Installing a shaftless residential elevator can be a game-changer – especially for home accessibility, safety, and independence. Because of their minimal required modifications, shaftless elevators are one of the simplest to be installed.

• First, prepare for the home assessment. A dealer will come to you home and assess your home and personal needs to ensure you’re receiving the correct unit and placing it in the best possible location in your home.
• Next, it’s important to prepare the two installation sites (lower and top floor) for the slight renovations and installation. This means no furniture, decor, or pets in either area.
• On the day of the day of the install, a team will arrive at your home to create the aperture so the cabin and rails can pass from floor to floor. Once the structural preparation is complete, an electrician will assess the site, review the power supply, isolate the workspace, and install a dedicated power supply (if necessary).
• Finally, your elevator installation begins. The floor aperture liner will be installed along with the rails, base plate, and ceiling base. Then, the motor and carrier will be added, followed by the elevator cabin.