Some seniors opt to sell their multi-level homes and purchase a bungalow with no up and down obstacles. However, that kind of negates the whole concept of Ageing in Place. Yes, they get to live in their own home, but it isn’t really their home, the one with all the memories. The cost of purchasing an elevator is substantially less than buying a new home, not to mention the cost of packing and moving

If the home is a multi-level residence, running up and down the stairs and moving large, bulky items can be tiring for anyone. An elevator adds to using the home conveniently.
Surprisingly, a home elevator takes up less space than a standard stairwell. That opens up a house and increases the useable square footage. This also adds to resale value. Elevators can be installed flush to the wall on the exterior of the home. Or they can be built in a way to open up space that was unused

Residential elevators have always been a symbol of luxury, and that is still true in our modern world. However, the cost of parts and installation has gone down, so more people can afford one.
We will present design options, explain the power mechanisms and propose a project plan from installation to follow up maintenance packages.

A residential elevator can improve a homeowner’s quality of life and ease the demands of their lifestyle. Over time, the footprint for a home elevator has decreased. The technology has improved enough that the overall cost has decreased. That gives more homeowners the realistic option of installing an elevator or including one in the design of their new home.