated provider handles the process professionally and takes care of the technical aspects so you avoid the stress of finding a private buyer or dealing with complicated removal tasks. Your well maintained system will be meticulously refurbished and rigorously inspected to ensure it meets strict safety standards for another family in need of affordable mobility. By returning your dependable equipment to a trusted leader, you easily clear out your home space while directly helping someone else regain their independence at an excellent value.
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New and Used Buy, Sell & Trade Rent, Own & Finance USED 1/2 OFF REG. PRICE 8 0 0 - 2 3 3 - 7 3 8 2 Top Stair Lift Brands and Models: How to Compare Your Options The stair lift market is dominated by a handful of well-established manufacturers. Bruno Independent Living Aids is one of the most trusted US-based brands, known for reliability and a strong dealer network. Acorn Stairlifts is a global leader with a large straight-lift product line and competitive pricing. Stannah — a UK-founded company with over 150 years of history in mobility — offers both straight and curved models with a premium build quality. Handicare (now part of Savaria) and Harmar are also widely respected names. When comparing brands, consider the weight capacity (standard models typically support 250–300 lbs, while heavy-duty models go up to 400+ lbs), the rail type, the seat and armrest dimensions, the warranty duration (typically 1–5 years), and the availability of local service technicians. Reading independent consumer reviews and checking Better Business Bureau ratings can help identify companies with strong after-sale support.
		Renting vs. Buying a Used Stair Lift: Which Option Makes More Sense? Buying a stair lift is the right choice for most people who anticipate long-term use, as the cost per month over several years is far lower than renting. However, renting is a practical option for short-term needs — such as post-surgery recovery lasting weeks to a few months — or for households that are uncertain whether the user will remain in the home long-term. Rental stair lifts are typically refurbished straight-rail models and are available from many dealers for around $650 per month. Some dealers also offer a rent-to-own arrangement. Purchasing a used or refurbished stair lift can be a cost-effective middle ground, often 30–50% cheaper than a new unit, but buyers should ensure the unit comes with a warranty and is installed by a certified technician. When selling or leaving a home, a stair lift can sometimes be uninstalled and transferred, though curved rail systems are rarely reusable in a different property due to their custom nature.
	Stair Lift Safety Features: What Every Buyer Should Verify Modern stair lifts include a comprehensive array of safety features mandated by industry standards. Obstruction sensors on the footrest and carriage automatically stop the lift if an object or person is detected in the path of travel. Seatbelts — similar to car lap belts — are standard on all chair models. Swivel seats allow the user to rotate to face away from the stairs before standing at the top or bottom landing, dramatically reducing the risk of a fall when dismounting. Safety edges detect pressure on the rail or carriage footboard and halt movement immediately. Limit switches prevent the carriage from traveling beyond the ends of the rail. Most units also include a key switch to prevent unauthorized or unsupervised use by children. Look for lifts that comply with relevant safety standards such as BS EN 81-40 in the UK or ASME A18.1 in the US, and always ask the provider about their inspection and testing process prior to handover.
		Stair Lift Installation: What to Expect on the Day Professional installation of a straight stair lift typically takes two to four hours and requires no structural alterations to the home beyond drilling into the stair treads to anchor the rail. A certified technician will measure and fit the rail, mount the carriage, connect to the electrical supply (usually via a standard wall outlet nearby), and test all safety sensors before handing over the unit. The installed lift folds flat against the wall when not in use, leaving the center of the staircase clear for other household members. Curved lift installations may take a full day and require the custom-manufactured rail to be delivered and assembled on-site. After installation, the technician will walk the user through the controls, safety features, and charging routine. Most reputable companies include a home survey — sometimes free, sometimes charged — before installation to ensure compatibility and accurate pricing
	GET A FREE QUOTE: 800-551-2010 How Much Does a Stair Lift Cost? Straight stair lift prices generally range from $4,000 to $5,000, including professional installation. Curved stair lifts, which require a custom-manufactured rail, typically cost between $8,000 and $15,000 or more depending on the complexity of the staircase. Outdoor and heavy-duty models with higher weight capacities may add $1,000–$3,000 to the base price. Medicare Part B does not typically cover stair lifts as they are classified as home modifications rather than durable medical equipment, but some Medicare Advantage plans, Medicaid waiver programs, and Veterans Administration benefits may offer partial coverage. Many state and local government programs, nonprofits, and Area Agencies on Aging offer grants or low-interest loans for home modifications including stair lifts. Always request multiple quotes, check whether the company charges separately for the survey visit, and clarify what warranty is included in the purchase price.
