Home Elevators in Mountain House

A home elevator like the Stiltz model travels between floors fully enclosed and with more comfort and design options. Vertical platform lifts are usually open and more industrial in look. In Mountain House, where aesthetics and space matter, a domestic lift offers a more seamless and home-friendly option.

Since the elevator is installed indoors and doesn’t rely on outdoor components, weather has little to no impact. That said, during colder months or foggy mornings, we schedule work efficiently to avoid moisture delays. Most installations are done quickly, regardless of season.

Yes. While it’s a permanent fixture while installed, it can be removed and reinstalled if you’re doing major renovations. Some Mountain House homeowners have even relocated their lifts when remodeling second floors or updating layouts. We can help evaluate what’s needed if that time comes.

No special subfloor is needed. The lift can be installed on wood or concrete flooring, as long as it’s structurally sound. We assess all that during the site visit. In Mountain House, newer builds often already have everything in place for quick setup.

Most residential elevators, like the Stiltz Duo and Trio models, require minimal space. The Stiltz Duo models fit in less than 8.5 sq. ft., while the Trio models, designed for wheelchair access, cover under 13.5 sq. ft. These compact designs allow installation in various areas, including hallways, closets, and stairwell voids​​.