If you are thinking about or are in the process of building your forever home but not ready to put in an elevator, we can still help. We can give your builder all of our drawings so the house is fully prepped for a future installation. The builder or architect can stack closets on each floor (in other words, put closets on each floor that are inline with each other).

Home elevators come in a variety of different styles, looks and designs. However, there are also different types of elevators. Depending on a home’s structure, one type of elevator design may be more ideal than another. Some

Pneumatic elevators are a perfect choice for some homeowners. They are quiet, don't require a machine room, hoistway or elevator pit, so they are much easier to install as well. They are operated by a vacuum and utilize air pressure around the elevator. There are no cables or pulleys for a pneumatic elevator but works by physics.

A residential elevator should be 12sq/ft-15sq/feet.  However, if you have the overhead we can maximize the height in your design.  We work with our clients to offer this as a complimentary service.  There are no additional charges for adding height to your residential elevator.  We understand and want you to feel as comfortable as possible.

Personalized service is our goal. The owner of the company, Joe, has his hands in all aspects of each home elevator installation; from the sale, project management, delivery and installation of the home elevator. Even though we love our customers, our aim is to not see them anytime soon for service issues.