Stair Lift Maintenance: Keeping Your Lift Safe and Running Smoothly Stair lifts require relatively minimal maintenance but should not be neglected. The rail should be kept clean and free of debris, pet hair, and dust — a soft cloth wipe-down every few weeks is sufficient for most homes. The drive mechanism should be lubricated according to the manufacturer's schedule, typically once a year, using the specified grease type (avoid household oils or WD-40, which can attract dirt). Annual servicing by a qualified engineer is strongly recommended and often required to keep the warranty valid; technicians will inspect the motor, sensors, wiring, battery condition, and mechanical components. Users should test the safety sensors monthly by placing an object in the path of the footrest and verifying the lift stops immediately. Most manufacturers offer service contracts that cover annual maintenance visits and priority call-outs, which can provide peace of mind for users who depend heavily on the unit. .
		How Do Stair Lifts Work? Mechanics, Power, and Controls Explained A stair lift operates via an electric motor that drives the chair carriage along a steel rail using either a rack-and-pinion gear system or a cable/chain mechanism. The rail is bolted to the stair treads — not the wall — so the staircase structure itself bears the load. Most stair lifts run on standard 110V or 240V household current and draw very little electricity (roughly equivalent to a small light bulb during operation).
What Is a Stair Lift? A Clear Definition for Every Homeowner A stair lift — also called a stairlift, chair lift, or stair chair — is a motorized device that carries a person up and down a staircase while they remain seated in an attached chair or platform. It runs along a rail system that is mounted directly to the stair treads, not the wall, making it compatible with most home stairways without major renovation. Stair lifts are a proven assistive technology solution for older adults, people with mobility impairments, or anyone recovering from surgery or injury. They restore independence and allow individuals to safely access all levels of their home, reducing the risk of falls — the leading cause of injury-related deaths among adults over 65 in the United States. Modern stair lifts are compact, quiet, and can be installed in a single day.
	WE BUY STAIR LIFTS 800 727 1954 Types of Stair Lifts: Straight Indoor and Outdoor Stairlifts The most common type is the straight stair lift, designed for staircases with no turns or landings, making it the most affordable and widely available option. Curved stair lifts are custom-engineered to follow staircases with bends, corners, or intermediate landings — they cost significantly more due to the bespoke rail system. Outdoor stair lifts are weatherproofed for exterior steps leading to decks, porches, or gardens, and feature stainless steel or powder-coated components resistant to rain, UV exposure, and temperature extremes. Standing stair lifts (also called perch lifts) are ideal for users with knee or hip conditions who find bending difficult. Wheelchair platform lifts, sometimes categorized separately, carry a seated wheelchair user on a flat platform rather than a chair. Each type can be fitted to nearly any staircase width, though a minimum clearance of around 28–30 inches is typically required. Investing in a preowned straight rail model from a family company with generations of expertise ensures you receive exceptional mobility support at an incredible value. These premium systems are rigorously inspected to guarantee flawless mechanical performance and total safety so you can regain complete independence in your home without worry. Because they are designed specifically for standard linear staircases they require minimal time to install and seamlessly fit your space. Choosing a reliable used option from a dedicated industry leader provides a cost effective solution that never compromises on top tier durability or long term peace of mind.
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