Stairlifts that get you back upstairs.
A stairlift is the quickest, most affordable way to keep using every floor of your home. We're an authorized Stannah dealer in Coeur d'Alene, and our technicians install and service stairlifts across Idaho and Western Montana.
- Straight, curved and outdoor models
- Straight lifts often installed in a day
- Serviced by local technicians
Usually the fastest fix for hard stairs.
If the stairs are the only thing making your home hard to live in, a stairlift is often the answer. There's no construction. The rail mounts to the stair treads, not the wall, and the seat, arms and footrest fold up so everyone else can still use the stairs.
We'll measure your staircase, talk through who will be riding and how, and recommend a model that fits, including whether a straight rail will work or a custom curved rail makes more sense.
Stairlifts for every kind of staircase
Whatever your stairs look like, there's a lift built for them.
Straight stairlifts
For staircases with no turns or landings. The most affordable option, and often installed in a single visit.
Curved stairlifts
A rail made to measure for your staircase, following landings, turns and spirals so you ride continuously from bottom to top.
Outdoor stairlifts
Weather-resistant models with a cover for porch, deck, garden and dock steps.
Heavy-duty models
Higher weight capacities (up to 400 lb on select models) and wider seats for extra comfort.
Real installs, real homes
From first call to finished install
Free consultation
We come to your home, measure, look at the space and talk through who will use the equipment and how.
Recommendation & quote
You get a clear recommendation and a written quote. No pressure and no surprise add-ons later.
Professional install
Our crew installs and tests everything, then walks you through how it works before we leave.
Ongoing service
Our local technicians handle maintenance and repairs for as long as you own it.
What to think about before you buy
A few questions decide which stairlift is right. We'll go through all of them at your consultation.
Who is riding
Balance, how easily the rider can stand and sit, and weight all shape the choice. A swivel seat lets the rider step off facing the landing, away from the stairs.
The top and bottom of the stairs
Doorways, hallways and turns decide whether a straight rail works. If the rail would block a door at the bottom, a hinged section can fold out of the way.
Outdoor steps and winter
Porch, deck and dock steps can take an outdoor unit with a weather cover. In our winters, plan for where snow will pile up and keep the rail clear.
Power outages
Stannah stairlifts run on batteries that recharge while the lift is parked, so they keep working for a number of trips when the power goes out.
Stairlifts for churches and businesses
Lifts in churches, offices and other public buildings are handled differently from lifts in a private home, and state rules and inspections can apply. Tell us about the building and we'll recommend the right equipment, which is sometimes a stairlift and sometimes an inclined or vertical platform lift.
- Stairlifts for members who can transfer to a seat
- Inclined platform lifts for wheelchairs on stairs
- Vertical platform lifts for entries and stages
- Help understanding the inspection process
Based in Coeur d'Alene. Serving Idaho & Montana.
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Will a stairlift fit my stairs?
Most residential staircases can take a stairlift, including narrow and curved ones. The rail mounts to the treads, so it works on most stair materials. We'll measure at your free consultation and confirm.
What's the difference between a straight and a curved stairlift?
A straight stairlift uses a standard rail cut to length, so it's faster and less expensive. A curved stairlift uses a rail made to measure for your staircase, which costs more and takes longer because it's built for your stairs.
How long does installation take?
A straight stairlift is often installed in a few hours once it's scheduled. A curved rail has to be manufactured to your measurements first, which usually takes a few weeks, and then installation typically takes a day.
Can other people still use the stairs?
Yes. The seat, arms and footrest fold up, and the lift parks at the top or bottom out of the way.
Does a stairlift work when the power is out?
Yes. Stannah stairlifts run on rechargeable batteries, so they keep working for a number of trips during an outage.
Can a stairlift go outside?
Yes. Outdoor models are built to handle weather and come with a cover. Keep the rail clear of snow and ice, and we'll recommend a model suited to your steps.
Do you service stairlifts you didn't install?
Yes. We service many stairlift brands, including Stannah and Bruno. Call with the make and model.
Ready to use your whole house again?
Book a free in-home consultation. We'll measure your stairs and recommend the stairlift that fits.