Stair Lifts & Home Elevators in Columbia, MO

Stair Lifts and Home Elevators for Mid-Missouri Homes

Every house is different, so we start by looking at yours. Whether it’s a two-story in Columbia, a home with a finished basement in Jefferson City or a farmhouse with tall porch steps outside Fulton, we measure your space, talk with the person who’ll use the lift, and recommend the option that actually fits.

Stair Lifts & Chair Lifts for Stairs

A stair lift is usually the quickest way to get the upstairs, or the basement laundry, back. The rail fastens to the stair treads, not the walls, so there’s no remodeling, and many straight stair lifts are installed in a single visit. Stairs with a turn or landing get a curved rail built to fit. We install AmeriGlide, Harmar, Handicare, Savaria and Staying Home models.

Home Elevators

When a stair lift isn’t the right fit, a home elevator puts every floor in reach. Stiltz through-the-floor lifts need no shaft or pit and run on a dedicated 220-volt outlet. For a full-size cab, we install shafted elevators from Savaria and Residential Elevators. Compare them all on our home elevators page.

Wheelchair & Porch Lifts

A vertical platform lift carries a wheelchair or scooter straight up porch steps or from the garage into the house, in far less space than a long ramp. On an indoor staircase, an inclined platform lift rides the stairs with the wheelchair on board.

Ceiling Lifts & Wheelchair Ramps

Overhead ceiling lifts let one caregiver move a loved one safely between bed and chair. Modular aluminum ramps from Rampit USA and EZ-ACCESS go in fast and can be adjusted as needs change.

Ready for Missouri Winters

Ice storms and winter wind can knock the power out across mid-Missouri. Most stair lifts run on batteries that keep charging while the lift sits on its rail, so they keep working through an outage. Stiltz home lifts have battery backup that gently lowers the cab to the lower floor. Before you buy, we’ll walk you through exactly how your lift behaves when the power goes out.

Building or Remodeling Near Columbia?

Planning a new home or a big remodel? Bring us in before framing. We review the plans for shaft space, pit depth, top-floor overhead and power, so the elevator drops in clean instead of turning into a change order. See our home elevator services for builders.

Why Columbia-Area Families Choose Us

• Founded by a licensed elevator mechanic, not a sales office.
• Free, no-obligation in-home consultations: we measure first and recommend second.
• 5.0 stars on Google from families across Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri.
• One team from start to finish: sales, installation and service.
• We service what others installed, too: stair lifts, platform lifts and home elevators.

How It Works

1. Free in-home consultation: we visit your Columbia-area home, measure, and listen.
2. A clear recommendation: the right equipment and an exact quote, with no guesswork.
3. Professional installation by our own trained crew.
4. Service and support for as long as you own the lift.

Areas We Serve Around Columbia

We serve Columbia and nearby communities, including Jefferson City, Ashland, Boonville, Fulton, Centralia and Moberly. Closer to the lake? We also serve the Lake of the Ozarks from our Missouri location in Climax Springs. Not sure we reach you? Call or text (316) 361-6220.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you serve Columbia, Missouri?

Yes. Columbia and mid-Missouri are part of our regular service area. We schedule consultations, installations and service visits with our own crew.

Is the in-home consultation free?

Yes. Every project starts with a free, no-obligation visit so we can measure your home and give you an exact quote instead of a ballpark.

Do you install Stiltz home lifts in Columbia?

Yes. We’re a Stiltz dealer and installer. The Stiltz Duo Alta and Trio Alta need no shaft or pit and run on a dedicated 220-volt outlet. See our Stiltz home lifts page.

Can you fix a lift another company installed?

Yes. We service and repair stair lifts, platform lifts and home elevators from most major brands, including equipment we didn’t install.

Falls Are a Serious Risk, and Largely Preventable

About 1 in 4 adults age 65 and older falls each year (CDC), and stairs are one of the most common places it happens at home. Taking the stairs out of the equation is one of the most effective changes a family can make, and many stair lifts and platform lifts install quickly with minimal disruption.