Stair lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia allow you to regain safe access to every floor with professionally installed straight stair lifts and curved stair lifts. Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC is a local, family-owned business that has served Atlanta and North Georgia since 2014.
Our complimentary in-home stair lift assessment provides the equipment options and pricing information you need to make an informed decision. Every stair lift is installed by a reliable, Georgia-certified stair lift installer.
Local & Family-Owned • Serving North Georgia Since 2014 • Georgia-Certified Installation • Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS)
Reliable, efficient straight stair lifts…
Straight Stair Lifts require the user to sit in the stair lift, which runs straight from one floor to the next.
Custom curved stair lifts…
Curved Stair Lifts require the stair lift user to sit in the stair lift chair. It runs up a portion of stairs to a landing, and then up another portion of stairs, from one floor to the next. Curved stair lifts are custom-made to fit the dimensions of your stair.
CURVED STAIR LIFT
Weather-resistant outdoor stair lifts…
Outdoor Straight Stair Lifts Outdoor stair lifts and wheelchair lifts are manufactured to be weather-resistant.
Vertical wheelchair platform lifts…
Vertical Platform Lifts (VPLs) carry the passenger vertically in a wheelchair or scooter. No transfer out of the chair to a lift seat is required. Vertical platform lifts and inclined platform lifts are custom-made to fit the architectural layout.
VERTICAL WHEELCHAIR PLATFORM LIFT
Step 1: Set up a home assessment with our Georgia certified installer.
Step 2: Review and approve all of the details, and schedule your installation.
Step 3: Watch our expert install your stair lift, and take a ride!
Choosing a Stair Lift
For clear guidelines on stair lift selection please read the three-part analysis on “How to Select a Stair Lift”. Visit the “Straight or Curved Stair Lift?” page for information about how to choose between these two options, and for other tips for choosing a stair lift. Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC provides stair lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia homes and offices.
How Do Stair Lifts Work?
Stair lifts travel on tracks entirely supported on the treads of the stair. Powered from rechargeable batteries and direct current, stair lifts (also known as chair lifts) are able to continue functioning during a power outage. When not in use, the chair lift folds up to a narrow profile, opening up the stairway. Visit the stair lifts page for more information.
Straight Stair Lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia Homes & Businesses
A straight stair lift is designed for staircases that run in one continuous line without turns or intermediate landings. It is the most common and generally the most economical stair lift option for Atlanta and North Georgia homes. The seat travels on a rail mounted to the stair treads rather than the wall, allowing relatively quick installation with minimal changes to the home.
Leading manufacturers include Bruno, Harmar, and Savaria. Common features include battery-powered operation, folding seats and footrests, swivel seats, call/send controls, and safety sensors. Because the batteries recharge on the rail, many models can continue operating during a power outage.
Popular options include the Bruno Elan, Bruno Elite Straight, Harmar Pinnacle models, and the Savaria K2. These lifts offer different weight capacities, seat sizes, rail profiles, and powered features.
For homes with traditional straight staircases, a straight stair lift is often the simplest and most practical accessibility solution.
Curved Stair Lifts
A curved stair lift is designed for staircases with turns, intermediate landings, spirals, or other changes in direction. Unlike a straight lift, each curved system is custom measured and manufactured so the rail follows the exact staircase. For homeowners considering stair lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia, this provides a practical solution for more complex layouts.
Bruno, Harmar, and Savaria offer curved stair lifts with features such as battery-powered operation, wireless controls, folding or swivel seats, and safety sensors. The rail typically attaches to the stair treads, so major structural changes are usually unnecessary.
Popular models include the Bruno Elite Curved, Harmar Helix, and Savaria Stairfriend, each designed for custom stair configurations with varying capacities and rail systems.
Curved stair lifts are generally the preferred option when a staircase changes direction and a straight lift will not fit. A professional in-home assessment can determine whether a curved system is appropriate.
Outdoor Stair Lifts
An outdoor stair lift provides safer access to porches, decks, garages, patios, and other exterior areas. Built with weather-resistant materials and components, outdoor stair lifts are designed to handle rain, humidity, temperature changes, and sunlight.
A popular option is the Bruno Elite Outdoor, which offers battery-powered operation, swivel seating, folding components, wireless controls, and safety sensors.
Outdoor stair lifts are most commonly installed on straight exterior staircases. Curved or unusually configured stairs may require a custom solution based on the layout, available space, and weather exposure.
For homeowners considering stair lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia, an outdoor model can provide dependable access to important areas of the property without requiring the user to navigate difficult exterior steps.
State of Georgia Certified Stair Lift Installation
Each installation of stair lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia is performed by qualified technicians certified by the State of Georgia, providing homeowners with professional installation, maintenance, and repair services. Proper stair lift installation is important not only for dependable operation, but also for making sure the equipment fits the staircase and the individual who will be using it.
In-Home Assessment
The process begins with a complimentary in-home assessment. During this visit, the state-certified lift installer evaluates the staircase, takes necessary measurements, and reviews the needs of the person who will use the lift. Stair width, landings, turns, available clearance, and conditions at the top and bottom of the staircase may all affect which stair lift is most appropriate.
The assessment also gives homeowners an opportunity to compare straight and curved stair lift options, available equipment, features, and installation considerations. After reviewing the staircase and mobility needs, the installer can provide information about current stair lift pricing, equipment availability, warranty coverage, and the expected installation process.
For families comparing stair lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia, an in-home assessment can help answer important questions before equipment is selected. It also provides an opportunity to discuss features such as folding seats and footrests, swivel seating, call/send controls, battery operation, weight capacity, and other options that may affect comfort and ease of use.
Because every staircase and rider is different, professional evaluation helps ensure that the recommended stair lift is appropriate for both the home and the person who will depend on it. Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC also provides ongoing maintenance and repair services to help customers keep their equipment operating properly after installation.
To learn more about our experience and read testimonials about Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC, visit our About Us page.
Contact Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC
Contact Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC by telephone at (770) 880-3405 and we will assist you in selecting and installing a stair lift suited to your mobility needs. Or, you may enter your information in our online contact form, and we will call you!
About Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC
Elizabeth Greenewald, CAPS, owner of Stair Lifts Atlanta, LLC, combines her architectural design expertise with her personal desire to assist seniors and people with disabilities as they seek to overcome home mobility and accessibility challenges with stair lifts for Atlanta and North Georgia homes.
Elizabeth has received the Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) designation from the NAHB. Previously registered as an architect in Pennsylvania, Elizabeth earned her Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Science in Architecture degrees at Kent State University in Ohio.