Stair Lifts and Home Accessibility Solutions in Farmington Hills, MI

Yes. Straight and curved stairlifts are our most popular product with Farmington Hills homeowners, and curved rail systems are built custom to match landings, turns, and narrow stairwells rather than forcing your staircase to fit a standard track. Oakland County has a lot of older homes with layouts that were never built with a lift in mind, so our team measures your exact staircase before anything is ordered. Most families are surprised at how closely the finished rail follows their existing stairs.

A straight stairlift or a wheelchair ramp is often installed within days of your in-home visit, since much of the equipment is stocked or built to standard measurements. Curved stairlifts and vertical platform lifts take a bit longer because each unit is custom-built to your staircase or entry, but our Bloomfield Hills team will give you a real timeline at the consultation. We know timing matters most when someone in Farmington Hills is coming home from the hospital or trying to avoid a fall risk, so we move as quickly as the equipment allows.

We offer both, and which one makes sense usually depends on whether the need is temporary (recovering from surgery, a short-term mobility change) or a longer-term fit for the home. Many Farmington Hills families start with a rental ramp or lift and decide later whether to purchase, and our team can walk you through both options at the Bloomfield Hills showroom. There’s no pressure to commit to a purchase before you’re sure it’s the right long-term setup.

Every installation we do in Farmington Hills includes a comprehensive one-year local service warranty on top of standard manufacturer coverage, so you’re protected on both the equipment itself and the workmanship. If anything needs adjustment, our local team handles it directly rather than routing you through a national call center. This is the same warranty we stand behind on every stairlift, ramp, and platform lift we install in Oakland County.

We offer financing options to help spread out the cost, and our team can walk you through what’s available when you come in or schedule a home visit. Insurance coverage for home accessibility equipment varies quite a bit by plan, so rather than guess, we’d rather sit down with your specifics and point you in the right direction. With roughly 1 in 5 households in Oakland County including someone 65 or older, this comes up often, and we’re used to helping families sort through the practical side of paying for it.