Quick answer
A vertical platform lift needs a site assessment, any required permits, a level and stable base such as a concrete pad, and a dedicated electrical circuit. After installation it's tested, inspected and calibrated, users are trained, and it needs regular maintenance. EZ Able® handles this for lifts we install in Michigan's Lower Peninsula.
Vertical platform lifts (also called porch lifts) give wheelchair and scooter users access between levels of a home or building. Installing one takes planning, the right equipment and attention to safety codes. Here's what's involved.
Good to know
Vertical platform lifts start at $18,000 at EZ Able®. Your final price depends on lift height, site and options. We start with a quote, then a site survey.
We sell and install stairlifts, vertical platform lifts and elevators for homes and businesses throughout Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Request a vertical platform lift consultation to start with a quote.
Yes. A vertical platform lift needs a dedicated electrical supply, which may mean installing a new circuit.
Often, yes. Check your local building codes. Permits or approvals from local authorities may be required.
A level, stable base. Many installs use a concrete pad or reinforced flooring.
At EZ Able®, vertical platform lifts start at $18,000. We start with a quote, then a site survey.
Need a hand?
Call us at 877-392-2531, Monday–Friday, 9–5 Eastern. You can also open a support ticket or chat with Abby on ezable.com.