Once a stairlift has been installed in a property after a while, it will eventually need to be either removed or changed. It can be hard deciding what to do with the used stairlift that is no longer needed. Hopefully, the removal of a stairlift is something that will be a consideration after many years of satisfied use, in order to change to an up-to-date model. However, events such as moving or replacement due to breakdown will mean that your stairlift will need to be removed. Straight stairlifts are far easier to remove than curved stairlifts, due to the bespoke nature of the latter’s structure.
How are stairlifts are removed?
Customers are often worried that once their need for a stairlift has gone, there will be problems with the removal and what their stairs will look like. Just as the fitting is a smooth procedure, with professional service, removing an unneeded stairlift can be just as easy.
What will my stairs look like after my stairlift is removed?
If it is an internal stairlift that is installed on carpeted or wooden stairs, there will be a few small holes left in the stair. On a carpet, it is possible that an indentation may also be left. This can often be fixed by steam cleaning the stairs. If an outdoor stairlift being removed that was fitted to a stone or tile surface, there will be more noticeable marks left. These can be filled in afterwards.
How long does it take to remove a stairlift?
Stairlift removal should only be done by professionals to ensure your home is not damaged. The removal should only take a few hours, with a reliable provider like Stairlift Quotes.
