Stairlift FAQ in Old Hickory, Tennessee

Frequently Asked Questions About Chairlifts and Stairlifts

Having a stairlift installed in your Old Hickory, Tennessee home is an investment in your home and in yourself or a loved one. Learning as much as possible about stairlift options and pricing is important to make an informed decision and find the best value. Mobility Plus helps customers to learn about the types of chairlifts available in Old Hickory and determine the type of lift that best suites their needs and their budgets. Please see the frequently asked questions and answers below and call (615) 283-1283 if you have additional questions or wish to schedule a free in home estimate.

 

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Should I rent or buy a stairlift? The cost to install a stairlift in Old Hickory is the same whether you wish to purchase or rent a stair lift. In general, if you will require use of a chair lift for longer than six months, it is more economical to purchase your lift.

Do you rent stairlifts? Unfortunately, Mobility Plus does not rent stairlifts at this time. Please call if you are interested in purchasing a stairlift for your Old Hickory home.

How do I know what type of chair lift I need? When looking up your stairs from the bottom, does your stair well have a landing? If not, you can benefit from a straight lift.

How long will it take to get a new stair lift installed in an Old Hickory House? Generally, we can have your new lift delivered and installed within just a couple of weeks. Most common lifts are usually in stock and shipped very quickly.

What is a folding rail? If you have a narrow stair well, you may benefit from a chairlift rail that folds down. This helps ambulatory household members with safety going up and down the stairs. When needed, the folding rail instantly folds back out for use.

Can I buy two shorter straight stair lifts rather than one long curved one? Two straight lifts are quicker to install and are slightly less expensive than one curved lift, but there are safety hazards involved. The consumer would have to exit one lift and enter a second, all on a small landing. This increases fall risks.

Can your lifts work outdoors? We sell special stairlifts for outdoor use, that are built to withstand the elements.

I have more questions about stairlifts. Who can I call? Give Mobility Plus a call at (615) 283-1283. We're happy to help!