Vertical Platform Lifts

Q: How Much Does a VPL Cost?

The cost of a vertical platform lift depends on factors such as whether new concrete is needed, the lifting height, and whether a top landing needs to be built or modified. Shorter lifting models generally cost less than taller models, and existing concrete may reduce installation costs.

We expertly install vertical platform lifts so you can seamlessly access your home on your own terms. When navigating elevation changes in tight spaces a vertical platform lift provides a space saving solution. Our premium Harmar residential platform lift systems require a very small footprint preserving your valuable floor or yard space.

Maximum Space Savings

A standard ramp requires one foot of length for every inch of height, meaning a 24-inch step needs a 24-foot ramp, while a VPL utilizes a much smaller footprint.

Unobstructed Access

By minimizing the required footprint, your new home platform lift allows you to easily park your vehicles and safely navigate your garage or driveway.

Effortless Elevation

Skip the long climb of a lengthy ramp and enjoy a smooth ride at the push of a button to seamlessly connect with your community.

Versatility

Residential platform lifts can be installed against doors in garages, under carports or outside.

Customizable

Residential platform lifts can be installed against existing porches or new custom decks can be built or installed so your guests do not have to use the lift.

Partner with our skilled platform lift specialists to identify the ideal configuration and features for your home, ensuring you remain active and engaged in the community you love. Contact us today to inquire about a vertical platform lift for your home.

Frequently Asked Questions About Vertical Platform Lifts

How Much Does a VPL Cost?

For the most part vertical platform lifts are relatively cost-effective. Especially if you’re comparing them to a large ramp alternative. Some factors that can affect VPL cost:

Concrete: If you’re placing a VPL on existing concrete in a garage or on a driveway, new concrete may not be needed.

Lifting Height: Shorter lifting models are less expensive than taller lifting models.

Top Landings: If you elect to build or modify a top landing instead of placing the VPL directly against an existing door the cost of the landing will affect the price.