Wheelchair Lift and Wheelchair Lift Installation in Arden, Asheville, Fletcher, Hendersonville, Laurel Park, Mills River, NC, and the Surrounding Areas
HOME WHEELCHAIR LIFTS
Wheelchair accessibility -- indoors or out!
The Savaria Delta inclined platform lift can be used in the home or for commercial applications to provide access over a single flight of straight stairs.
A complete solution, the M2lift residential wheelchair lift has an integrated upper landing gate and is durably build with rust-resistant components to withstand cold and coastal climates.
The Harmar Highlander II represents a new generation and evolution in VPL’s. New technologies introduced in the Highlander II make this VPL series more reliable, easier to use, easier to service, easier to troubleshoot, and the premiere market choice for platform lift solutions.
Carolina Home Lift also installs commerical wheelchair and platform lifts. This Harmar Highlander CPL has lifting heights of up to fourteen feet.
Spending any time in a wheelchair in Arden, Asheville, Fletcher, Hendersonville, Laurel Park, Mills River, NC, and the surrounding areas will give you a new perspective on things, especially things that many of us take for granted. One option that many who use a wheelchair now rely on is a wheelchair lift from Carolina Home Lift. These platforms are designed to handle people in wheelchairs, and these devices can be installed indoors or outdoors. Many models also allow you to fold up the wheelchair lift so that the stairs can be used in the normal fashion so that you don’t lose functionality.
Each wheelchair lift provides several safety features, including a battery that allows it to be used even when the power is out. Stairs no longer need to impede getting into and out of your house or to the other floors in your home. Contact us today to learn more about adding a wheelchair lift to your property.
Indoor and Outdoor Wheelchair Lift Installation
Choosing where you need to have your wheelchair lift is important, whether that’s in an outdoor setting or an indoor one. Along with the setting for where the wheelchair lift will be located, you will need to decide if you want the wheelchair lift installed over a staircase or if it will be mounted to travel vertically. For most outdoor settings, a vertical lift is usually used to bring wheelchair users up to the level of the indoor floor. Indoor settings typically will use the staircase and follow that route.
Choosing the Right Wheelchair Lift for Your Needs
When looking to add a wheelchair lift to your home, you need to take into account the size of the machine itself. While the wheelchair lifts aren’t that large, they do have size requirements to ensure that the users can get on and off easily. Part of the discussion of finding the right wheelchair lift is to determine if an inclined lift is possible, or if a vertical lift is the only option. Because we represent multiple brands of wheelchair lifts, we can show you different options that may work for your needs. We can show you the different safety features of your wheelchair lift as well.
Why Trust Our Experts for Your Wheelchair Lift Installation
We have been helping people with different mobility devices and machines for more than two decades. We work with you every step of the way through the process of designing, choosing options, and ordering a lift. Along with a variety of wheelchair lifts, we also offer several different mobility devices, including stairlifts and home elevators. Our wheelchair lifts will make it possible for people to remain in their homes rather than needing to move to an unfamiliar location.
From being able to go between floors in your home to getting into and out of your home safely in Arden, Asheville, Fletcher, Hendersonville, Laurel Park, Mills River, NC, and the surrounding areas, adding a wheelchair lift can be an important addition to a home. Talk with the experts at Carolina Home Lift to learn more about all of the options you have with wheelchair lifts. Contact us today to schedule a time to learn more.
