Stairlifts For Elderly

Lets face it, buying a new stairlift is a huge expense. A quick search online you will discover that the going rate for a brand new stairlift could cost as much as €6000.

For people that have loved ones coming out of hospital, have disminished mobility or need a stair lift for whatever reason, this is an expensive some simply can’t afford.

They have enough on their hands than to worry about where the funds will come for getting a stairlift installed.

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Is There a Cheaper Option?

So we’ve established that new stairlifts are too expensive. What are the other options? If you don’t qualify for a stairlifts grant and can afford €6000 plus for a new one. What do you do?

Fortunately there is a solution for everyones budget. You can opt for reconditioned stairlifts. These can be acquired for both straight and curved staircases. Call us today about our reconditioned stairlifts options where we can share our extensive experience on the field to help you and your loved ones upstairs access without the huge expense.

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Can A Reconditioned Stairlift Be Installed On Any Type of Staircase?

Repurposed stairlifts can be installed on any type of staircase, whether curved or straight.

We have installed 100s of stairlifts all over Ireland. Our refurbished stairlifts go through a thorough 50 point check in our test center so you can be rest assured of it’s quality. Our reconditioned stairlifts come with a 2 year warranty.

How Long is The Turnaround Time On Installation

We a very reactive. Upon time of enquiry we can have a stairlift installed within 48 hours. So if you need one in a hurry. If a loved one is getting out of hospital soon and needs a stair lift installed quickly, whether its a straight stair lift or a curved stairlift, we can help. Call us on 01 525 5300.

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Thank you for taking the time to visit our site to learn more about our business and services we offer. We strive to be the best at stairlift installation in Ireland. We’ve been serving Ireland now for decades and we are happy to have helped many homeowners and residents improve their mobility by installing stair lifts so they can access the whole house safely and with minimum fuss.

Straight stairlifts are the most common type we install in Ireland. This type are installed on straight staircases. This is also the cheapest option as the rail required has no turns and can be bolted directly onto the stairs. A curved stairlift will be needed if your staircase has any turns or bends.

Curved stairlifts have tracks that are specifically designed to suit your staircase. Because of this curved stair lifts are more expensive that the straight option. So if possible try and get a straight one installed if the user can negotiate a few stairs at the turn. Failing that you can go for the reconditioned option.

Getting a reconditioned stairlift is the most cost effective way of installing a stairlift in your home. We specialise in sourcing and installing refurbished stairlifts so the customers doesn’t have to fork out many thousands on a new stairlift. Call us for a free quote.

There are many reasons why our customers decide to opt for a stairlift purchase. Many find the stairs too difficult to safely negoiate multiple times every day. Others are recovering from an operation or injury and need one for a few months. Some have relatives visiting their home who need one installed.

Call us today for a free quote on any of our stairlifts. If you are interested in scheduling a free in home stairlift audit to determine which type will fit your staircase and full quote, call us today.

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Parkhill

Kilnamanagh

Dublin 24

01 525 5300

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