Apex platform lifts for porches, garages and buildings
A vertical platform lift, often simply called a wheelchair lift, makes a home or business accessible without taking up much room. They are widely used in schools, places of worship and public buildings.
Our team can help you plan. The Apex line is code compliant and meets national and local safety standards. Four models are available: the Apex Green, Apex Hydro, Apex Complete and Apex Elite.
The Apex Green is a rugged vertical platform lift made to cope with Michigan weather.
With up to 6 feet of travel, the Apex Green is an economical choice for a porch or a small business entrance.
The Apex Hydro has a 14 foot travel range and suits indoor and outdoor, residential and commercial settings.
The Apex Complete is the factory enclosure model. It protects the rider from the weather outdoors and is often chosen for commercial installations with code requirements.
The Apex Elite is the luxury model, for high-end homes and commercial buildings.
Porch steps, a raised ranch entry or the two steps up from the garage can all keep a wheelchair user out. We install Apex platform lifts in Metro Detroit, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor and Lansing that solve the problem in a few square feet.
Call (810) 346-1037 or request a site visit.
A lift inside the garage stays clear of snow and ice and opens straight onto the door into the house. Read winter-proofing your entrance with a lift.
Split-level homes need a plan for each short flight, as we explain in wheelchair access in tri-level and quad-level homes. For public buildings, see wheelchair lifts for churches and community halls. Indoors, a stair lift or home elevator may complete the route.
Yes. It is protected from snow and ice and gives direct access to the door into the house.
Yes, with a model built for outdoor use. Keep the platform clear of snow and have it serviced in the fall.
Models range from a rise of a couple of feet to a full story.
Yes. We install platform lifts for public and commercial buildings as well as homes.
