At LIO Mobility we act as your life-enablement partners, offering premium new stairlifts for sale to keep you safely moving through the home you love. Whether you need a stairlift for stairs with landings or for a straight staircase we offer the latest in stairlifts for your home from multiple trusted manufacturers. Partner with our expert team to continue your mobility freedom.
If your home features a standard, uninterrupted staircase, a straight stairlift is the most common and cost-effective option for your daily routine. We offer straight stairlift models from trusted brands like Harmar and Bruno.
We offer folding rail options for most of our straight stairlifts to keep walkways or doorways clear.
We expertly design and install continuous stairlifts for stairs with landings, curves, or turns. We offer complete custom curved stairlifts models from trusted partners Harmar and Otolift so you don’t have to compromise your living space.
LIO Mobility offers used and second hand reconditioned stairlifts for sale. Activating your independence should be accessible and affordable. As part of this mission we buy and sell used stairlifts, taking back gently used equipment to inspect it and give it a new life. Ultimately, choosing one of our used stairlifts for sale provides you with a highly reliable, cost-effective foundation to confidently maintain your daily routine. Contact us today to inquire about our used stairlift inventory.
Yes. We offer both indoor and outdoor stairlifts.
To guarantee all systems continue to operate safely and effectively, stairlifts require annual maintenance, or more frequent servicing if specified by the manufacturer.
LIO Mobility does offer gently used and inspected stairlifts for sale. Used models are a wonderful way to achieve mobility freedom on a budget, but new stairlifts offer added value of the newest stairlift technology, full warranties, and brand new batteries. Custom curved stairlifts are not typically available in used options since they are designed for a specific staircase.
Yes, stairlifts are safe. Modern stairlifts are mounted securely to the steps and are equipped with many safety features such as constant pressure activation switches, overspeed sensors, obstructions sensors, and seat belts.
No. Medicare does not typically cover stairlifts since these devices are not classified as durable medical equipment, but rather home modifications which are not covered.
Cited Source: https://www.ncoa.org/article/medicare-and-stair-lifts/
Not always. There are a few factors our team uses in helping you determine the best fit for your autonomy.
If you can safely navigate one or two steps at the top or bottom of your staircase, a straight stairlift may be an option on the main section of your stairway.
If you can safely transfer from one lift to another, two straight stairlifts may be an option.
If your staircase has “Pie-Shaped” or “Triangle-Shaped” steps where the turn is made, typically a curved stairlift is the best and safest option.
To ensure we provide the best foundation for your independence, new stairlift prices are determined by the specifics of your home and the features you desire. Your personalized quote will be influenced by a few key factors.
Your Home’s Unique Layout: Costs vary between straight and curved systems. Straight stairlifts are typically less expensive than custom curved stairlifts.
Modern Capabilities: The addition of features, such as convenient folding rails to maximize your living space, power swivel seats, and increased weight capacities.
