The cost of a Stiltz home elevator in West Covina depends on which model best suits your needs and home layout. From our budget-conscious Duo Classic to our premium Trio Alta, we offer options to fit different price points. While the initial investment might seem significant, many West Covina homeowners find it’s more cost-effective than moving to a single-story home or making major structural modifications. We’ll need to visit your home to provide an accurate quote based on your specific requirements.

Adding a Stiltz elevator to your West Covina home doesn’t require major construction work. Unlike traditional elevators that need a shaft and machine room, we simply create a neat opening between floors. The elevator’s self-supporting rail system means we don’t need to modify your walls. Most installations in West Covina take just one to two days, and our local team handles everything from the initial measurements to the final safety checks.

During those unexpected power outages in West Covina, your Stiltz elevator has a built-in backup plan. Every model includes a battery backup system that kicks in automatically if the power fails. This safety feature smoothly lowers the elevator to the ground floor, letting you exit safely until power is restored. It’s one less thing to worry about when the lights go out in the San Gabriel Valley.

For West Covina residents using wheelchairs, our Trio Alta model provides the perfect solution. It’s specially designed to fit a standard wheelchair and caregiver while taking up less than 9 square feet of floor space. Both our Duo and Trio models work great for folks with walkers or rollators too. With a 550-pound weight capacity, the Trio Alta easily handles multiple passengers or heavy items like laundry and groceries.

We’ve packed every Stiltz elevator with safety features to protect your West Covina family. Each unit includes weight sensors to prevent overloading, obstruction detectors that stop the lift if something’s in the way, and an emergency phone for added security. The floor lid is sturdy enough to walk on when the elevator’s on another level, and you can lock it with a key to keep curious kids safe. The system runs on a standard 220V outlet – using about as much power as your dishwasher – making it both safe and energy-efficient for your San Gabriel Valley home.