Stairlift installation & aftercare
Make every staircase safer and easier to use.
Professional stairlift installation, dependable aftercare and a genuinely caring team, helping older homeowners, people with mobility needs, families and commercial property managers across Northern Ireland.
Domestic and commercial installations across Northern Ireland
Free home survey
We'll assess your needs, answer your questions and provide a no-obligation quote.
Expert local installation
Skilled, certified engineers, with minimal disruption and a tidy finish.
Reliable aftercare
Ongoing support, service plans and a local team you can count on.
Find the right lift for your home
Every staircase is different. Start with the type of stairs or access you need, and we'll confirm the best option at your survey.
Stairlifts
Straight and curved stairlifts for every kind of home staircase.
Curved stairlifts
Made-to-measure rails for stairs with bends, landings and turns.
Outdoor stairlifts
Weatherproof lifts for garden, front door and patio steps.
Reconditioned stairlifts
Professionally refurbished straight stairlifts at a lower cost.
Wheelchair and platform lifts
Step-free access for wheelchair users at home and in public buildings.
Servicing and support
Annual servicing, safety checks, batteries and help using your lift.
Stairlifts in real homes
Straight and curved stairlifts fitted to everyday staircases, from tight landings to open hallways.
How it works
From the first phone call to years of aftercare, you deal with one local team.
Free home survey
We measure your stairs, check the space at the top and bottom and talk through what you need.
Written quotation
You get a clear, no-obligation written quotation with installation included and no pressure to sign.
Professional installation
Our engineers fit the rail to your stair treads, test every safety feature and show you how to use the lift.
Aftercare and servicing
Annual servicing and a local team to call if you ever need help.
What does a stairlift cost?
Pricing depends upon the individual installation, and it will be in the region of £2,000 to £5,000.
The exact price will be provided in a written quotation that is based on a survey and conversation about your individual needs.
Help with the cost
- The Northern Ireland Housing Executive's Disabled Facilities Grant can help eligible homeowners and private tenants.
- Housing Executive tenants can request adaptations directly.
- An occupational therapist assessment, arranged through your local Health and Social Care Trust, is usually the first step.
- If you have a disability or long-term illness, your stairlift may be zero-rated for VAT.
Local engineers across Northern Ireland
We survey, install and service stairlifts in homes and businesses throughout Northern Ireland, from Belfast to the north coast and the west.
- Belfast
- Lisburn
- Newry
- Coleraine
- Omagh
- Bangor
- Newtownabbey
- Craigavon
- Derry~Londonderry
- Enniskillen
- Ballymena
- Armagh
Common questions
What types of stairlifts are available?
The main types are straight stairlifts for a single straight flight, curved stairlifts made to measure for bends, landings and spiral stairs, outdoor stairlifts built for garden steps and entrances, and standing or perch models for narrow stairs or people who find it hard to bend their knees.
How long does stairlift installation take?
A straight stairlift is usually installed in a few hours. Curved stairlifts take a similar time to fit, but the rail has to be made to measure first, which takes a few weeks.
How much does a stairlift cost?
Pricing depends on the individual installation and will be in the region of £2,000 to £5,000. Straight stairlifts with no extras will be around £2,000 including installation, at the lower end of the scale. More complex stairwells may need a curved stairlift with custom-made parts, costing up to around £5,000 including installation. The exact price will be provided in a written quotation that is based on a survey and conversation about your individual needs.
Are there grants available for stairlifts?
Yes. The Northern Ireland Housing Executive's Disabled Facilities Grant can help eligible owner-occupiers and private tenants, and Housing Executive tenants can request adaptations directly. An occupational therapist assessment is normally the first step.
How often should stairlifts be serviced?
Most stairlifts should be serviced at least once a year, and outdoor stairlifts or heavily used lifts may benefit from more frequent checks.
Are outdoor stairlifts safe?
Yes. Outdoor stairlifts are designed to cope with rain, frost and damp, and include the same safety sensors, belts and locks as indoor models. Because the weather is harder on the equipment, regular servicing is especially important.