Residential elevators for every home
Freedom elevators are traditional residential elevators with smooth operation and strong lifting capacity. They suit multi-story homes and wheelchair users.
Vision elevators are glass and clear-walled home elevators that give an all-round view and need very little construction.
Artisan elevators are fully custom. Each one is designed around your home, whether that means a glass panoramic cab, traditional wood paneling or a one-of-a-kind shape for an unusual space.
The Freedom Green is our most popular home elevator. It runs on a counterweight system with a high-efficiency motor, giving a smooth, stable ride while using less energy than a traditional hydraulic elevator.
The Freedom Hydro is a hydraulic home elevator known for a quiet, comfortable ride.
The Freedom Elite is a luxury home elevator for homeowners who want a high-end finish.
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The Visi-48 is an octagonal home elevator with clear acrylic panels that let light pass through and give a panoramic view.
The Visi-58 is a round glass elevator that makes an architectural statement while giving full access between floors.
The Visi Mini is a compact home elevator that fits into tight corners, which makes it a good choice for smaller homes and retrofits.
The Vision EC is a two-stop home lift that travels through a simple opening in the floor, so it is easy to fit into an existing home.
The Vision 350 is the smallest residential elevator on the market, made for homes where space is very limited.
The Vision 450 is a two-passenger pneumatic home elevator that fits almost any home, new or existing.
The Vision 550 is a wheelchair accessible pneumatic elevator with room for a rider using a wheelchair or mobility aid.
For a completely custom elevator, the Artisan series offers almost unlimited design choice. Whether you want the elevator to disappear into the existing architecture, a glass panoramic cab or a one-of-a-kind shape, we design it to match your home with premium materials, finishes and technology.
Nationwide Lifts of Central New York designs, installs and services home elevators for houses of every age and layout, from new builds in the Syracuse suburbs to older two-story homes in Rochester, Utica and Binghamton. A home elevator gives everyone in the household safe access to every floor, and it lets you stay in the home you love as your needs change.
Every project starts with a free visit to your home. We measure the space, explain which residential elevators fit and give you a written quote. Our technicians then handle the installation and testing, and we stay on call for service afterward.
The price of a home elevator depends on the type of elevator, the number of floors it serves, the finishes you choose and the construction work your house needs. Pneumatic and shaftless elevators usually need the least building work, while a traditional elevator needs a hoistway. Our guides to home elevator cost in Central New York and what to expect during installation explain more, and we provide a written quote after a free visit.
An elevator is not the only answer. A stair lift is the quickest and most affordable way to make one staircase safe, a wheelchair lift deals with porch and entry steps, and a dumbwaiter carries groceries and laundry. Our comparison of a home elevator and a stair lift can help you decide. Request a free home elevator quote.
It depends on the type. Compact shaftless and pneumatic elevators fit in the corner of a room or a closet-sized space. A traditional elevator needs a hoistway, and stacked closets are often the right size. We measure your home during a free visit and show you what fits.
Yes. Many of the elevators we install go into existing homes. Shaftless and pneumatic elevators need the least construction, which makes them popular for retrofits.
It varies by type. A shaftless or pneumatic elevator is usually installed in a matter of days once the space is ready. A traditional elevator takes longer, because the hoistway is built first. We give you a timeline with your quote.
The price depends on the type of elevator, the number of floors, the finishes you choose and the construction work your home needs. The only way to get an accurate figure is a site visit, which we offer free of charge.
