Can I get a stairlift installed on my stairs?
We offer bespoke stairlifts which means that we will have to conduct a free no obligation survey/assessment and we will work with you to allow us to suggest a stairlift that best suits your needs, now and in the future. In some cases we may be able to assess your staircase remotely which requires some measurements and photographs of your staircase, however a quick survey is normally much more accurate and avoids any issues that may occur otherwise.
How long does the stairlift install take?
Straight stairlifts are the easiest and most straightforward to install and will normally only take a couple of hours. A curved stairlift is normally more complicated and would take a little longer, you will be advised how long it should take once we have completed our assessment of the area.
What happens after the installation is done?
After the engineer has finished their work, they will clear your stairs of any dust or debris from the installation, they will then demonstrate to you, how to use your new stairlift and explain how it works and ensure that you are happy and that you understand its functions. You will also be presented with the user manual to refer to.
Will a stairlift damage my walls or carpet?
Many stairlifts on the market today are attached to the wall, ours don’t, our stairlifts have leg supports that are secured through the treads (the flat surface of your stairs). The support legs rest on the carpet and are secured with screws, thus may leave some small holes which, with pile carpet – are barely noticeable. Note: If the stairlift has been fitted a long time, areas under the supports/feet will not have faded as much as the rest of the carpet. Because the stairlift has been installed by professionals like us, it will be no damage to your stairs apart from the aforementioned small fixing holes.