Stairlifts

Choosing the Right Stairlift Means Staying Mobile

April 6, 2011
A man in a blue striped shirt and black pants uses a stairlift to ascend a wooden staircase inside a home.

At 101 Mobility, we understand that the loss of mobility and the ability to easily climb the stairs of your home can come as a shock. It can seem like once easy chores, like carrying the laundry up the stairs, can suddenly become difficult and even dangerous. If you hate to admit that you are wary of climbing the stairs, it might be time to consider installing a stairlift in your home. Before you disrupt your daily routine, give up the home that you love so much, and move to an apartment or ranch home, consider the possibilities that come with installing a stairlift.

Stairlifts generally come in two styles: straight rail or curved rail. We carry both styles at 101 Mobility. Straight rail stairlifts are designed for stairs that do not turn or curve before they reach the second floor. We can often install a straight rail stairlift within 24 hours for your convenience. Curved rail stairlifts are designed for stairways that have a landing or curve that must be maneuvered on the way to the second floor. We can custom design a curved rail stairlift to meet the specific needs of your stairway.

When you begin shopping for a stairlift for your home, there are many important factors to consider. We offer you this checklist to help you choose the stairlift that is best for your home and your needs.

We know that staying in your home for as long as possible is your ultimate goal. At 101 Mobility, we want to help you reach your goal. Please call us for a free, no-obligation appointment. Let us show you how our stairlifts can help you maintain your freedom and stay in your home.

Call 101 Mobility at (888) 258-0652.