A commercial stair lift works well for older buildings that see limited traffic, such as churches that only experience heavy traffic once or twice a week.
Power Stair Lifts recognizes that homes in the Lehigh Valley are different, just as each resident’s needs are unique. When it comes to investing in a curved stair lift, there are no “one-size-fits-all” solutions. However, there is a product that is quickly and easily adaptable to any curved staircase configuration.
As Lehigh Valley residents age, mobility can become a significant challenge, especially when it comes to navigating stairs. Most seniors and others with physical challenges want to retain their independence at home, so having the right equipment can make a world of difference. Residential stair lifts and ramps are two Read more…
The Zero Intrusion option allows the rider to reach the top of the stairs without worrying about banging into the door or stopping short of the top step.
For the mobility-challenged individual, it can be hard, if not impossible, to navigate stoops, sills, steps, and stairs to go beyond the four walls. Power Stair Lifts offers a complete line of ramps and incline platform lifts to make your exits and entrances more comfortable.
There are times when a Lehigh Valley resident may need only temporary assistance with climbing and descending a staircase in their home. We have economical options.
Home elevators are an asset for Lehigh Valley homes that require a safe, reliable, and convenient accessibility solution. If you are wondering if you should have a home elevator, here are four important considerations that can help you make your decision.
The best way to enter and exit the tub or shower is to install grab bars in easy-to-reach places. Always consult a professional service like Grab Bar Pros of the Lehigh Valley for the safest custom products and installation.
Dumbwaiters and material lifts are used by so many different types of customers to move goods safely and efficiently, and we will be proud to sell the Matot line to both existing and new clients.
Each year, millions of older people—aged 65 and older—fall. In fact, more than one out of four older people falls each year, but less than half tell their doctor. Falling once doubles your chances of falling again.