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Our reconditioned straight stairlifts start around €1,300 fully installed. Curved lifts cost more because the rail is shaped to your exact staircase — those are quoted after a free survey. Either way you're typically saving 40–60% against buying new, and grants can reduce the cost further.
Yes. Every lift we sell is stripped, inspected, rebuilt with new batteries and worn parts replaced, then tested on a rail before it goes anywhere near your home. It has the same safety sensors, seatbelt and soft start/stop it left the factory with — and we back it with the same 2-year parts and labour guarantee we'd put on anything.
If your stairs run in one straight flight, a straight lift does the job and costs the least. Any bend, turn or intermediate landing means a curved lift with a custom rail. Not sure? Send us a photo of the staircase — that's usually all it takes.
Yes — for recoveries and short-term needs our rental service is usually the smarter option: an installation fee plus a low monthly rate, with repairs included.
Yes — the Mobility Aids Grant and the Housing Adaptation Grant, both run by your local authority, can cover up to 90% of the cost for qualifying households. We'll point you at the right scheme and provide any quotes the council needs. Full details here →
No — quotes over the phone and home surveys are free, with no obligation. The price we quote is the price you pay: supply, installation and guarantee included.
A straight lift is fitted in 2–3 hours, usually within days of the survey. Curved lifts take around two weeks end-to-end because the rail is made for your staircase. Either way there's no structural work and no mess.
No. The rail fixes to the stair treads, not the wall — so there's no drilling into plaster, and if the lift is ever removed you're left with a few small filled holes under the carpet, nothing more.
Yes — the seat, arms and footrest all fold flat against the rail, leaving the staircase clear for everyone else in the house.
Nothing dramatic — stairlifts run on batteries that recharge from the mains, so the lift keeps working through an outage for many trips. You'll never be stranded halfway.
A comprehensive 2-year parts and labour guarantee — the same cover you'd expect on a new lift. What's covered →
Once every 12 months, like a car — it keeps the warranty valid and catches small problems before they strand the lift. Our annual service takes about an hour and comes with a written check sheet.
Of course. We repair and service all major brands nationwide regardless of where the lift came from, with most faults sorted on the first callout.
Very possibly — it's the heart of what we do. Lifts roughly under five years old from the major brands earn the best offers; older ones we collect for parts and recycling. Get an offer →
Straight lifts often can, if the new stairs are the same side and no longer — about half transfer perfectly. Our transfer service handles removal, transport and refitting in one visit.
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