Nationwide Lifts of Michigan serves Grand Rapids and West Michigan, including Kentwood, Wyoming, Ada, Rockford, Holland and Grand Haven.
Grand Rapids has neighborhoods of large older homes with steep staircases, such as Heritage Hill, where preserving the house matters as much as making it usable. A stair lift mounts to the treads and leaves woodwork intact, and it can be removed without trace.
In the suburbs, two-story homes with finished basements are typical. A stair lift on the main stairs is the usual first step, and a home elevator is a frequent choice for families planning to stay long term.
Along Lake Michigan, homes are built tall on the dunes, with many stairs inside and out. An elevator makes them practical for every generation, and an outdoor lift helps with the climb from the driveway.
In Grand Rapids, Ada, Rockford, Holland and Grand Haven we install stair lifts in older homes such as those in Heritage Hill and residential elevators in lakeshore houses built on several levels. We also provide platform lifts and dumbwaiters for walkout homes.
No. The rail attaches to the stair treads, and it can be removed later without trace.
Yes. Multi-level lakeshore homes are a common setting for a home elevator.
Call (810) 346-1037 or contact us online. We measure, explain the choices and give you a written quote.
