A lift, a platform lift or a stairlift for your home. We come round, take a look and tell you what will genuinely fit. No obligation, and no need to decide anything on the day.
It's always the first question, and it can't be answered over the phone. It depends on the staircase, the space, the structure and things that need to be seen in person. That's why the visit is free: without going, any answer would be a guess.
It depends on what you need. A stairlift and a home lift are nothing alike. What we can tell you is that there are public grants for this, and hardly anyone applies because hardly anyone knows they exist.
Less than you'd imagine, almost always. A stairlift is fitted to the staircase you already have, with no building work. A platform lift needs very little. A home lift is a different matter, and we'll tell you so plainly.
Fitted to your existing staircase, straight or curved. It's the quickest option and the one that needs the least work. In many cases it's installed in a single day.
Who it's for: Indoor staircases, ground floors with a few steps, situations where building work isn't possible.
Carries the person up in their wheelchair, or standing. It needs little space and little work, and can cover anything from a few steps to several floors.
Who it's for: Wheelchair users, entrance halls with steps, changes in level at the entrance.
A proper lift for a detached house. It's the most complete solution and the one that needs the most work, but it's also the one that solves the problem for good.
Who it's for: Houses with two or more floors where you want a permanent solution.
For moving things, not people. Kitchens, pantries, wine cellars.
In Catalonia there are public accessibility grants from the Generalitat and from a number of local councils. They cover a significant part of the installation, and many people never apply simply because they don’t know they exist.
We’ll tell you which ones you can apply for based on where you live and your circumstances, and we’ll guide you through the process.
No obligation. We just want to understand what you need and where you live.
A technician visits your home, takes measurements, looks at the staircase and tells you what your real options are. Free of charge.
In writing, with the recommended solution and the grants you can apply for. So you can see what it would really involve in your case.
No rush. The quote doesn't expire in three days, and we won't be ringing you every week.
We come to your home, take measurements and tell you what can genuinely be done. You decide, in your own time.
What we install, we maintain. With the same three contract levels we offer communities of owners, adapted to a home installation, and the same 24-hour rescue number.
Because the trouble with buying a platform lift from someone who only sells platform lifts is that, the day it breaks down, there’s no one to call.
A straight stairlift usually takes a day. A curved one has to be made to measure and takes a few weeks. A platform lift or a home lift depends on the building work. We’ll give you realistic timescales at the visit.
It depends on the type of solution (a stairlift is not the same as a home lift), on your staircase and on the work required. That’s why we come and look before saying anything: so we can give you a real figure, not a rough estimate that changes later. And we deduct any grants you may be eligible for.
If it’s inside your own detached house, you usually don’t need anyone’s agreement. If you live in a building and it affects communal areas, it has to go through the community of owners. We’ll help you work out which applies to you.
Yes. Stairlifts and platform lifts have batteries, so they keep working during a power cut.
There are solutions for curved staircases and for narrow ones. They’re made to measure. That’s why we need to come and see it.
Yes, stairlifts can be removed without leaving a trace on the staircase.
The visit is free and there's no obligation. We come round, take measurements and tell you what can be done. That's it: you decide, in your own time.
Or call us on 930 221 313 and we’ll talk it through.