Effortless access for any home, featuring smooth hydraulic performance and a quiet, comfortable ride. Built for families who want safety, convenience, and elegant, long-term accessibility.
For more than 35 years, Cambridge Elevating has set the standard for home elevator reliability and design flexibility. Their elevators blend commercial-grade safety with residential styling — giving homeowners complete confidence and long-term value.
At Stairlifts & Ramps of New England, we provide premium residential elevators designed to blend seamlessly into your home’s architecture. Whether you are planning ahead for aging-in-place, enhancing full wheelchair accessibility, or simply adding luxury and convenience to a multi-story home, our home elevators deliver quiet performance, space-saving footprints, and industry-leading safety.
We proudly supply, install, and service top-tier residential elevators across New Hampshire and New England, offering certified expertise from initial consultation to long-term maintenance.
Cambridge Elevators are renowned for smooth rides, robust hydraulic systems, and extensive customization. Engineered for long-term durability, Cambridge models accommodate various weight capacities and architectural layouts.
The Cambridge Elmira is an ideal combination of traditional craftsmanship, space efficiency, and dependable performance. Designed for homes requiring smooth vertical access across multiple floors, the Elmira offers a classic aesthetic with modern hydraulic power.
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Why Choose the Elmira?
It provides maximum dependability with a traditional residential feel, making it one of the most popular choices for custom home renovations.
The Cambridge Heritage represents the pinnacle of residential luxury and high-weight capacity. Built with advanced hydraulic technology and heavy-duty capabilities, the Heritage is designed for larger homes or users requiring substantial load limits.
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Why Choose the Heritage?
Perfect for high-capacity needs, accommodating power wheelchairs along with caregivers, without compromising on luxury cab options.
The Cambridge Cambrian focuses on refined interiors, modern safety tech, and flexible cab design. Engineered for seamless integration into modern home layouts, the Cambrian delivers ultra-quiet travel and premium cab finishes.
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Why Choose the Cambrian?
Ideal for homeowners looking for a completely custom, high-end interior cab look paired with reliable engineering.
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Multi-layer safety sensors, emergency communication, and protected door systems.
Hydraulic drive ensures a gentle start and stop without noise or vibration.
Choose from modern, traditional, or luxury finishes — fits any home interior.
Flexible design fits compact
or limited spaces.
If you want to add a residential elevator without constructing a traditional hoistway or elevator shaft, Pollock Homelifts are the ultimate solution.
The Pollock Shaftless Elevator is engineered to travel directly through a ceiling opening on self-supporting dual rails. By eliminating the need for a dedicated elevator shaft or machine room, Pollock elevators drastically reduce home renovation time and costs.
Why Choose Pollock?
Perfect for retrofitting existing homes where space is limited and traditional shaft construction isn’t feasible.
500 lb (230kg)
16 FPM (0.08m/s)
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We combine safety, craftsmanship, and local expertise to deliver residential elevators and stairlifts that fit seamlessly into your home. Every unit is designed for reliability, comfort, and long-term value.
Led by local experts dedicated to treating every client like family.
Our team is factory-trained to sell, install, and service every elevator model we offer.
From the free in-home assessment to electrical coordination and final safety checks, we handle it all.
We provide preventative maintenance and annual inspections to keep your elevator running smoothly.
Free In-Home Assessment
We evaluate your home's structure, measure available space, and discuss your mobility needs.
Custom Recommendation
We help you select between Cambridge hydraulic models or Pollock shaftless options.
Professional Installation
Certified technicians complete the installation safely and efficiently.
Ongoing Maintenance
Annual tune-ups and local customer service whenever you need support.
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The total cost depends on the elevator type (hydraulic, traction, or shaftless), the number of floors, and necessary home modifications. Retrofitting an existing structure typically requires higher installation effort than integrating an elevator shaft into a new home construction.
Roped Hydraulic Elevators are considered the most reliable due to their ultra-smooth drive system, long-term mechanical durability, and heavy weight capacity. Trusted manufacturers known for high reliability include Cambridge Elevator and Pollock Homelifts.
It is an ASME safety code requirement designed to eliminate dangerous gaps between doors. It mandates that the space between the landing door and the elevator car gate must not allow a 4-inch sphere to pass through, and the landing door gap must not exceed 3/4 of an inch, preventing children or pets from getting trapped.
No, Original Medicare does not cover residential elevators, as they are classified as home modifications rather than medically necessary Durable Medical Equipment (DME). However, alternative assistance may be available through VA Grants (for veterans), state Medicaid Waivers, or flexible dealer financing plans.
It depends on the model. Traditional hydraulic elevators (like the Cambridge series) require a hoistway/shaft, whereas shaftless models (like Pollock) require only a floor cutout, significantly reducing structural changes.
While straight stairlifts take a few hours, residential elevators typically take a few days to a week depending on construction needs and scope.
Yes. All our modern residential elevators come equipped with emergency battery backup systems that allow the cab to safely lower to the nearest floor so passengers can exit.
