The price of a Stiltz home elevator for your Long Beach home depends on your specific needs, with options ranging from the budget-friendly Duo Classic to the premium Trio Alta model. Each installation is unique – what works for a Naples Island condo might differ from a Belmont Shore townhouse – so we’ll visit your home to take measurements and provide a detailed quote that covers all aspects of your installation.

Most Long Beach homeowners are surprised to learn how simple installing a Stiltz elevator can be. Unlike bulky traditional elevators, we just need to create an opening between your floors – no shaft construction or supporting walls needed. Thanks to our self-contained rail system, we can typically complete the installation in your Long Beach home in just one or two days, minimizing any disruption to your daily routine.

Living near the coast means we occasionally deal with power outages, but that won’t affect your Stiltz elevator’s ability to get you safely to ground level. Every unit comes with a battery backup that kicks in automatically if the power goes out. If you’re using the elevator during an outage, it will gently lower you to the bottom floor where you can step out. The elevator then waits there until power returns, giving you complete peace of mind.

For Long Beach residents using mobility devices, we’ve got you covered. Our Trio Alta is perfectly suited for wheelchair users, providing enough space for a standard wheelchair plus a caregiver in its 13.5-square-foot cab. If you use a walker or rollator, both our Duo and Trio models will work great for your needs – you can choose based on the space you have available and your specific requirements.

We’ve packed every Stiltz elevator with safety features to protect Long Beach families. Each unit includes weight sensors to prevent overloading, height sensors for proper positioning, and obstruction detectors that stop the elevator if something’s in the way. There’s an emergency stop button within easy reach, a fall arrest system for backup protection, and a built-in phone for emergency calls. The floor lid is strong enough to walk on when the elevator’s not there, and the doors won’t open unless the elevator is perfectly aligned at your floor – giving you complete confidence in your home elevator’s safety.