Residential elevators for row homes, farmhouses and retreats
Our traditional elevators work by traction drive or hydraulics and lift 950 lbs.
With an Artisan custom elevator, the design starts from your home. It can blend into the house you have or the plans you are drawing, fit where other elevators cannot and reflect your own style. Bring us the idea and we will build it.
The Freedom Green is our most popular home elevator, with an environmentally friendly counterweight system and a high-efficiency motor.
This hydraulic home elevator rides exceptionally smoothly and quietly.
The Freedom Elite adds the finishing touches for a luxurious ride.
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An octagonal elevator with crystal-clear acrylic panels, the Visi-48 looks elegant in any style of home.
The round Visi-58 is as much a showpiece as a way to travel between floors.
The Visi Mini is a space-saving elevator for two standing passengers.
The Vision EC links two floors through a simple cut-out and is easy to add to an existing home.
The Vision 350 is the world’s smallest residential elevator. If space has kept an elevator out of reach, this is the one to consider.
The Vision 450 carries two adults and fits into homes where a traditional elevator would take too much room.
The Vision 550 is the largest air-driven residential elevator, a practical choice for wheelchair access without major construction.
An Artisan elevator can match your decor exactly or stand out as a glass panoramic feature with a shape of its own.
Pennsylvania homes come in every shape, from city row homes to farmhouses and mountain retreats, and nearly all of them were built around a staircase. We help owners in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, the Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia add an elevator so the upper floors, and often the basement too, stay part of everyday life.
If you are weighing an elevator against a stair lift, we can price both. Call 570-217-8426 or ask for a free home assessment.
See home elevator prices in Pennsylvania for the cost factors and what homeowners need to know before installing for permits and preparation. Owners of lake and mountain houses may like home elevators for Poconos homes.
A stair lift handles one staircase, a wheelchair lift handles the steps at the door and a dumbwaiter handles the carrying. Ask for a free home assessment.
A shaft-less or pneumatic elevator. Neither needs a pit or a machine room, so far less of the house has to be altered.
Yes, provided the cab is large enough. Tell us the size of the chair and whether a helper will ride along, and we will recommend a suitable model.
It depends on the type. A shaft-less or pneumatic elevator involves a floor opening and a few days of installation. A traditional elevator involves building a shaft and takes longer.
Elevator work is regulated, and requirements vary by municipality. We explain what applies to your project.
