Home Elevators & Stair Lifts in Tulsa, OK

Chair Lifts for Stairs: The Quickest Fix

A stair lift gives you a comfortable seat that rides up and down along your staircase. It’s usually the fastest, least disruptive way to make a two-story home work again.

• No construction: the rail attaches to the stair treads, so your walls are left alone.
• Quick install: many straight stair lifts are done in one visit.
• Turns and landings: curved stair lifts use a rail custom-made for your stairs, which takes some lead time.
• Heavy-duty option: the Harmar Pinnacle SL600HD is rated to 600 pounds, the highest available.
• Brands we carry: Harmar, Handicare, Savaria, AmeriGlide and Staying Home.

Stiltz Home Lifts

Want a small elevator but not the remodel that usually comes with one? A Stiltz lift travels up through the floor from one level to the next. It doesn’t need a shaft, a pit or a machine room, just a dedicated 220-volt outlet. The Duo Alta carries one or two people, up to 375 pounds, in about 8.5 square feet. The Trio Alta holds a wheelchair or two to three people, up to 550 pounds, in about 15 square feet, and can serve up to three floors. Home Accessibility Solutions sells and installs Stiltz as a dealer.

Porch Lifts and Wheelchair Lifts

For someone using a wheelchair or scooter, the front steps can be the hardest part of coming home. A porch lift raises the chair straight up to the door. It can also bridge the steps between your garage and kitchen, and it takes up much less yard than a long ramp. If you’d rather have a ramp, we install modular aluminum wheelchair ramps from Rampit USA and EZ-ACCESS.

Home Elevators

Need a true elevator with a full cab? Our lineup covers Savaria, Inclinator, Residential Elevators, Staying Home, AmeriGlide and Stiltz. Savaria’s Eclipse is its best seller among shafted elevators, and the REI The Level is a strong choice for adding an elevator to an existing home because it needs no pit cut.

When Storms Knock the Power Out

Spring storms are part of life in Oklahoma, and so are the outages that follow. Families want to know a lift won’t leave anyone stranded. Here’s how the equipment we install handles it:

• Stair lifts: most run on batteries that stay charged while parked on the rail, so you can still ride with the lights out.
• Stiltz lifts: backup batteries bring the cab gently down if power is lost.
• Staying Home EZ elevators: run on battery power, going up or down, even during an outage. Read more here.

Stairs are risky even on a calm day. About 1 in 4 adults age 65 and older falls each year (CDC). A dependable, battery-backed lift adds peace of mind in any weather.

Why Tulsa Homeowners Trust Us

• A family business led by a licensed elevator mechanic.
• 5.0 stars on Google.
• No-pressure visits and an exact quote once we’ve seen your home.
• No hand-offs: one crew from the first visit through every service call.
• Permits handled: we handle the permit and inspection coordination for the lift.

Four Easy Steps

1. Get in touch by calling, texting or booking online.
2. Meet us at your home for a free, no-obligation consultation and measurements.
3. Pick your solution from a clear recommendation and exact quote.
4. Ride with confidence after our crew installs it, with service whenever you need it.

Areas We Serve Around Tulsa

Our team visits homes in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Sand Springs and Sapulpa. We also serve Oklahoma City, plus communities across Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri.

Tulsa-Area Questions

Will my stair lift still work during a storm outage?

In most cases, yes. The majority of stair lifts we install are battery powered and top themselves off while parked, so a blackout doesn’t stop them.

How fast can a stair lift be installed?

A straight staircase is often finished the same day we arrive. A curved one takes longer, since its rail is built to match your stairs.

Is a porch lift better than a ramp?

It depends on your steps and your yard. A porch lift fits in a much smaller space, while a ramp can work well when there’s room for it. We install both and will help you compare.

We already have a lift that needs repair. Can you help?

Yes. Our technicians work on equipment other companies put in, from stair lifts to porch lifts to home elevators.