We install and service stair lifts in Concord, New Hampshire and the towns around it, as a family owned team certified to sell, install, and repair this equipment since 2019. Every job starts with a free in-home assessment, because the staircase decides the equipment.
Three product lines cover nearly every access problem in a home, and which one suits you comes down to how the person moves rather than the budget.
Straight & curved rails, indoor and outdoor, mounted to the stair treads rather than the wall. Straight installations usually finish in a single morning, and curved staircases take a rail fabricated for that specific flight.
Shaftless units connect two levels without a framed hoistway. Traditional hoistway elevators serve up to six floors, carrying a wheelchair, a rider, and a caregiver together.
A platform lift carries someone who stays seated in their scooter or powerchair, with 750 pounds of capacity and can travel up to 14 feet. It fits porches, decks, and garage entries where a ramp would swallow the yard.
We service units we installed and units bought from other companies, on annual or twice yearly schedules. Straight stair lifts are also available to rent for short term needs.
We cover the city along with Bow, Hopkinton, Loudon, Pembroke, Penacook, Boscawen, and Chichester. If your town is not listed, call and ask.
The local housing stock is the reason this work is rarely straightforward here.
Older colonials & capes. A good share of these homes were built well before staircases were standardized. Treads are shallower, pitches are steeper, and stair widths in the high twenties are common. Owners often assume a lift is impossible, and it usually is not. The measurement that settles it is wall to the outer edge of the tread, not wall to handrail.
Multi level & split entry homes. The half flights are short but there are several of them, and the landings are too tight for a ramp. These homes often need a platform lift rather than a seated stair lift.
Porch & deck access. Raised porches and back decks on sloped lots put the entry three or four feet above grade. A compliant ramp at that height needs 36 to 48 feet of run plus landings, which most lots here cannot give up. A platform lift covers the same rise in roughly 12 to 16 square feet.
The city sits about 40 miles up I-93 from our Salem office, a 45 minute drive in normal conditions. That is close enough for same week assessments in most cases and for service calls that do not sit in a queue for a fortnight.
This is the practical difference between a local dealer and a national reseller. When you call, the phone is answered by the people who will do the work.
Call 603-893-1523 to check this week’s schedule.
Free in-home assessment
A technician measures the staircase or entry, checks landing clearance and electrical access, and talks through who will use the equipment.
Written quote with real lead times
Itemized pricing and a delivery date we can hit.
Certified installation
Our own crew, a full safety test, and a walkthrough with the rider and a family member.
Aftercare & service
Maintenance visits and repair calls answered by the same team.
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Answers to Your Stair Lift Questions in Concord
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No. Our offices are in Salem and Meredith. We come to you instead, which is more useful in practice, because the equipment has to be matched to your staircase rather than to a display model on a demo rail.
A straight lift is usually installed within a week or two of the assessment. Curved lifts depend on rail fabrication time, which we confirm in writing at the point of order. If a hospital discharge date is coming, tell us and we will work to it.
Yes, on straight staircases. Rentals cover installation, service, and removal. Curved rails cannot be rented, because each one is built for a single staircase.
Yes. Parts availability depends on the manufacturer and model age, and we will tell you before booking if a part is likely to be difficult to source.
Labor is included in the installed price rather than billed separately. A straight lift typically runs $3,000 to $6,000 installed and a curved lift typically runs $10,000 to $20,000, with the staircase driving where you land.
No. Medicare classifies stair lifts as home modifications rather than durable medical equipment, so Original Medicare does not cover them, and a doctor’s letter does not change that. Some Medicare Advantage plans carry supplemental home modification benefits worth checking.
Moving a bedroom and bathroom to the ground floor is the most common alternative. Others include a platform lift where a wheelchair is involved, a residential elevator for multi floor access, or a second handrail with better stair lighting.
Compare quotes on what is included rather than the headline figure. A fair installed price covers equipment, rail, delivery, labor, safety testing, and the warranty period. Be wary of a curved quote given without someone measuring your staircase.
Our team will guide you through selection, measurement, installation, and long-term support.
Main Office: 4 Raymond Ave Unit 4C, Salem, NH 03079
Lakes Region Office, by appointment: 14 Lake Shore Drive, Meredith, NH 03253
