Ramps & Stairlifts

Typical Stairlift
Typical Stairlift

Stairlifts: Regain Your Freedom of Movement

Is navigating your stairs becoming a challenge? A stairlift can restore your independence and make your entire home accessible again. Our team can assess your staircase and recommend the right type of stairlift to suit your needs and budget.

Why Choose a Stairlift?

  • Safety: Stairlifts offer a secure and comfortable way to travel up and down stairs, reducing the risk of falls.
  • Convenience: Regain easy access to all levels of your home without the strain of climbing stairs.
  • Independence: Maintain your independence and stay in the home you love.
  • Customization: Stairlifts can be tailored to fit your specific staircase and personal preferences.

Types of Stairlifts:

  • Straight Stairlifts: Ideal for straight staircases without bends or curves.
  • Curved Stairlifts: Designed for staircases with bends, curves, or intermediate landings.

Stairlift Features:

  • Swivel Seats: Make it easier to get on and off the stairlift safely.
  • Foldable Design: Saves space when the stairlift is not in use.
  • Remote Controls: Conveniently operate the stairlift from anywhere on the stairs.
  • Safety Sensors: Detect obstacles and automatically stop the stairlift.

Funding Options:

We can help you explore available funding options, including government grants and financing plans, to make stairlifts more affordable.

Wheelchair Ramp
Wheelchair Ramp

Ramps: Smooth Transitions for Easy Access

Do steps or thresholds pose a challenge? A ramp can provide a safe, gentle slope for entering and exiting your home or accessing different areas within. We can custom-build ramps to fit your space, ensuring they are sturdy, non-slip, and aesthetically pleasing.

Why Choose a Ramp?

  • Enhanced Accessibility: Ramps make it easier for wheelchair users, those with mobility aids, or individuals who have difficulty with steps to move around independently.
  • Increased Safety: Ramps reduce the risk of tripping and falling, especially for older adults or those with balance issues.
  • Versatility: Ramps can be installed indoors or outdoors, providing access to your home, garden, or other areas with elevation changes.

Types of Ramps:

  • Permanent Ramps: Constructed from durable materials like concrete or wood for long-lasting accessibility.
  • Portable Ramps: Lightweight and easy to install, ideal for temporary or flexible solutions.
  • Threshold Ramps: Small, low-profile ramps designed to bridge thresholds and doorsills.

Ramp Design Considerations:

  • Slope: The slope of the ramp should be gentle enough to allow for easy and safe navigation.
  • Handrails: Handrails on both sides of the ramp provide additional support and stability.
  • Landing Areas: Level landing areas at the top and bottom of the ramp allow for safe transitions.
  • Materials: Choose materials that are non-slip, weather-resistant, and easy to maintain.

We can guide you through the entire ramp installation process, from initial assessment and design to construction and final inspection.