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The Top 10 Ways to Pay for a Stair Lift

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Curved rail stair lift parked at the base of a staircase. The chair, arms and footrest are folded up for storage.

While most people want to continue to live in their homes as long as possible, the majority have yet to take action to ensure they can. Cost can be a factor in that delay. Fortunately, stair lifts, also known as stairway chairlifts or stair chairs, are an affordable way to age in place. 

Stair lifts operate using a rail fastened directly to the stair treads. The rail supports a motorized seat that glides up and down the stairs. Because they require no additional construction, stair lifts can be an economical mobility choice. 

Often, you can expect to pay between $2,500 and $6,000 for a stair lift. But one common question we encounter when helping our clients decide how to stay in the homes they love is: How do you pay for a stair lift?

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What Are the Advantages of a LULA Elevator?

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With wood, metal and laminate interior selections, LULA elevators are a stylish, compact and economical mobility option for many commercial spaces.

Public buildings function at their best when they are as accessible and safe as possible, especially for those with mobility challenges.

Of course, when you are a commercial property owner or designer, there are expense and timeline factors that you need to consider when optimizing a space. Putting all the pieces together can be challenging, but a LULA elevator offers a practical and cost-effective solution, especially when space is limited.

LULA elevators are compact compared to full-size passenger elevators and require less square footage and power. As a result, they’re an efficient and practical option for places like churches, schools, restaurants, and medical buildings. 

Find out more about how a fully customizable LULA elevator can serve your needs.

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9 Unexpected Ways to Add Value to Your Home

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A white home elevator with crown molding and herringbone patterned wood floor, custom designed to match its surroundings and add value to the home.

Ask any real estate agent and they’ll tell you, in most circumstances, building a new bathroom or finishing your basement is a surefire way to add value to your home. But those aren’t the only projects that provide a boost! For example, did you know installing a home elevator can raise your home’s worth by 10% or more? 

There are many atypical ways you can add value to your home, from small, DIY-friendly efforts to more significant improvements that can renew your love for your house. Whether it’s lighting fixtures or dumbwaiters, if you’re looking to add value to your home, consider these more unexpected options that fit into many different budgets. Here are nine ways to raise your home’s valuation.

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What Is a Stairglide?

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A stairglide is another term for stair lift or stair chair lift. Discover the most common types of stairglides and how to get one for your home or a loved one.

Some terms stick with us long after their original context is gone. Ever ask someone to “roll down” their car window? Many use the expression regularly, even though nearly all car manufacturers replaced hand-crank windows decades ago. The same concept can hold true for stair lifts. You may hear someone refer to a stair lift as a stairglide. The word stems from one of the original stair lift manufacturers, American Stair-Glide. Its name changed at the turn of the century when another company acquired the business. However, the term stairglide lives on!

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3 Popular Small Elevators for Homes

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A customized red shaftless home elevator, also known as a through-the-floor elevator, takes up little space on the second story of a home.

When stairs become difficult to navigate, it can quickly make your dream home feel more like a frustrating nightmare. Fortunately, small home elevators can be an easy solution to some of the most pressing mobility problems that can limit the complete enjoyment of your home. You may think small elevators for homes are the stuff of a wild daydream. Wouldn’t it require an extensive (and expensive) home remodel? Fortunately, no. 

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