Stair Lifts & Home Elevators in Hot Springs Village, AR

Lifts That Fit the Way You Live

Indoor Chair Lifts for Stairs

A chair lift for stairs is the quickest way to make an upper or lower floor easy to reach again. Because the rail attaches to the treads and not the walls, your home stays as it is. Many straight stair lifts are installed in a single visit, and stairs with a landing or turn get a curved rail built to match. We carry AmeriGlide, Harmar, Handicare, Savaria and Staying Home models.

Outdoor Stair Lifts

Outside steps can be the toughest part of the day, especially when they lead from the driveway to the door or down to a deck. An outdoor stair lift lets you ride those steps instead of climbing them.

Porch Lifts for Wheelchairs and Scooters

A porch lift, also called a vertical platform lift, carries a wheelchair or scooter and its rider straight up over the entry steps. It takes up much less room than a ramp would. For an inside staircase, an inclined platform lift rides along the stairs and folds flat between uses.

Stiltz Home Lifts

When stairs aren’t an option at all, a Stiltz through-the-floor lift connects your floors without a shaft, a pit or a machine room. It plugs into a dedicated 220-volt outlet. The wheelchair-accessible Trio Alta carries a wheelchair or two to three people, up to 550 lb. The smaller Duo Alta fits one or two people in about 8.5 square feet.

Ceiling Lifts for Caregivers

If you’re caring for someone at home, an overhead track lift lets one caregiver move a loved one between bed, chair and bath. It takes the strain off your back and makes every transfer calmer for both of you.

Homes on Wooded Hills and Lakes

Hillside and lakeside lots are a big part of the charm here, and they usually mean steps. About 1 in 4 adults age 65 and older falls each year (CDC), and stairs are a common place for it to happen. That’s why we look at the whole path you travel: the front steps, the inside staircase and the way out to the deck or yard. For a long climb outside, the Staying Home Outlook outdoor elevator is made for lake and stilt homes. It carries up to 500 lb and travels up to 21 feet. See all of our outdoor elevators.

Why Hot Springs Village Families Choose Us

• A family business founded in 2017 by a licensed elevator mechanic.
• Your consultation is free, and there’s no obligation to buy.
• An exact quote after we see your home, never a guess over the phone.
• 5.0 stars on Google.
• One team sells it, installs it and services it.
• Service for lifts another company put in, too.

How It Works

1. Get in touch by phone, text or online booking.
2. We visit your home, measure every set of stairs that matters, and listen to what you need.
3. We recommend the right fit and give you an exact quote.
4. We install it and handle the permit and inspection coordination for the lift.
5. We’re here afterward for maintenance and repairs.

Areas We Serve Around Hot Springs Village

We serve homeowners in Hot Springs Village and Hot Springs, and families throughout Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri. Wondering if we cover your street? Call or text (316) 361-6220.

Questions We Hear From Hot Springs Village Homeowners

We have a long run of steps down toward the water. Is there anything for that?

Yes. Depending on the layout, an outdoor stair lift or a Staying Home Outlook outdoor elevator may work. We’ll walk the steps with you and recommend what fits.

I’m the main caregiver. What helps most with transfers?

A ceiling lift is often the biggest help. It lets one person handle transfers between bed, chair and bath without lifting by hand.

How quickly can a stair lift be installed?

A straight stair lift can often be installed in one visit. Curved rails are custom-built for your staircase, so they take some lead time. We’ll tell you what to expect at the consultation.

Will you service a lift someone else installed?

Yes. We repair and maintain stair lifts, platform lifts and home elevators installed by other companies.