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Provo’s Trusted Provider of Stairlifts

Home accessibility solutions customized to your needs

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At Salt Lake Stairlifts, we're here to assist you with all your stairlift and related mobility product needs in Provo and the surrounding areas of Utah. We offer an extensive range of stairlifts and a variety of other mobility products to meet the needs of our customers.

We're committed to providing you with the perfect product for your unique needs. Get in touch with us today to learn more about what we can do for you or anyone in your life who might require assistance moving around the home.

A stair lift in a home with a window. At Salt Lake Stairlifts, enhancing accessibility and comfort in residential spaces

Products We Offer

We offer a wide range of mobility products to help individuals maintain their independence and freedom, including:

Stairlifts: We provide straight, curved, and even outdoor stairlifts, ensuring that you can find the perfect model that fits both your needs and your living space.
Vertical lifts: Also known as wheelchair lifts, these devices provide an easy way to get around your home if you use a wheelchair or scooter. These lifts can be placed in the home, on decks, or in other areas that need them.
Vehicle lifts: Harmar Auto Lifts transport scooters and wheelchairs safely onto vehicles, allowing you to take those items with you on the road.

Major Benefits of Mobility Products

Our products provide several significant benefits to our clients, including:

Safety: First and foremost, our products offer a much higher level of safety than attempting to navigate stairs or other obstacles without assistance.
Independence: Our products can restore a high degree of independence for those who have difficulty getting around.
Comfort: Our products are comfortable and easy to use, making life easier for those with mobility issues or those experiencing pain.

We understand that every individual has unique needs and preferences, and we strive to provide personalized solutions that best suit your requirements.

Contact us today to learn more about our products and services and find out how we can help you regain your independence and move around your home with ease."

A diverse selection of mobility products for individuals seeking independence and freedom

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Frequently asked questions

Manufacturers build curved rails to match each staircase, so curved lifts usually cost more than straight models. Straight lifts use a simpler rail and require less fabrication. We’ll measure your layout and explain which features affect the price before you compare options.
Usually not with the original curved rail. Manufacturers shape each curved rail for one staircase. The chair or drive unit may have reuse value, but the rail must match your turns exactly. Used straight stairlifts are much easier to place in another home when the rail length works.
Most residential stairlifts charge from a standard household outlet and run on onboard batteries. That setup usually avoids the need for a dedicated circuit. We’ll check outlet access during the assessment and let you know if an electrician needs to make a change before installation.
Yes. Installers mount the brackets through the carpet and into the structural stair treads. They position the hardware so the rail stays secure without relying on the carpet for support. We’ll also account for thick carpet when we measure the rail position and available clearance.
Either side may work on a straight staircase. We’ll compare the landing layout and nearby doors before choosing a side. The rider’s preferred transfer direction also helps us place the rail where daily use feels more natural.
A tight upper landing needs careful planning. A swivel seat turns the rider away from the stair opening before they stand. Some systems also extend the rail beyond the top step. We’ll measure the landing and find a position that gives the rider enough room to transfer comfortably.
A stairlift carries the rider while seated, so the rider needs a safe way to transfer onto the chair. Many households keep a walker on each floor instead of carrying one on the lift. If transfers become impractical, a vertical platform lift may fit the rider’s routine.
Ask how long the manufacturer covers the rail and motor. Then ask about the electronics and battery coverage. Check labor separately because service terms may follow a different schedule. Also, ask who provides local repairs after the warranty ends.
Straight stairlifts usually offer better reuse potential because a technician may adjust the rail for another straight staircase. Curved rails rarely transfer well because manufacturers design them for a single layout. Before selling a lift, have a professional confirm its condition and whether another staircase will accept it.
A stairlift may work well during temporary recovery when stairs block access to rooms you use every day. A short-term rental may cost less than a permanent purchase when the need has a clear end date. We’ll compare your recovery timeline with rental pricing before you decide.