Stairlifts in Toronto for Older and Newer Homes Alike
Many homes in Toronto are older. The staircases in these homes were built long before anyone thought about accessibility. They tend to be steep, narrow, and sometimes have a turn partway up.
That becomes a problem when someone's mobility changes but the house stays the same. Stairs that were never an issue at 40 can turn into a daily struggle later, after a surgery, an injury, or just age catching up.
A stairlift in Toronto fixes this without any structural work. It mounts to the treads of your stairs, not the walls. That means even an older staircase can carry a stairlift just as well as a newer one.
Straight, Curved, and Everything Between
Downtown condos and newer townhouses usually have short, straight staircases. Older detached and semi-detached homes often have a landing or bend partway up, which needs a curved rail. Some homes also have outdoor steps up to a porch or side entrance, which need a weather-rated lift instead of an indoor model.
Reach out and describe your staircase, and we'll send back quote options based on what you tell us. Once you pick one, our professional team will install it.
Getting a Quote
Contact us by phone or through our site and tell us about your stairs. We'll ask a few questions, then send quote options that match your staircase and budget. You can compare choices before deciding on anything.
Peace of Mind Included
Most stairlifts come with a warranty of three to five years covering the motor, gearbox, and rail. Once yours is installed, we walk you through the seat, controls, and seatbelt so you feel confident using it right away.